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City of Regina

nits, including 229 affordable units. Ranked among the top 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. ...

City of Regina

View the Regina Fire & Protective Service Master Plan.

The Developers/Consultants Field Services Manual outlines the minimum field services the City of Regina requires from those constructing subdivisions to reasonably assure that standards and specifications are achieved.

City of Regina

2022 Winter Photo Scavenger Hunt Tasks

City of Regina

View the Standard Construction Specification for Asphalt or Concrete Pavement Removal.

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Complete the National Energy Code for Buildings Prescriptive Report.

View the Open House Summary for 2340 Windsor Park Road

City of Regina

View the application package for Alternative Family Care Home Conversion.

View the bed and breakfast homestay regulations.