The goal of the North Concept Plan was to identify land uses, servicing and major road networks in more detail than what is shown on the P4G future land use map.

Background

The study area is situated in Corman Park between the northern boundary of Saskatoon and the southern boundaries of Martensville and Warman between Highways 11, 12 and 16. The area has high growth potential, and is expected to accommodate a large portion of the employment lands needed to reach regional targets.

Engagement Events

Engagement with rightsholders, landowners and stakeholders included First Nations and Métis communities, provincial Ministries, utility providers, the Saskatoon Airport Authority and the Wanuskewin Heritage Park.

February 2020 Information Session

On February 12, 2020 an Information Session was hosted at the Northridge Community Centre in Martensville. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about the project and discuss it with the project team.

August 2021 Online Engagement  

From August 3 – 21, 2020 an online consultation process was hosted to capture stakeholder input on major components of the draft North Concept Plan through the engagement package.

North Concept Plan Implementation

The North Concept Plan will be used to guide land use, servicing and development decisions including development applications in the P4G Planning District (i.e. proposals to rezone or subdivide land, establish discretionary uses).

It will also be used to guide:

  • Detailed/secondary planning;
  • Completion of additional regional servicing studies;
  • Creation of regional development standards;
  • Regional cost recovery models; and
  • Phasing of the plan area build-out.

If you have questions about the North Concept Plan, please contact us.