EV Zoning in Chilliwack — Ecovillage
EV: Ecovillage is a residential zoning district in the City of Chilliwack. A single planned ecovillage development parcel.
On a typical EV-zoned lot you can expect an FSR of about 0.4, a maximum height of 10 m, and site coverage up to 20%. Exact figures vary with lot size, frontage, and form of development, so look up your specific address to confirm.
Intent of the EV district
A single planned ecovillage development parcel.
EV at a glance
| Floor space ratio (FSR) | 0.4 |
|---|---|
| Max height | 10 m |
| Site coverage | 20% |
| Zone category | Residential |
Density tiers in EV
| Tier | Min lot area | Max units | FSR | Max height |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ecovillage | 7200 m² | — | 0.4 | 10 m |
Permitted uses in EV
- Single detached dwelling
- Duplex
- Townhouse
- Restricted agriculture
- Child care facility
- Club or lodge
- Convenience commercial
- Cultural facility
- Indoor recreation
- Outdoor recreation
- Religious assembly
- School
- Theatre
EV zoning FAQ
What is EV zoning in Chilliwack?
EV (Ecovillage) is a residential zoning district in the City of Chilliwack. A single planned ecovillage development parcel.
What can you build on EV-zoned land in Chilliwack?
Permitted uses in EV include Single detached dwelling, Duplex, Townhouse, Restricted agriculture, Child care facility, among others. Permitted uses are allowed outright; conditional uses may require Development Permit Board approval.
What is the FSR for EV in Chilliwack?
Floor Space Ratio (FSR) in EV is about 0.4. ZoneScout calculates the maximum buildable floor area for your specific lot.
How tall can a building be in EV?
EV permits a maximum building height of 10 m. Height can be affected by view corridors, setbacks, and the specific form of development.
Other residential zones in Chilliwack
- HR — Hillside Residential
- M1-A — Residential Light Industrial
- R — Rural
- R1-A — Urban Residential
- R1-B — Urban Duplex Residential
- R1-C — Urban Infill
- R2 — Urban Residential Transition
- R2-A — Seniors Conversion Housing
Look up a specific address in Chilliwack
Source: official Chilliwack zoning bylaw (PDF) · updated September 2026