What is a Zoning By-law Amendment (Rezoning)?
A Zoning Amendment, or commonly known as a “Rezoning”, is the zone change of a particular property or properties to allow for uses that are not recognized within the current zone of a property or properties. A Zoning Amendment may also include changing the text of the Zoning By-law to alter a specific requirement that may not allow for a specific land use or building.
How do I know if I need a Zoning By-law Amendment (Rezoning)?
The R.M. of Taché Zoning By-law contains a Main Use Table and Accessory Use Table that identifies uses as: Permitted ("P"), Conditional ("C") or Not Permitted ("-") within a specific zone. If a use is neither Permitted or Conditional in a zone, then that use is Not Permitted and a Zoning Amendment will be required.
How do I apply for a Zoning By-law Amendment (Rezoning)?
Zoning By-law Amendment Application
Please fill-out the form and submit along with supporting documents to planning@rmtache.ca.
If you are have any questions, please call Johanne at 204-878-3321 ext. 111
What is the Application Fee for a Zoning By-law Amendment (Rezoning)?
$2,000.00 + Advertising (newspaper)
How do I pay the Zoning By-law Amendment (Rezoning) Application Fee?
Accepted Methods of Payment:
- Cash
- Cheque
- Interac
- Interac e-transfer (see details below)
Through online banking, set up a new contact using the email reception@rmtache.ca
*** Please do not use employee email addresses for e-transfers. Only reception@rmtache.ca can accept e-transfers***
Supply the following information in the message field within the e-transfer:
- Contact Information, email address or phone number
- Zoning By-law Amendment (Rezoning)
Send Payment
*no security question required as funds are auto-deposited directly into the RM bank account.
What is a Development Plan By-law Amendment (Redesignation)?
A Development Plan Amendment, or commonly known as a “Redesignation”, is the designation area change of a particular property or properties to allow for land uses that are not supported in the development plan policies for a designated area.
How do I know if I need a Development Plan By-law Amendment (Redesignation)?
The R.M. of Taché Development Plan contains maps showing the designated area that each property is located in. If a proposed type of land use is not supported by the development Plan policies in a particular designation, then a Development Plan Amendment will be required to change the designation.
How do I apply for a Development Plan Bylaw Amendment (Redesignation)?
Development Plan Amendment Application
Please fill-out the form and submit along with supporting documents to planning@rmtache.ca.
If you are have any questions, please call Johanne at 204-878-3321 ext. 111
What is the application fee for a Development Plan By-law Amendment (Redesignation)?
$3,000.00 + Advertising (newspaper)
How do I pay the Development Plan By-law Amendment (Redesignation) Application Fee?
Accepted Methods of Payment:
- Cash
- Cheque
- Interac
- Interac e-transfer (see details below)
Through online banking, set up a new contact using the email reception@rmtache.ca
*** Please do not use employee email addresses for e-transfers. Only reception@rmtache.ca can accept e-transfers***
Supply the following information in the message field within the e-transfer:
- Contact Information, email address or phone number
- Development Plan Amendment (Redesignation)
Send Payment
*no security question required as funds are auto-deposited directly into the RM bank account.
Planning Committee Review
The Planning Committee is comprised of members of Council and the LUD Committees of Lorette and Landmark. The Planning Committee review applications for Development Plan By-law Amendments. They will review the proposals prior to, or after, a formal application has been made.
Note: Every application will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and Administration may require an application not listed above to be reviewed by the Planning Committee to provide recommendation to Council.
