Corman Park Official Community Plan Update

UPDATE

Government Relations has returned Bylaw 20/24 with direction for Corman Park to undertake minor amendments. Administration is currently working on these changes as well as addressing recent legislative changes adopted by the Provincial Government.
 
Schedule A: Official Community Plan Bylaw 20/24 (Amended March 28, 2025)

Schedule B: Land Use Map (Amended March 28, 2025)

Schedule C: Flood Plain Map (Amended March 28, 2025)

Official Community Plan Public Engagements

As part of the OCP update, Administration coordinated a number of engagement events, including special meetings with Council, meetings with local and provincial agencies, ratepayers, developers and other stakeholders. Many opportunities were provided for feedback, through newsletters, one-on-one meetings and several open houses. The engagement began in 2021 and has continued throughout the OCP project update.

Engagement Summary Report

Does this project apply to me?

The area inside the new P4G Planning District is shown within the grey boundary on the map; this area will be controlled under the new P4G Planning District documents. If your lands are highlighted in grey this project does not affect you and you will not receive project notifications or updates.

Land Use Map clip

The remainder of the land in Corman Park outside of the Planning District area is controlled by the Corman Park OCP and Zoning Bylaw. If your lands are highlighted in red on the map, this project affects you and you will receive project notifications and updates.

Key Links

Contact Us

Should you have any questions regarding this project, please contact: 

The Planning Department at planning@rmcormanpark.ca or 306-242-9303

What type of feedback will the R.M. be looking for?

The review involves public involvement from the beginning to the end so that goals and policies reflect community concerns and desires for the future. Here are some examples of specific things to look for when participating in public engagement and reviewing the revised OCP policies:

  • Reflect on the goals of Corman Park. Do the policies within the OCP help to attain those goals? Are there policies missing? 
  • Do the policies presented at the open house reflect where you see Corman Park in 10 years?
  • Do the land uses address Corman Park's future?