What is a structure on Lasqueti?

Lasqueti has its own land-use bylaw, Bylaw 78. Some of its words are not used on other islands.

A platform is a structure

Lasqueti’s bylaw says a structure is anything built on land or water, and the list includes platforms. A deck on the ground is not named as an exception here the way it is on Denman.

“including buildings, display signs, poles and towers, platforms, breakwaters, sheds, bins”

Lasqueti Island Land Use Bylaw No. 78 (No. 78)

Six tents count as one house

When the bylaw counts how many homes a lot may have, six tent sites count as one home.

“six (6) tenting sites are considered equivalent to one dwelling density”

Lasqueti Island Land Use Bylaw No. 78 (No. 78)

A mobile home sits with the bus and the trailer

A mobile home, a travel trailer, a bus, or a boat may be stored if nobody is living in it. On a lot that already allows a house, one of those can count as the house, or stand in for a small guest cabin.

“travel trailer, mobile home, bus, vessel or other recreation vehicle”

Lasqueti Island Land Use Bylaw No. 78 (No. 78)

Other islands wrote different words. Read them all at abolishislandstrust.org/structure.

What is a structure? — all the islands