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City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

View the Residential Fire Inspection Requirements.

View the Monthly Building Report for December 2020.

View the Monthly Building Report for November 2021.

View the Permitted Use Development happening at 3700 Green Diamond Road

View the Legacy Program Policy.

View the proposed development happening at 1705 Neville Drive

ts are part of the Regina ecosystem and their populations ebb and flow. Currently there isn’t a program to manage rabbit populations. Are commercial sites required to maintain their property? Yes. The City continues to work with businesses in the community, as well as to share educational materials that outline best practices on landscaping maintenance for homeowners and local businesses. What can be done about vacant lot maintenance? The City works with the owners of vacant lots to combat overgrown vegetation regardless of whether weeds or grass is present. If you have concerns about vacant property, contact the City of Regina at 306-777-7000 with the specific lot detail. Are the pipeline companies responsible for maintaining the easements? The City of Regina mows all pipeline easements in Harbour Landing, other corridors in the city are maintained by the pipeline companies themselves. Pipeline companies also occasionally perform routine maintenance on their infrastructure and re-seed after completion. Why am I required to maintain my property, yet the City is allowed to let the grass grow? The City manages its parks and open spaces using a variety of methods. Natural areas are designed to mimic a natural ecosystem, providing plants to help filter runoff to improve water quality before it reaches creeks, ponds and storm channels. Natural areas also provide important habitat for native birds and animals. Are homeowners required to landscape their property? Homes completed prior to January 2019 are required to ensure that their properties are well maintained and do not allow weeds or soil to spread onto neighbouring properties. Homes approved for construction after January 2019 are required to complete their front-yard landscaping in a way that prevents weeds and erosion. New homes must have front and side yards developed within two years of receiving an occupancy permit. If a resident reports a delinquent property, a City bylaw or development officer will visit the property and make a record of any infractions. If it is deemed to be in contravention of any City Bylaws, a notice to comply will be issued to the registered property owner. Subsequent enforcement will ensue if necessary. Additionally, information is available online at Regina.ca/Yardcare, as well as on the main floor lobby of City Hall.  What can be done if residents are not maintaining their yard? If you have concerns about property, contact the City of Regina at 306-777-7000 with specific detail. Frequently Asked Questions

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The City of Regina provides a tax exemption for the development of affordable and market rental housing.

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