Lakeshore Rd W
Lakeshore Rd W is an Oakville road through the Bronte and Old Oakville communities in Wards 1 and 2. The Town records 538 civic address points on it, across 26 zoning classes; 16 development applications are on file along it.
- 538
- 4–3575
- 1 and 2
- 2
- 26
- 16
Zoning along Lakeshore Rd W
The parcel zone recorded on each civic address, grouped by zone symbol. 26 distinct zones, including non-residential or mixed use.
- RM1 — Residential Medium (RM1) (RM1)
- 110
- MU1 — Main Street 1 (MU1)
- 82
- RL1-0 — Residential Low (RL1-0) (RL1-0)
- 78
- CBD — Central Business District (CBD)
- 75
- RL2-0 — Residential Low (RL2-0) (RL2-0)
- 73
- RL7 — Residential Low (RL7) (RL7)
- 33
- I — Institutional (I)
- 13
- RL3-0 — Residential Low (RL3-0) (RL3-0)
- 13
- RL5 — Residential Low (RL5) (RL5)
- 13
- O1 — Park (O1)
- 11
- PB1 — Parkway Belt Public Use (PB1)
- 7
- RH — Residential High (RH)
- 4
Development applications on Lakeshore Rd W
- 2441 Lakeshore Road West - Bronte Village Mall Redevelopmement
- 2266 Lakeshore Rd W
- 2365 - 2377 Lakeshore Rd W
- AMICA Bronte Village Seniors Residence
- 2370 Lakeshore Rd W
- 42 Lakeshore Rd W
- 2266 LSRW and 83 East Street - Investican Group Ltd
- Southbound Developments (Oakville) - 2368 to 2380 Lakeshore Rod W
- 3171 Lakeshore Road West - Cudmore's Garden Centre
- Would Be Developments Inc. - 174 Lakeshore Road W
- Senator Homes - 346 and 362 Lakeshore Road West
- 540 Lakeshore Rd W
- 3135 Lakeshore Rd W
- Southbound Developments (Oakville)
- Appleby College - 540 Lakeshore Road West
- 2266 LSRW and 86 East Street - Investican Group Ltd
Where it runs
The 538 civic address points on Lakeshore Rd W (a sample of 108 shown), with development applications marked. The Town publishes no road centreline, so the street is shown by its addresses, not a drawn line.
How this page is built
Every figure above is aggregated from the Town of Oakville’s open address layer, in which each civic address carries the parcel’s zone symbol, its ward and its Official Plan community. Grouping those addresses by street gives the zoning mix, the wards and communities the street passes through, and its extent; the development applications are the Town’s significant-applications record matched to an address on the street. No road centreline, intersection list, property value or owner data is used — none is in the source, and the last two are outside what OakvilleIQ publishes.
Sources
Town of Oakville
Address Points (open data layer)Town of Oakville
Ward Boundaries (open data layer)Town of Oakville
Zoning By-law 2014-014 (open data layer)Town of Oakville
Zoning By-law 2009-189 (open data layer)Town of Oakville
Snow Maintenance Zones (open data layer)
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