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Subdivision and Land Use

Condominium Development: Zoning and Subdivision

Learn about the types, zoning and residential uses of condominium developments.

Exemptions from Subdivision Approval

Find out about what exemptions exist for certain types of subdivisions and subdividing interests.

Municipalities and the Subdivision Process

Find information on the review and approval process for subdivisions including requirements and cost.

Servicing Agreements and Subdivisions

Find out how servicing agreements make sure that costs are shared when servicing a new subdivision and that new services are installed properly.

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