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Planning, Property & Development

Local Area Plans

The City of Winnipeg reminds all persons making use of this local area plan information, that it has been prepared for the convenience of the user. The City expressly disclaims any responsibility for errors or omissions.


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Local Area Plans

  1. Airport Area West Industrial
  2. Airport Vicinity Protection Area
  3. Bishop Grandin Crossing
  4. Corydon-Osborne Area Plan
  5. Henderson Highway Corridor
  6. Kil-Cona Park Area (West)
  7. North Henderson Highway
  8. North St. Boniface
  9. Osborne Village Neighbourhood
  10. Palliser MRS Plan
  11. Precinct Plan 'C' - Waterford Green
  12. Precinct Plan 'E' - Court Avenue
  13. Precinct 'F' - North Point Village
  14. Precinct 'I' - Transcona North
  15. Precinct 'J' - Dawson Trail
  16. Precinct Plan 'K'
  17. Precinct 'T' - Castlebury Meadows
  18. Precinct 'Q' - Ridgewood South
  19. South St Boniface ASP
  20. St. Vital Perimeter South
  21. Taylor Redevelopment
  1. The Yards at Fort Rouge
  2. Transcona West ASP
  3. Transcona Yards Industrial
  4. Waverley West ASP
  5. Waverley West NE
  6. Waverley West NW
  7. Waverley West SE
  8. Waverley West Town Centre
  9. Waverley West West
  10. Waverley West SW
  11. West Alexander & Centennial
  12. Wilkes South Secondary Plan
  13. Assiniboia Downs AMP
  14. Red River Ex
  15. Railside at the Forks
  16. Precinct 'G'
  17. Waverley West Neighbourhood 'B'
  18. Public Markets Major Redevelopment Site 'D'
  19. Parker Lands Major Redevelopment Site
  20. North Campus Lands
  21. Airport Area West Residential

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Introduction

Local area plans (LAPs) direct how an area of land is to be developed and used. These plans contain a vision, land use concepts, policy statements and a strategy for realizing the vision of how an area shall be developed and used.

Local area plans manage change by directing how land in an area may be used, where buildings of various types, sizes and shapes may be located and how infrastructure can be extended into, and through, the local area. Local area plans vary by scale and level of detail.

A local area plan should be concise and provide clear direction to the public, the development industry and the City of Winnipeg with respect to land use planning and development, while promoting creativity and innovation.

Secondary Plan By-laws

A secondary plan is a local area plan that has been adopted by Council through a process specified in provincial law. When Council approves a secondary plan, the plan becomes a by-law. The process under which a secondary plan is approved includes a public hearing. All development proposals and other undertakings within a secondary plan area must be consistent with that secondary plan.

OurWinnipeg & Complete Communities

OurWinnipeg is the City of Winnipeg's municipal development plan, which sets a vision for the next 25 years. OurWinnipeg is supported by four direction strategy documents, each of which has a unique focus: Complete Communities, Sustainable Transportation, Sustainable Water and Waste, and A Sustainable Winnipeg.

Complete Communities is Winnipeg's guide to land use and development. It provides tools and approaches that complement OurWinnipeg in giving direction on how the city should be developed. Its primary focus is to describe Winnipeg's physical characteristics and lay out a framework of the city's future physical growth and development by introducing an urban structure, categorized into its various components, which include:

  • Downtown
  • Major Redevelopment Sites
  • New Communities (divided into precinct areas)
  • Mixed-Use Centres
  • Mixed-Use Corridors
  • Mature Communities
  • Recent Communities
  • Rural and Agricultural lands
  • Airport Area

Together, OurWinnipeg and Complete Communities provide direction that informs the creation of local area plans. Complete Communities identifies several areas in the City that need additional plans before they are developed. For example, New Communities are divided into precinct areas, each of which requires a planning process subject to requirements outlined in Complete Communities.

Approved Plans

Local area plans that are in effect are listed in the link below. To view the plan and related information, click on the name of the plan in the list.

Local Area Plan

Date
M/D/Y

#
on Map

06/24/2021

1

06/24/2021

42

05/25/1994

2

02/24/2016

34

05/27/2014

3

12/10/2014

4

02/02/1983

5

10/05/1988

6

01/28/2021

41

01/19/1977

7

07/19/2017

8

01/24/2007

9

09/25/2013

10

11/26/2020

40

12/12/2012

11

12/10/2014

12

03/26/2014

13

01/31/2019

37

07/16/2014

14

05/27/2014

15

07/16/2014

16

11/16/2016

35

11/20/2013

17

10/03/2013

18

07/23/2020

39

12/13/2017

36

11/23/2005

19

06/13/1979

20

05/29/2013

21

12/15/2010

22

07/16/2008

23

02/22/2006

24

02/22/2006

25

06/20/2019

38

12/06/2006

26

07/21/2010

27

11/21/2007

28

06/26/2013

31

07/21/2010

29

11/14/2012

30

07/16/2008

32

09/01/1994

33

Last update: February 1, 2022

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