1.	Backyard Housing must comply with Table 1:

Table 1.  Building Regulations
Subsection	Regulation	Value	Symbol
Height
1.1.	Maximum Height	6.8 m	-
Unless the following applies:
1.2.	Maximum Height where the Rear Lot Line Abuts a Site in a residential Zone that has a maximum Height of 12.0 m or less	4.3 m	-
Site Coverage
1.3.	Maximum Site Coverage	20%	-
Floor Area
1.4.	Maximum second Storey Floor Area per Dwelling	60.0 m2	-
Unless the following applies:
1.5.	Maximum second Storey Floor Area per Dwelling where the Backyard Housing complies with the Inclusive Design requirements of Section 5.50	70.0 m2	-
Building Length
1.6.	Maximum total length of any second Storey building wall containing Backyard Housing	15.0 m	-
Setbacks
1.7.	Minimum Setback	1.2 m	A
Unless 1 or more of the following applies:
1.8.	Minimum Rear Setback Abutting an Alley where there is no Garage or where a Garage door does not face the Alley	0.6 m	B
1.9.	Minimum Flanking Side Setback is the same as the minimum Flanking Side Setback in the underlying Zone	-	C
	Diagram for Subsections 1.7, 1.8 and 1.9			a
Building Separation
1.10.	Minimum distance between Backyard Housing buildings and other principal buildings on the same Site, except for other Backyard Housing buildings  a	3.0 m	-
1.11.	Minimum distance between Backyard Housing buildings on the same Site  a	0.9 m	-

2.	For the purposes of Subsection 1.4 and 1.5, Floor Area does not include:
	2.1. a maximum of 6.0 m2 of the area covered by elevators and any associated landing area on each Storey; and  2.2. a maximum of 6.0 m2 of the area covered by internal stairs.
3.	Despite Subsection 1.7, the minimum Interior Side Setback for Backyard Housing is 0 m where:
	3.1. Backyard Housing development is built on 1 or more common Lot lines; or 3.2. the 0 m Interior Side Setback is the same Setback as a Zero Lot Line Development and:   3.2.1. the eaves are not closer than 0.9 m to the eaves of a building on an Abutting Lot; and 3.2.2. roof drainage from the Backyard Housing is directed towards a Street, Alley, or private drainage system, and no roof leader discharge is directed to the maintenance easement area.	a
4.	Despite the definition of Backyard Housing, where Backyard Housing is constructed prior to the construction of other principal buildings on a Site:
	4.1. it is not required to be located within a Rear Yard; and 4.2. it must be located within the rear 50% of the Lot, as determined by the Rear Lot Line.
5.	Backyard Housing must not be subdivided from other principal Dwellings on a Site or be part of a Bare Land Condominium.
6.	On Corner Sites, Facade design and materials must wrap around the side of Backyard Housing to provide a consistent profile facing the Street and the Alley.
7.	All Facades must be articulated using 2 or more design techniques or features to minimize the perception of massing, eliminate large blank walls, and provide visual interest. Design techniques or features may include: variations in rooflines; vertical or horizontal building wall projection or recessions; visual breaks of building Facades into smaller sections; features such as windows, balconies, or porches; using a combination of finishing materials; or other similar techniques or features.
8.	Despite Subsection 7, for Backyard Housing less than or equal to 4.3 m in Height, only the Facades facing a Street or Alley must be articulated using 2 or more design features.
9.	Elevator access to a Rooftop Terrace is only permitted where the Dwelling complies with the Inclusive Design requirements of Section 5.50.
10.	Backyard Housing must provide a main entrance separate from a Garage door.
11.	Backyard Housing must provide a covered entrance feature over the main entrance.
12.	Backyard Housing Facades facing an Alley must have outdoor lighting that complies with Section 5.120.