Bylaws and Guidelines

Guidelines and bylaws support our mission to protect and enhance the quality of life of Squamish residents.

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Animal Control

Responsible pet ownership helps ensure that our community is safe and enjoyable for everyone.

Bylaws enacted by the District of Squamish are in place to maintain a safe and livable community.

An overview of key bylaws that are frequently referenced by residents focusing on common sense and neighbourly actions.

Before startingf bee keeping, it is important to read and understand the municipal and federal regulations that govern bee keeping.

All urban hens must be registered and enclosed by electric fence to prevent wildlife conflicts.

Many pesticides can no longer be used for garden and lawn beautification or maintenance even if they are legally allowed for sale.

A second, self-contained dwelling unit with private access, its own kitchen and bathroom, and located within a principal dwelling unit.

The regulations and requirements to operate a short-term rental.

Typically 100 to 400 square feet and defined as a dwelling of any form that is sized to meet its occupants’ needs with little excess space.

Are you considering removing trees or moving soil? If you are, you may need a permit.

Living with wildlife and wildlife friendly landscaping.