Development Applications
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Variance
For multiple family dwelling, commercial, industrial, etc.
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Residential Variance
For single and two family dwellings.
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Conditional Use
Use of a building or land that may be unique in its
characteristics or operation, which could have an impact on adjoining
properties.
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Conditional Use - Secondary Suites / Care Homes
A use of land listed as "Conditional" within the use table of a zoning district which may be unique in its
characteristics or operation.
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Home Based Business Conditional Use
Any use not listed
as a permitted Home Occupation and also not listed as a prohibited Office
Facility may be approved as Conditional Use pursuant to provisions of the
City of Winnipeg Charter
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Temporary Change of Use Variance
When
a land use is not permitted within a Zoning District, a temporary change
of land use to a use that is substantially similar to a use permitted
under the Zoning By-Law may be modified by a variance in accordance with
the City of Winnipeg Charter. If
granted, a Temporary Change of Use Variance cannot exceed a period of
more than 5 years.
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Administrative Variance and Conditional Use for Downtown Winnipeg Zoning By-Law No. 100/2004
The Downtown Winnipeg Zoning By-law is the
instrument used to regulate land use and to promote orderly development
and design within the Downtown. Under the Downtown Winnipeg Zoning
By-law there are rules for development regarding residential and
non-residential use, bulk, parking and loading, signs and urban
design. When one finds it either impossible or impractical to meet
these requirements, a Variance (DAV) application may be filed to modify
provisions of the Zoning By-law.
Conditional Use means a use of a building
or land that may be unique in its characteristics or operation, which
could have an impact on adjoining properties. In accordance with
the City of Winnipeg Charter, a Conditional Use is a use of land listed
as "Conditional" within the use table of a zoning district.
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Plan of Subdivision (Short Form)
Application procedure for
subdividing property where a new public street or lane is
NOT being created and a zoning change is not required
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Plan of Subdivision
Application procedure for
subdividing property where a new public street or lane is
being created and a zoning change is not required.
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Rezoning
Application procedure
for rezoning property without creating new or modifying existing lots.
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Rezoning and Subdivision
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Plan of Survey
Parcel Plans are generally prepared for descriptive purposes and when
registered at Land Titles do not in themselves divide the title.
"Parcels" as opposed to "Lots" characterize plans of
Survey and letters (A, B, C, etc) identifies parcels. Rarely would
a Plan of Survey require any zoning approval, however, the City of Winnipeg
must approve the application before Land Titles will accept the
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Consent Consent applications are generally made for two (2) reasons:
- To convey a portion of a title out to another title or;
- To allow for the registration of a long term lease, (Consent to
lease) on a portion of a title.
Consent to convey applications are similar in fashion and process to a subdivision
application. The applicant
wishes to convey (transfer) a parcel, or part lot, from a title to a
separate title. For zoning
purposes, the land contained within each title that may be issued as a
result of approval of the consent must meet the minimum lot width and
area requirements of the zoning district, have frontage on a public
street and comply all development standards of the applicable zoning
by-law
Consent to lease application is a bit more complex
- Is the lease over 21 years including renewal periods?
- If less than 21 years, no
consent from the City of Winnipeg is required.
- What area does the lease cover?
- If it covers the whole title, then no consent is needed; or,
- If it only covers the floor space of a building, then no
consent is needed; or,
- If it is only a portion of the title, then a Plan of Survey
may be required
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Urban Design Review
Urban Design Review is required for all development, redevelopment, expansion, demolition or exterior alterations within Downtown Winnipeg under Zoning By-Law No. 100/04, whether or not the proposal requires a permit, or other approval.
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Zoning Agreement Amendment
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Plan Winnipeg Amendment
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Secondary
Plan Amendment
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Subdivision Agreement Amendment
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Last update:
03/18/2009

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