RM4 Zoning in Lake Country - Low Density Multiple Housing

RM4: Low Density Multiple Housing is a residential zoning district in the District of Lake Country. Provides low-density multiple housing.

On a typical RM4-zoned lot you can expect an FSR of roughly 0.65–0.75, a maximum height of 12.4 m (3 storeys), and site coverage up to 45%. Exact figures vary with lot size, frontage, and form of development, so look up your specific address to confirm.

Intent of the RM4 district

Provides low-density multiple housing.

RM4 at a glance

Floor space ratio (FSR)0.65–0.75
Max height12.4 m
Max storeys (by right)3
Site coverage45%
Zone categoryResidential

Density tiers in RM4

TierMin lot areaMax unitsFSRMax height
Low Density Multiple Housing900 m²-0.7512.4 m

Permitted uses in RM4

RM4 zoning FAQ

What is RM4 zoning in Lake Country?

RM4 (Low Density Multiple Housing) is a residential zoning district in the District of Lake Country. Provides low-density multiple housing.

What can you build on RM4-zoned land in Lake Country?

Permitted uses in RM4 include boarding and lodging houses, congregate housing, major group home, multiple dwelling housing, two dwelling housing. Permitted uses are allowed outright; conditional uses may require Development Permit Board approval.

What is the FSR for RM4 in Lake Country?

Floor Space Ratio (FSR) in RM4 generally ranges from about 0.65 up to 0.75. ZoneScout calculates the maximum buildable floor area for your specific lot.

How tall can a building be in RM4?

RM4 permits a maximum building height of 12.4 m, generally about 3 storeys. Height can be affected by view corridors, setbacks, and the specific form of development.

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Source: official Lake Country zoning bylaw (PDF) · updated September 2026