RC-2 Zoning in North Vancouver - Cedar Village Residential 2

RC-2: Cedar Village Residential 2 is a residential zoning district in the City of North Vancouver. Permit the Cedar Village ground-oriented residential form at the higher of its two densities.

On a typical RC-2-zoned lot you can expect a maximum height of 7.62 m (2 storeys) and site coverage up to 35%. Exact figures vary with lot size, frontage, and form of development, so look up your specific address to confirm.

Density is set per hectare, not per lot: 37.1 dwelling units per hectare (15 per acre) under s.502A(1)(b).

Intent of the RC-2 district

Permit the Cedar Village ground-oriented residential form at the higher of its two densities.

RC-2 at a glance

Max height7.62 m
Max storeys (by right)2
Site coverage35%
Zone categoryResidential

Density tiers in RC-2

TierMin lot areaMax unitsBase FSRBonus FSRMax height
Cedar Village Residential 2----7.62 m

Permitted uses in RC-2

RC-2 zoning FAQ

What is RC-2 zoning in North Vancouver?

RC-2 (Cedar Village Residential 2) is a residential zoning district in the City of North Vancouver. Permit the Cedar Village ground-oriented residential form at the higher of its two densities.

What can you build on RC-2-zoned land in North Vancouver?

Permitted uses in RC-2 include Cedar Village Residential Use, Child Care Use, Residential Care Facility Use. Permitted uses are allowed outright; conditional uses may require Development Permit Board approval.

How tall can a building be in RC-2?

RC-2 permits a maximum building height of 7.62 m, generally about 2 storeys. Height can be affected by view corridors, setbacks, and the specific form of development.

How many units are allowed in RC-2 zoning?

RC-2 sets density as a rate rather than a fixed number of units per lot: density is set per hectare, not per lot: 37.1 dwelling units per hectare (15 per acre) under s.502A(1)(b). Look up your specific address for what that works out to on your lot.

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Source: official North Vancouver zoning bylaw (PDF) · updated October 2026