ALR Zoning in Vernon - Agricultural Land Reserve

ALR: Agricultural Land Reserve is a agricultural zoning district in the City of Vernon. To protect agricultural land within the Agricultural Land Reserve for agricultural uses in accordance with the Agricultural Land Commission Act and regulations, and to support agricultural production and complementary uses.

On a typical ALR-zoned lot you can expect up to 2 dwelling units, a maximum height of 11 m, and site coverage up to 10%. Exact figures vary with lot size, frontage, and form of development, so look up your specific address to confirm.

Intent of the ALR district

To protect agricultural land within the Agricultural Land Reserve for agricultural uses in accordance with the Agricultural Land Commission Act and regulations, and to support agricultural production and complementary uses.

ALR at a glance

Max dwelling units2
Max height11 m
Site coverage10%
Zone categoryAgricultural

Density tiers in ALR

TierMin lot areaMax unitsFSRMax height
Agricultural Land Reserve120000 m²2-11 m

Permitted uses in ALR

ALR zoning FAQ

What is ALR zoning in Vernon?

ALR (Agricultural Land Reserve) is a agricultural zoning district in the City of Vernon. To protect agricultural land within the Agricultural Land Reserve for agricultural uses in accordance with the Agricultural Land Commission Act and regulations, and to support agricultural production and complementary uses.

What can you build on ALR-zoned land in Vernon?

Permitted uses in ALR include No municipal regulations, Agricultural Land Commission legislation governs. Permitted uses are allowed outright; conditional uses may require Development Permit Board approval.

How tall can a building be in ALR?

ALR permits a maximum building height of 11 m. Height can be affected by view corridors, setbacks, and the specific form of development.

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