Project Overview

The Village of Mannville has outgrown its 2006 Land Use Bylaw. Legislative changes to the Municipal Government Act, the adoption of new statutory plans, and increasing interest in emerging housing types such as Ready-to-Move homes and micro dwellings have created a clear need for modernization. This Land Use Bylaw review is an opportunity not only to update regulations, but to strengthen the Village’s overall planning framework so that it remains clear, defensible, and practical for years to come.

Project Timeline

Public Engagement

The new Land Use Bylaw will be developed through feedback from Mannville Citizens and stakeholders.

Open House

Date: September 10, 2026 

Time: 7:00-9:00pm 

Location: Seniors’ Drop-In Centre – 5035 50 St, Mannville

You are invited to attend an in-person open house to learn about project progress, share your thoughts, and discuss priorities and concerns about the Land Use Bylaw Review. This will be a drop-in, open house format with a series of information stations. You can view the materials at your own pace and speak directly with planners and Project Team members.

What Will Be Shared:

• Draft Land Use District map
• Draft approach for Land Use Districts
• Draft approach for updated Land Uses
• Draft development standards
• Approach for administrative regulations

The purpose of this open house is to provide clear, accurate information, answer questions, and listen to feedback from residents. No formal presentation will be given; team members will be available throughout the evening for one-on-one conversations.

Please invite any other residents you believe would be interested in attending the Open House and providing their input.

Check back here or sign up for the mailing list for updates as the status of future engagement events changes.

Project Documents

Existing Village Documents

Project Materials

This list of materials will be updated from time to time as new documents are published. Check back here soon!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a LUB?

A Land Use Bylaw is a statutory document that is used to control the use and development of land and buildings within a municipality. Ut is a tool that is used to achieve orderly and economic development of land, divide the municipality into districts, prescribe and regulate uses within each district, and provide regulations for buildings within each district.

How does this document impact me?

The Land Use Bylaw is a “rule book” for development. Anyone who wants to develop their land needs to review the Land Use Bylaw to determine what regulations are applicable to their site.

Why should the LUB document be re-written

The current LUB was created in 2006. Though some changes to the document have been made over the years, much has changed in Mannville over the last 20 years. The LUB review is intended to evaluate the current regulations and determine what is working as intended, and what areas need to be adjusted and updated to reflect current development trends.

How can i get involved?

Citizen engagement is an integral part of the process of developing the Land Use Bylaw. Engagement initiatives include project surveys, extended drop-in sessions, and pop-up events. Updates will be provided on each of these initiatives through this website and Facebook.

Tell us what you think.