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An integral component of the approved Yards Neighbourhood Plan, the Dewdney Avenue Corridor Revitalization Project is a two-year major construction project between Albert Street and Broad Street.

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Record of Decision - 4002 Montague Street

me or property. This decrease in pressure may occur due to a large water supply demand, watermain break or even operation of water main valves during construction or repairs restricting the flow and dropping pressure with increased demand. An example would be a hose attached to a pesticide spray bottle. If a drop-in water pressure occurs, the hose could act as a siphon and suck contaminants into your water supply. Ultimately, backflow has the potential to cause the contamination of the water supply, posing a risk for anyone using the water for drinking, cooking, bathing or other purposes. Cross-Connection Program The Cross-Connection Control Program is an important component to ensure the safety of the water delivered to your home and business. The Water Bylaw, 8942 states that no person should connect or allow chemical, wastewater and any other liquid or foreign substance to enter the water system. The program allows the City to enforce the necessary measures to address these potential threats. The requirements are mandated and determined from National Standards such as the National Plumbing Code of Canada and the CSA Group. ...

Zoning Bylaw 2019 Chapter 3

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

, and community organizations by providing the necessary funding and resources to accelerate housing development for the city. The fund supports the construction of various housing types, from affordable units to market-rate homes, ensuring that people from all economic segments can find suitable housing. HAF Housing Target Tracker Regina's HAF Action Plan The City’s Action Plan outlines 11 initiatives that the City will undertake to increase housing development in the near and long term. These initiatives were developed to address some of the specific challenges we are facing. These include building type and density limitations due to zoning, infrastructure deficiencies and support for non-profit housing providers. Below are the 11 initiatives in the Action Plan. Click each heading to reveal more information. 1. Enable high-density housing development within the City Centre. What does this mean? We need to remove roadblocks to high-density development, in particular restrictions on building height and eliminating parking requirements. ...

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