City of Regina’s Proposed New Zoning Bylaw

The proposed Zoning Bylaw 2019 is the result of a comprehensive review of the City’s existing Zoning Bylaw 9250. This review included extensive consultation with Regina residents, developers, architects, home builders, non-profit housing providers, realtors, and community associations. The City is also consolidating sign regulations together under one new proposed Sign Bylaw.

Remaining Zoning Clinics

Southland Mall
Friday, June 7 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, June 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

City Hall
May 21 to June 14 from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Monday to Friday, excluding May 27

Significate Changes

• Vehicle parking
  Minimum of 1 required parking stall per dwelling in all residential areas
  Parking for commercial/industrial/institutional uses will be calculated based on gross floor area of building
  Process to allow for parking reductions
• Bicycles 
  Requirements in all zones to provide bicycle parking stalls for apartments and non-dwelling uses
• 2-unit detached/semi-detached
  Will be permitted in previous single dwelling neighbourhoods
• Secondary Suites
  Will be allowed in townhouse and semi-detached building forms
• Manufactured Home Parks
  Purpose-built manufactured home parks will be allowed in other areas of the City
• Apartments
  Will be permitted in more zones
• Smaller lots
  Will be permitted in more residential zones as the development standards for minimum lot area and minimum lot frontage have been reduced
• Residential Landscaping
  Concrete will no longer be a permissible landscape material
• Lane/driveway access
  Changes made to encourage rear lane access to homes
• Infill Overlay
  Development within existing neighbourhoods will have to be considerate of existing structures
• Large format retail
  Retail buildings above a certain size will be limited to Urban Centres/Corridors
• Light Industrial
  Light industrial development will be permitted as part of mixed-use areas

View the Proposed Zoning Map

Proposed Zoning Bylaw map  allows you to search for your property and to see what the proposed zone means for your home or business and the surrounding neighbourhood.

Overview of All Zones

Zones are created when a variety of similar land uses are brought together within a common geographic boundary. The proposed Zoning Bylaw includes the zones identified in the charts below.

Reference Summary of Permitted and Discretionary Land Uses

Zoning Bylaw No. 9250 Zone Summary

Source: City of Regina