City planning & design

City planning helps shape how Winnipeg grows and changes over time.

Plans, policies & bylaws

Guiding development in Winnipeg

Urban design guidelines

How new buildings should fit into neighbourhoods

Downtown development

Zoning, heritage & urban design review

Park development

How parks are designed & built

Street naming

How to name a new street or rename an existing one

Cell towers in Winnipeg

Cell tower & antenna locations, along with federal safety requirements

Find a district planner

Supporting development & planning in your area

Pedestrian connections

Designing & building pedestrian connections

Public open house guidelines

Help people learn about projects & provide input

Building near a riverbank

Requirements for development near rivers & waterways

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