Note: The Comprehensize Review of the Winnipeg Zoning By-law 6400/94 project is now complete. For information on the new Zoning By-law 200/06 please click here
Overview:
The Planning, Property & Development Department (PP&D) is undertaking another major project to improve the development system in Winnipeg – a Comprehensive Review of the Winnipeg Zoning By-law.
This project complements the Permits X-Press Project that is also underway. It is important to review the regulations that guide development decisions in the city at the same time that improvements are being made in customer service and permit processing. This allows the City to approach the improvements in an integrated manner.
The City’s Zoning By-law was reviewed in 1994 when seven by-laws of the former communities were consolidated into one integrated set of rules for the city. At the time, this process was viewed as a first major step in zoning regulation reform. Now is our opportunity to undertake a more comprehensive review of the regulations using the experience and knowledge we have gained from using the by-law over the past 10 years.
This is a significant project for the City and one that promises to have a long-lasting legacy. The by-law must act as an incentive to promote economic development, attract business and industry and facilitate the building of a world-class city. At the same time, it must balance the community’s objectives for promoting quality of life and creating a healthy community.
- Purpose, Vision, and Project Description
- Background Information
- Frequently Asked Questions - September 13, 2007
- Key Roles
- Major Milestones
- Communications
- Public Meetings
- Previous Zoning By-law Drafts
Documents
- Approach
Report
(3.7mb) - Executive Summary (187kb)
- Mapping Rules Chart (18kb)
- List of External Consultations (78kb)
- Public Service Final Report and Recommendations
Please note that the draft By-law and zoning maps below are not the official version of Winnipeg Zoning By-law 200/06. The official version of Winnipeg Zoning By-law 200/06 is available through the City Clerk's Department. The office consolidation version is available on the Winnipeg Zoning By-law 200/06 website. |
- Draft Zoning By-law, May, 2007 (7.5mb)
- Draft Table of Contents, May, 2007 (54kb)
- Draft Schedule B Zoning
Maps - April 24, 2007
Public Hearing
- Public Hearing Ad
- Notice of Public Hearing October 16, 2007
Related Links
- City of Winnipeg By-laws
- Searchable City of Winnipeg Zoning By-law 6400/94
- The City of Winnipeg Zoning By-Law 6400/94 - Areas other than the Downtown are separated into four basic zoning districts: agricultural (A), residential (R), commercial (C) and industrial (M). These categories are further subdivided by the intensity of use. Development within these districts is governed by use, bulk and parking regulations
- Permits X-Press - Building Permits Review Project Report Card
- Zoning By-law 200/06
Last update: July 17, 2008
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