The R.M. of Taché Zoning By-law contains a Principal Use Table and Accessory Use Table that identifies Permitted ("P") and Conditional ("C") and Not Permitted ("-") with a specific zone. Click on the tables below. 

Table 4-4 Principal Use Table from the Zoning By-law

Table 3-5 Accessory Use Table from the Zoning By-law

Complete the application form below, or download the form here and submit to the department by e-mail (to brant@rmtache.ca), dropping it off or mailing it to the R.M. Office.

Disclaimer: Submitting an application prior to the deadline does not guarantee that the application will be on the next public hearing agenda. It is dependent on the number of applications received by the department and if an application requires further documents to be submitted and reviewed prior to being scheduled for a public hearing. Please contact the Planning & Development Department to confirm when an application may be scheduled for public hearing.

New Development = $250.00 + Mailing Costs

Existing/Non-Compliant Development = $500.00 + Mailing Costs

1.) Cash (Pay at the R.M. Office)

2.) Cheque (Pay at, or mail to, the R.M. Office)

3.) Debit (Pay at the R.M. Office)

4.) E-Transfer (Send to reception@rmtache.ca and in the message field write "planning")

5.) Invoice (Issued the month the file goes to public hearing and can be paid by any of the methods listed above. Note: you must be the owner of the property)

“Home business” means non-offensive light manufacturing activities and small businesses that may be permitted as a second use, in addition to the principal use. Home Businesses are considered Accessory Uses and may be allowed on the same zoning site as a Principal Use. The Accessory Use Table 3-5 identifies that Home Businesses are Conditional ("C") within most zones and a Conditional Use Application will be required. If there is a "-" in the table for a zone that means it is Not Permitted. Please see the Accessory Use Table to see if a Home Business may be applied for and please also see the specific Home Business Requirements from the Zoning By-law.

Complete the application form below, or download the form here and submit to the department by e-mail (to brant@rmtache.ca), dropping it off or mailing it to the R.M. Office.

Disclaimer: Submitting an application prior to the deadline does not guarantee that the application will be on the next public hearing agenda. It is dependent on the number of applications received by the department and if an application requires further documents to be submitted and reviewed prior to being scheduled for a public hearing. Please contact the Planning & Development Department to confirm when an application may be scheduled for public hearing.

“Secondary suite”, means a self-contained accessory dwelling unit located either within a permanent, detached, single-unit dwelling, or in an accessory building, on a single zoning site. A secondary suite contains a single housekeeping unit and has its own separate access, cooking, sleeping and sanitary facilities which are separate from and not shared with those of the principal dwelling. This use does not include two-unit dwellings or multiple-unit dwellings. Secondary Suites are considered Accessory Uses and may be allowed on the same zoning site as a Principal Use. The Accessory Use Table 3-5 identifies that Secondary Suites are Conditional ("C") within most zones and a Conditional Use Application will be required. If there is a "-" in the table for a zone that means it is Not Permitted. Please see the Accessory Use Table to see if a Secondary Suite may be applied for and please also see the specific Secondary Suite Requirements from the Zoning By-law.

Complete the application form below, or download the form here and submit to the department by e-mail (to brant@rmtache.ca), dropping it off or mailing it to the R.M. Office.

Disclaimer: Submitting an application prior to the deadline does not guarantee that the application will be on the next public hearing agenda. It is dependent on the number of applications received by the department and if an application requires further documents to be submitted and reviewed prior to being scheduled for a public hearing. Please contact the Planning & Development Department to confirm when an application may be scheduled for public hearing.

Aggregate Quarry, or Resource Extractions, means the quarrying and/or extraction of surface or subsurface minerals and natural resources including aggregate, forestry products and peat moss. Resource Extractions are Conditional ("C") within the "AL" Agriculture Limited, "AG" Agriculture General and "AR" Aggregate Resource Zones. Note: As per Section 169(5) of the Planning Act, the public hearing notices for all Aggregate Quarry Application must be sent to the Minister of the Province at least 60 days before the public hearing is scheduled. 

Complete the application form below, or download the form here and submit to the department by e-mail (to brant@rmtache.ca), dropping it off or mailing it to the R.M. Office.

Disclaimer: Submitting an application prior to the deadline does not guarantee that the application will be on the next public hearing agenda. It is dependent on the number of applications received by the department and if an application requires further documents to be submitted and reviewed prior to being scheduled for a public hearing. Please contact the Planning & Development Department to confirm when an application may be scheduled for public hearing.

Conditional Use Approvals expire after 1 year from Council’s decision. The Applicant may make an application to Council for an extension for 12 months (1 year), and if more time is needed, apply for a second extension for 12 months (1 year). Complete the application form below, or download the form here and submit to the department by e-mail (to brant@rmtache.ca), dropping it off or mailing it to the R.M. Office.

The Planning Committee is comprised of members of Council and the LUD Committees of Lorette and Landmark. The Planning Committee review applications for Conditional Uses for Multi-Unit Residential consisting of 10 or More Units, Commercial and Industrial Development. They will review the proposals prior to, or after, a formal application has been made.

Note: Every application will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and Administration may require an application not listed above to be reviewed by the Planning Committee to provide recommendation to Council.