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RT-2F zone in New Westminster

Cluster House District. Allow single detached dwellings without secondary suites at up to 22 units per acre (s.416.1).

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33lots in this zone on the map
313 m²median lot size (3,369 ft²)
183–375 m²smallest to largest lot
6.1 mmaximum height (20 ft)

The rules

NameCluster House District
Homes allowedCluster houses (no suites), max 22 units/acre; duplex cluster house on sites >= 371.6 m2
Floor space ratio0.7
Floor space notesFSR 0.7, excluding parking for up to two spaces per unit (s.416.15-416.16).
Height6.1 m (20 ft)
Height notes6.1 m (s.416.11).
Lot coverage55%
Coverage notesPrincipal + attached accessory 55% (s.416.14); usable open space 10%.
Setbacksfront 3.05 m (10 ft), side 1.23 m (4 ft), rear 1.22 m (4 ft)
Setback notesLots with >= 6.10 m frontage: front 3.05 m, side 1.23 m (2.59 m beside a shared driveway), rear 1.22 m (6.10 m where lot depth > 22.86 m); lots < 6.10 m frontage: 1.22 m front, side and rear (s.416.12-416.13).
Bylaw sectionss.416.1-416.19

What you can use it for

Cluster houseDuplex cluster houseDetached townhouse (RT-2D standards)Home based business

What BC law allows on these lots

  • 6 homes (near frequent transit)23 lots
  • 3 homes (lots up to 280 m²)10 lots

Our estimate per lot under BC's Bills 44 and 47, from lot size, transit distance and the urban boundary.

Example lots in RT-2F

No addressed lots in this zone on the map.

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Read from New Westminster Zoning Bylaw No. 6680, 2001 (section consolidations to 2025-05-26, plus adopted amendments Bylaw 8524 (Townhouse Zoning Update) and Bylaw 8578, 2026 (Infill Housing Program, footer-dated 2026-06-08); official consolidation to 2025-11-17 not retrievable) ↗, checked 2026-10-21. Summaries are our reading of the bylaw: confirm with New Westminster before buying or designing. Page rebuilt October 25, 2026.