Planning Services
– Subdivisions
– 5 Lots or Less
Development Plan Secondary Plans 
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Upon making application, please check to ensure that you have the following information:
- Completed Application Form (see Basic Information for downloadable form), signed by ALL landowners
- A Sketch Map showing:
- Dimensions for all land parcels;
- Location of buildings on-site and distances between these buildings and site lines;
- Identify hydro poles on or abutting property;
- Identify driveway connections; and,
- Identify location of septic fields to proposed property lines
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A Date Stamped copy (within 30-days of application being made) of your Certificate of Title(s) from Winnipeg Land Titles Office, including copies of easements, right-of-way, restrictive covenants and caveats.
Cost of Subdivision
Fees are outlined in the Top Menu of this website, under "Fees"
This cheque is made payable to the “Selkirk and District Planning Area Board” and is not refundable.
This cheque is made payable to the “Selkirk and District Planning Area Board” and is not refundable.
Only if the application is approved are there additional fees. Once the Board issues the certificate of approval these fees can include, but are not limited to:
- District Board Lot Fees;
- Dedication fee, depending on Municipality, (see "basic information" for details);
- A property survey, completed by a Manitoba Land Surveyor, if required;
- Applicable Zoning Variations;
- Land Titles Office registration fees;
- Amendments to subdivisions;
- Extensions to Conditional Approvals; and,
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Extensions to Certificate of Approvals.
Time frame
From the point of application being made to the municipal council hearing, depending on the complexity of the individual application, the subdivision process takes approximately three (3) months to complete. Once council has heard the application, the subdivision may be given conditional approval by the Selkirk Planning Board. The applicant has two-years to meet these conditions, and may apply in writing prior to the deadline, for a one-time, one-year extension. Once the applicant has provided written confirmation that the property has met the conditions of council, our office will provide the applicant with a Certificate of Approval. The applicant has one-year from the date-of-issue of the Certificate of Approval to take this document to Winnipeg Land Titles to have their subdivision titles registered. Once the titles are processed and the applicant and/or new owner(s) have their title in hard copy format, they may receive application for development permits from our office. Overall, the process can take anywhere from six months to years. The majority of lag-time is dependent on the applicant's ability to meet the conditions of council, and the approving authority.
