RM2 Zoning in Kamloops - Multi-Unit 2 - Low Density

RM2: Multi-Unit 2 - Low Density is a residential zoning district in the City of Kamloops. Low-density multi-unit residential development.

On a typical RM2-zoned lot you can expect an FSR of about 0.55, a maximum height of 10 m (3 storeys), and site coverage up to 40%. Exact figures vary with lot size, frontage, and form of development, so look up your specific address to confirm.

Maximum density is 33 dwelling units per hectare outside a TOA. No per-hectare cap applies in a TOA; the TOA FAR and height limits govern.

Intent of the RM2 district

Low-density multi-unit residential development.

RM2 at a glance

Floor space ratio (FSR)0.55
Max height10 m
Max storeys (by right)3
Site coverage40%
Zone categoryResidential

Density tiers in RM2

TierMin lot areaMax unitsBase FSRBonus FSRMax height
Multi-Unit 2 - Low Density910 m²-0.55-10 m

Permitted uses in RM2

RM2 zoning FAQ

What is RM2 zoning in Kamloops?

RM2 (Multi-Unit 2 - Low Density) is a residential zoning district in the City of Kamloops. Low-density multi-unit residential development.

What can you build on RM2-zoned land in Kamloops?

Permitted uses in RM2 include Multi-Unit Residential. Permitted uses are allowed outright; conditional uses may require Development Permit Board approval.

What is the FSR for RM2 in Kamloops?

Floor Space Ratio (FSR) in RM2 is about 0.55. ZoneScout calculates the maximum buildable floor area for your specific lot.

How tall can a building be in RM2?

RM2 permits a maximum building height of 10 m, generally about 3 storeys. Height can be affected by view corridors, setbacks, and the specific form of development.

How many units are allowed in RM2 zoning?

RM2 sets density as a rate rather than a fixed number of units per lot: Maximum density is 33 dwelling units per hectare outside a TOA. No per-hectare cap applies in a TOA; the TOA FAR and height limits govern. Look up your specific address for what that works out to on your lot.

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