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Amendments to The Statements of Provincial Interest Regulations (SPI) came into effect January 1, 2021. The Changes Guide for Amendments to the SPI will assist municipalities and land use planners as they adapt to amendments made to the regulations.
Learn how to appeal decisions made relating to applications for permits or approvals.
Roadside development permits are required for any work within the 90 metres from the right-of-way of a provincial highway.
Find information on the Encouraging Community Housing Options (ECHO) - Housing Plan Component program, its benefits, and if your municipality is eligible for grant funding.
Learn about Encouraging Community Housing Options (ECHO) - Action Component program and the grant available to implement the strategies identified in a housing plan.
Find information on construction activity and changes in population.
Find out how The Statements of Provincial Interest Regulations can help guide development in your community.
Learn how assessment management can help land use planning in your community.
Learn more about dedicating lands for parks, open spaces and other public amenities.
Download the local improvements manual , related forms, and sample spreadsheet before starting a local improvement project.
Find community planning maps and Rural Municipality (RM) boundary maps, and learn about population changes, tax revenue and much more.
Information for communities to start their planning process, including assessing their planning needs, finding planning professionals and sharing costs with other communities.
Learn about the regulations and procedures for municipal restructuring including altering boundaries, establishing a town or village, and changing the status of towns, villages, and hamlets.
Learn how an Official Community Plan can help a municipality manage its future growth and development.
Learn about the purpose of The Planning and Development Act, 2007 and download your own copy.
Through regional planning – or inter-municipal co-operation – communities can share limited resources to meet today’s challenges.
Learn how the Government of Saskatchewan is protecting the health and safety of its citizens by making sure that residential areas are at a safe distance from oil wells.
Find out how servicing agreements make sure that costs are shared when servicing a new subdivision and that new services are installed properly.
Find information about how to apply for subdivision approval, how condominium development, land use and flood management relate to subdivision, and exemptions from the subdivision approval process.
Learn about zoning bylaws in Saskatchewan that divide municipalities into zoning districts and regulate the development and use of land in those districts.
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