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The City of Pitt Meadows is exploring potential changes to the agricultural regulations in the Zoning Bylaw, and we want to hear from you on the changes being considered. The proposed changes aim to simplify and clarify City regulations and preserve the use of agricultural land for agricultural purposes.
Complete the Feedback Form below by Monday, October 13, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.
Why is the City considering changes to the agricultural regulations in the Zoning Bylaw?
Agricultural land in Pitt Meadows is a valuable resource. We are committed to strengthening the long-term sustainability of agriculture by supporting the preservation of farmland for farming and enhancing the viability of the agriculture sector through improved regulations.
How is agricultural land in Pitt Meadows regulated?
Agricultural land is regulated by the Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) and the City. The ALC administers regulations governing the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR)—a provincial land use designation where agriculture is the priority use. City regulations must be consistent with the ALC regulations. Through the Zoning Bylaw, the agricultural area is divided into zones that set regulations for how the land can be used as well as the size and location of buildings and structures.
What changes are being explored?
A summary of the key changes to the Zoning Bylaw that are being explored is included in the Survey Questions Below. For additional information, please see the City’s website pittmeadows.ca/agriculture-zoning.
The City of Pitt Meadows is exploring potential changes to the agricultural regulations in the Zoning Bylaw, and we want to hear from you on the changes being considered. The proposed changes aim to simplify and clarify City regulations and preserve the use of agricultural land for agricultural purposes.
Complete the Feedback Form below by Monday, October 13, 2025 at 11:59 p.m.
Why is the City considering changes to the agricultural regulations in the Zoning Bylaw?
Agricultural land in Pitt Meadows is a valuable resource. We are committed to strengthening the long-term sustainability of agriculture by supporting the preservation of farmland for farming and enhancing the viability of the agriculture sector through improved regulations.
How is agricultural land in Pitt Meadows regulated?
Agricultural land is regulated by the Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) and the City. The ALC administers regulations governing the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR)—a provincial land use designation where agriculture is the priority use. City regulations must be consistent with the ALC regulations. Through the Zoning Bylaw, the agricultural area is divided into zones that set regulations for how the land can be used as well as the size and location of buildings and structures.
What changes are being explored?
A summary of the key changes to the Zoning Bylaw that are being explored is included in the Survey Questions Below. For additional information, please see the City’s website pittmeadows.ca/agriculture-zoning.
Please note: the Zoning Bylaw includes additional regulations affecting the use of agriculture-zoned properties. The following questions address some of the key changes that are currently being considered by the City. More information on the proposed changes is available here: pittmeadows.ca/agriculture-zoning The Zoning Bylaw can be viewed in its entirety at pittmeadows.ca/bylaws.
This collection of personal information is authorized under section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used to communicate information related to the agricultural zoning review. Privacy questions can be directed to: Privacy Officer, 604.465.5454, or clerks@pittmeadows.ca
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