The City inspects the grading after the Developer has completed the new neighbourhood to make sure that it works according to the design These adjusted lot grading plans are the final result of the area …
Lot Drainage - City of Regina
A Lot Grading Inspector will contact you within a few business days to collect more detailed information and examine the drainage conditions of all properties involved, starting with the primary (being the …
Good lot grading directs stormwater runof away from and of permanent structures (homes and garages) to public roadways, landscaped areas, or drainage swales where runof can ultimately find its way …
Design Standards - City of Regina
Design Standards provide architects, engineers, contractors, planners, and land developers standards for developments and projects for the City of Regina. The design standards are guided by the …
Land Development - City of Regina
Zoning determines the possible permitted and discretionary uses of the land parcel, as well as regulations about lot size, coverage, placement of buildings among others.
Zoning Bylaw - City of Regina
When thinking about building a house: The Zoning Bylaw determines what kind of housing is permitted in each zone, the maximum area it can occupy on the lot, and the maximum allowable height.
Subdivision Bylaw - City of Regina
The Subdivision Bylaw was established to regulate and control the subdivision of land in the city.
City of Regina | Permits
The City issues permits that set standards for the health and safety of our citizens and ensure Regina's reputation as a great place to live, work and do business.
In March 2022, the City of Regina passed bylaw amendments requiring homeowners to maintain their original lot grading during the installation of any new landscape or hardscape projects (decks, patios, …
Service connections shall have a minimum of 1.8-metre cover from the top of the pipe while maintaining the lot's serviceability. Cover shall be increased when necessary to meet the grade.