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Our maps are available on-line. However, at this time the maps are not "searchable" on-line. If you have an inquiry on a specific property, please do not hestitate to contact our office. We will require the name of the Municipality/City/Village in which the property is located and the tax roll number of the property in question. With this information we can provide you with the zoning requirements in relation to building, subdivision, and/or land development. Please search the tabs, below:
Each Municipality has a Zoning By-law which regulates buildings, structures, and uses on land. Each land parcel has its own zoning, as shown on the maps, below. This zoning can be checked against the Zoning By-law document to determine permitted, conditional, and/or not-permitted buildings, structures, and uses on the property in question. Please click on the Municipality/City/Village to pull up the Zoning Information. Please find below, our current District Development Plan, our proposed District Development Plan, each with associated maps, and information for the Development Plan for the Village of Dunnottar. The current Development Plan is By-law 122. This By-law regulates development in our planning district. Development Plan maps provide "designations". The Development Plan maps are the basis of the Zoning By-law maps. Development Plan Maps: Development Plan By-law 122 (Document) The Second Reading document for the Development Plan is downloadable, below, and is open for informal comments until a formal notice is posted in the Selkirk Journal regarding upcoming public meetings. Once the notice is posted, only formal comments may be submitted. Any questions or concerns may be addressed to Jennifer Ferguson, as listed in the "contact us" section. If you wish to download the Second Reading document, please click the appropriate link, below: The map for the Village of Dunnottar Development Plan By-law 820/05 is available through the Interlake (Selkirk) Community Planning Services Department of Intergovernmental Affairs. Their offices are located at 103-235 Eaton Avenue, Selkirk, Manitoba. Phone Number: (204) 785-5130. Our office has a copy of the Village of Dunnottar's Development Plan document available in-office only at this time. Lidar Mapping is a method of determining surface elevation data by flying over the land. The data shown provides both a numeric elevation and a visual colour grid. The colour grid is simply a visual aid with blue indicating the lowest land and red indicating the highest land. Please note: Colour grids between municipalities are not transferrable; meaning you cannot print out one municipality's maps and compare it to another municipality's maps based on the colour grid. The numeric elevation IS transferrable between municipalities. Also, please note: Data provided on water is a surface elevation, not a bathymetric (river bottom) elevation. The data is separated into each municipality, and broken up into several maps. Each Municipality has a "Legend Map" providing a legend of the areas each map generally explores. If there is an area that is missing or that you would like to further explore in detail, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Please click on Map, below, to download image: Please click on map, below to download image: Please click on map, below to download image: Please click on map, below to download image: Please click on map, below to download image: Please note that the visual colour grid is NOT available for these maps. Please click on map, below to download image: Please follow the link to Manitoba Conservation's website to view a map of the Red River Corridor Designated Area. This Designated Area restricts On-Site Waste Water Management Systems. The location of the fields is determined in part by Manitoba Conservation and in part by the respective Rural Municipality for future local sewer and/or water connection. Please click here to view Manitoba Conservation's on-line map of the Red River Corridor Designated Area. Please click here to view Manitoba Conservation's On-Site Wastewater Managment Regulation Amendments. Generally, the Rural Municipality in which you are building will request that the holding tank be placed towards the front of the property (road side), so that any future financial burdens may be minimized. Questions regarding this can be directed toward Lloyd Talbot, Manager of the Selkirk and District Planning Area Board. The only exception is in the Village of Dunnottar where the septic tank must be placed in the same yard as the majority of septic tanks in neighbouring properties (those properties on the same side of the road as your property). Questions regarding this can be directed toward Janice Thevenot, CAO of the Village of Dunnottar by phoning 204-389-4962. |
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