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s now closed 500 N Courtney Street File Number: PL202600024 & PL202600033 Description: Concept Plan Amendment & Zoning Bylaw Amendment Amend the Coopertown Concept Plan by expanding the boundary and reconfiguring land uses Rezoning part of the property to various zones that support the Concept Plan Public Notice - 500 N Courtney StreetCoopertown Full Plans Status: The period for collecting comments has now closed 1909 Ottawa Street File Number: PL202600011 Description: Discretionary Use Application Proposed “ Assembly, Recreation" (Sports Courts) within an exisiting Building Public Notice - 1909 Ottawa Street Record of Decision Status: The period for collecting comments has now closed 5100 Parliament Avenue File Number: PL202600009 Description: Discretionary Use Application Proposed “Institution, Day Care” (daycare) Public Notice - 5100 Parliament Avenue Status: The period for collecting comments has now closed 3631 Gee Crescent File Number: PL202500432 Description: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Rezone from RH - Residential High-Rise Zone to RN - Residential Neighbourhood Zone Public Notice - 3631 Gee Crescent Status: The period for collecting comments has now closed 4025 Parliament Avenue File Number: PL202500400 Description: Zoning Bylaw Amendment Rezone from PS - Public Service Zone to MH - Mixed High-Rise Zone Public Notice - 4025 Parliament Avenue Status: The period for collecting comments has now closed striped Proposed Retail Cannabis Locations Proposed Retail Trade, Cannabis applications seeking a development permit are listed below to help potential cannabis retailers through their SLGA application process. These applications are not open to comments. Address Completed Application Received 101 E Victoria Avenue September 10, 2025 1804 9th Avenue N November 10, 2025 6238 Rochdale Boulevard March 26, 2026 striped Permits Currently Under Review For more information, view our Cannabis Retail Information Sheet for Applicants. Information about cannabis retail permits including a list of approved locations in Regina can be found by visiting SLGA.com. City Page is the place to find Public Notices, Council & Committee schedules, Zoning Bylaw Amendments and other program and service information. City Page

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threemunicipalities in Canada for permit turnaround times. Redeveloped 162 underutilized sites since 2020, generating $143M in taxes. Launched the Coopertown development, Regina’s largest planned neighbourhood,which will span 1,800 acres and provide housing for up to 36,000 residents. As part of its Infrastructure accomplishments, the City: Completed major upgrades on Dewdney Avenue, delivering upgraded underground infrastructure, new roads, widened sidewalks, enhanced activation areasand improved lighting. The project has turned Dewdney Avenue into a more liveable and walkable area for residents and patrons alike. Completed the Water Network Expansion Project, amajor three-year project that will allow improved water service levels for Regina’s east end. Issued an RFP for the Taylor Field site to support the development of infrastructure in this area. Established a land bank of properties for affordable housingin North Central, offering grants to create community land trusts and partnering with groups like North Central Strong and Growing Young Movers to acquire and develop land for permanent affordable homes.  Began construction on the new Indoor AquaticsFacility, set to open in 2029. ...

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s. Per Hectare Area-Specific Development Charge Rates Effective on July 30, 2025 Westbrook and Growth Area Adjacent to Pinkie Road Rosewood ParkCoopertown and Growth Area North of Maple Ridge $62,447 $100,395 $77,072 striped Per Hectare Area-Specific Development Charge Rates Tower Crossing Council approved the construction of sanitary sewer services for the Tower Crossing area, located on the far east side of the city, north of Victoria Avenue, to support new and existing development. To recover these costs, Section 7.A.4 of the Development Charges Policy establishes a Tower Crossing Area Development Charge Rate of $59,000 per hectare. This rate is based on the estimated cost of providing sanitary sewer services to the area and will be updated to reflect actual costs incurred by the City upon project completion. Contact If you have questions related to the Development Charges Model Review, please contact developmentcharges@regina.ca Land Development City Centre Incentive Program Planning Development Charges Policy and Model Review (2024) Council Report 2025 Development Charges Annual Report 2023 Development Charges Annual Report 2024 Development Charges Annual Report 2023 Development Charges Rate Review Council Report Development Charges Policy

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24] Part B.14 - Westerra Neighbourhood Plan Part B.15 - Tower Crossing Secondary Plan Part B.16 - Southeast Regina Neighbourhood Plan Part B.17 - Coopertown Neighbourhood Plan Part B.18 - Yards Neighbourhood Plan Part B.19 - Al Ritchie Neighbourhood Land-Use Plan [Repealed #2024-56, s.6, 2024] Part B.20 - Hillsdale Neighbourhood Land Plan [Repealed #2024-56, s.6, 2024] Part B.21 - Saskatchewan Drive Corridor Plan Approved Neighbourhood Plans Concept plans give direction for land use as outlined in the secondary plan for the area.Coopertown Chuka Creek Business Park East Victoria Fleet Street Business Park Fairways West Greens on Gardiner Harbour Landing Hawkstone Kensington Greens Lakeridge Addition Rosewood Park Skyview Somerset The Creeks The Towns Tower Crossing Phase I Westerra Approved Concept Plans Neighbourhood plans provide high-level policy direction for the long-term growth, development and servicing of a particular area. Where a neighbourhood plan applies to a proposed new residential or commercial area, it sets the stage for more detailed planning such as concept plans and rezoning. There are currently no neighbourhood plans under review or being considered by the Regina Planning Commission, City Council or Province of Saskatchewan. Proposed Neighbourhood Plans Concept plans illustrate, for proposed new development areas, the specific location of land-uses, streets and open space. Concept plans generally apply to smaller site areas, such as development phases within an overarching neighbourhood plan area or infill or redevelopment site, and set the stage for more detailed planning: rezoning and subdivision. There are currently no concept plans under review or being considered by the Regina Planning Commission, City Council or Province of Saskatchewan. ...

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