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RA-1 zone in Coquitlam

Medium-Density Residential. Medium-density residential up to eight storeys outside Transit-Oriented Areas, with limited local-serving commercial.

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1,875lots in this zone on the map
15,819 m²median lot size (170,274 ft²)
72–25,029 m²smallest to largest lot

The rules

NameMedium-Density Residential
Homes allowedApartments/townhouses; governed by FAR
Floor space ratio2.64
Floor space notesFAR 2.64 on Schedule O Shoulder Station or Schedule F lots, 2.04 elsewhere; 100% of residential floor area must be rental where total exceeds 2.4 (O/F lots) or 1.85 (other). s.1203(5).
Height · 8 storeys
Height notes8 storeys (lower if Schedule P says 7 or fewer); 3 storeys within 7.6 m of an R-1/R-2 lot line. s.1203(10).
Lot coverage60%
Coverage notes60% on Schedule O/F lots, 55% otherwise. s.1203(6).
Setbacksfront 4 m (13 ft), side 4.5 m (15 ft), rear 6 m (20 ft), flank 4 m (13 ft)
Setback notes4.0 m along street or lane; interior side 4.5 m, rear 6.0 m (3.0 m beside parks/watercourses); +2.0 m where 5+ storeys abuts R-1/R-2. s.1203(8).
Bonus densityRental tenure required for density above 2.4/1.85 FAR.
Bylaw sectionsPart 12 s.1203

What you can use it for

ApartmentTownhouseCongregate housing and careAssembly child careLocal commercial (with residential)Lock-off units (Shoulder Station areas)

Example lots in RA-1

No addressed lots in this zone on the map.

Other zones in Coquitlam

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Read from Zoning Bylaw No. 3000, 1996 (consolidated to 2026-07-27) ↗, checked 2026-10-21. Summaries are our reading of the bylaw: confirm with Coquitlam before buying or designing. Page rebuilt October 26, 2026.