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Municipalities and Land Use Planning

Asset Management and Land Use Planning

Learn how assessment management can help land use planning in your community.

Community Planning Needs Assessment

Find tools to that can help Saskatchewan municipalities to assess their community planning needs.

Finding Planning Professionals

Tips for Saskatchewan communities to help find planning professionals for community planning and development projects.

Land Use Planning and Flood Management

Learn more about how land use planning and subdivisions can help minimize flood risk to people, property and infrastructure.

Manage Municipal Planning Costs

Learn ways that your municipality can reduce or fully recoup costs associated with community planning.

Request for Proposals Guide

Learn what to include in a Request for Proposals to make sure a consultant understands what you need and how quickly you need it.

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