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FEATURES
	OurWinnipeg Information on OurWinnipeg, the City of Winnipeg's new Official Plan.
	What We Do - A Quick Reference A quick and convenient, one page reference guide listing all services and programs found within the Planning, Property and Development Department.
	Building Permit Strategy and Action Plan - 2012 The City of Winnipeg's Building Permit Strategy and Action Plan identifies three specific strategies and ten related action items that support the goal of reducing permit issuance and inspection processing times while maintaining a high degree of building code and by-law compliance.
	Permits Online An electronic permit application system that enables citizens and customers to apply for some City permits over the internet.
	Downtown Urban Design Review Urban Design is concerned with giving physical design direction to urban growth, conservation, and change. Is a way of shaping the public and semi public spaces on streets and around building to create a high quality and livable urban environment. Urban design reflects consideration of function, economics and organization as well as aesthetic and cultural qualities. Paramount to good urban design is safety, accessibility and quality, elements which respond to the needs of a city and a community rather than individual aesthetics.
	• City Properties for Sale • City Property for Lease
	"Permit" us to assist you! • Citizen / Homeowner • Commercial Developers • Small Business Owners

WHAT'S NEW	More of What's New
	Building & Site Design Summary - 2.0 Effective April 30, 2012 all permit applications for commercial new construction and additions must be accompanied by version 2.0 of the Building and Site Design Summary (BSDS) document.
	Corydon-Osborne Neighbourhood Plan The City of Winnipeg is initiating a neighbourhood plan for the Corydon-Osborne area in consultation with area residents, community groups, businesses and other stakeholders.
	Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) A strategy available to help Winnipeg manage growth and improve the quality of life by aligning transit investments with the community’s vision for how it wants to grow, creating “livable” mixed-use, denser, walkable places, and providing an alternative to low-density suburban development and automobile-dependent land use patterns.
	Neighbourhood Main Streets Zoning Review The intent of this project is to create a zoning framework to implement the community’s vision in three neighbourhood main street areas – Academy Road, St. Norbert and Transcona.

PLANS FOR YOUR COMMUNITY
	Building Communities Initiative II The goal of BCI is to improve local community infrastructure that will benefit older neighbourhoods, and contribute to the vitality, safety and health of communities throughout the city.
	Transcona Recreation and Leisure Village The site of Transcona Stadium/Roland Michener Arena/Centennial Pool is being considered for redevelopment as an indoor recreation facility. Opportunities for housing and a library are also being considered. Information and ongoing updates about the visioning and scoping process will be posted here.
	Redevelopment at Sterling Lyon Parkway and Kenaston Blvd. This super-regional commercial destination centre will be unique in Winnipeg, and is one of the largest commercial projects for Winnipeg in the last 25 years.

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Last update: May 2, 2012

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