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Town of La Ronge


Located in North-Central Saskatchewan, the Town of La Ronge is the largest town within Northern Saskatchewan with a population of 2,688.  As the regional economic development hub in the area, along with collaborations with neighbouring entities, the Town of La Ronge is the home to many businesses and organization and is centrally located to service the entire Northern Saskatchewan Administration District.  

Under the Planning for Growth North program, the Town of La Ronge adopted their new Official Community Plan and Zoning Bylaw, which obtained ministerial approval and came into force on January 9, 2017.
La Ronge Basemap Series
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Planning Documents

*All plans and bylaws available for download on this site may not include amendments and should not be used for legal purposes*
Town of La Ronge Official Community Plan (2016)
Town of La Ronge Official Community Plan
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Future Land Use Maps (2016)
Town of La Ronge Future Land Use Map Series
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Town of La Ronge Zoning Bylaw (2016)
Consolidated (April 2020) La Ronge Zoning Bylaw
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Zoning Maps (2016)
Town of La Ronge Zoning District Map Series
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Historical Studies

Flood Hazard Level (2012): The Saskatchewan Watershed Authority, now referred to as the Water Security Agency, released in 2012 an updated elevation levels for La Ronge that shows the areas within the municipality that have an increased likelihood of flooding within the municipality.  This map is important to understand where municipal constraints exist within the municipality. 
Flood Hazard Level - 2012
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Community Highlights (2012): The Saskatchewan Ministry of First Nations and Metis Relations, with help of the Ministry of the Economy conducted a snapshot in 2012 of the key components of the community, including: local government, demographics, economic environment, training and education, infrastructure, housing, emergency services, recreational opportunities, and the community's distance from larger centres.  
Community Highlights - 2012
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Wildfire Risk Assessment (2005): The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment actively attempts to educate residents about the threat of fire within municipalities.  They conducted an assessment of each municipality to determine the likelihood of wildfires, and implement FireSmart principles to help reduce the chances of wildfires starting.
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WRA - La Ronge
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Repealed Planning Bylaws

Basic Planning Statement (2002): The Town of La Ronge completed a Basic Planning Statement in 2002.  This document was approved by the Community Planning Branch and outlines the direction of development within the community.  

Zoning Bylaw (2002): The Town of La Ronge completed and adopted a Zoning Bylaw in 2002.  The Zoning Bylaw outlines development standards within the municipality.  

Basic Planning Statement - 2002
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Zoning Bylaws - 2002
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Basic Planning Statement (1986): Prior to the updated Basic Planning Statement in 2002, the Town of La Ronge  completed a Basic Planning Statement back in 1986.  This document was approved by the Community Planning Branch and outlines the direction of development within the community.  

Planning Study Review (1986): In order to develop an appropriate Basic Planning Statements, the Town of La Ronge hired UMA Engineering Ltd., to review the existing situation within the municipality and propose where future development should occur and contribute to a successful Basic Planning Statement.  
Basic Planning Statement - 1986
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Planning Study Review - 1986
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  • Home
  • COVID-19
  • Northern Municipal Services
    • Northern Municipal Services
    • Administration of the District (municipality) >
      • The District (municipality)
      • Public Notices in the District
      • Assessment Notice FAQ
      • District: Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable
    • Northern Municipal Trust Account (NMTA) >
      • NMTA & Board
      • Northern Capital Grants Program
      • Northern Water and Sewer Program
      • Wildfire Mitigation Project
    • Northern Planning and Sustainability (NPS) >
      • NPS Unit
      • Planning for Growth North
  • Northern Communities & Areas
    • The Northern Saskatchewan Administration District (NSAD)
    • Towns >
      • La Ronge
      • Creighton
    • Northern Villages >
      • Air Ronge
      • Beauval
      • Buffalo Narrows
      • Cumberland House
      • Denare Beach
      • Green Lake
      • Ile-a-la Crosse
      • La Loche
      • Pelican Narrows
      • Pinehouse
      • Sandy Bay
    • Northern Hamlets >
      • Black Point
      • Cole Bay
      • Dore Lake
      • Jans Bay
      • Michel Village
      • Patuanak
      • St. George's Hill
      • Stony Rapids
      • Timber Bay
      • Turnor Lake
      • Weyakwin
    • District >
      • Settlements >
        • Bear Creek
        • Brabant
        • Camsell Portage
        • Descharme Lake
        • Garson Lake
        • Missinipe
        • Sled Lake
        • Southend
        • Stanley Mission
        • Uranium City
        • Wollaston Lake
      • Resort Subdivisions >
        • East Trout Lake
        • Jan Lake
        • Keeley Lake
        • Lac La Plonge
        • Little Amyot Lake
        • Little Bear Lake
        • Michel Point
        • Napatak
        • Ramsey Bay
        • Sturgeon Weir
        • Tower Beach
        • Tyrell Lake
        • Wadin Bay
        • Whelan Bay
      • Cluster Subdivisions >
        • Deschambault Lake Subdivision
        • Eagle Point Subdivision
        • English Bay Subdivision
        • Kinoosao Subdivision
        • Lamp Lake Subdivision
        • Lloyd Lake Subdivision
        • Nemeiben Lake Subdivision
        • Potato Lake Subdivision
        • Sturgeon Landing Subdivision
      • Development in the District
    • Lac La Ronge Planning Area >
      • Advisory Northern Planning Commission
      • Development in the Planning Area
      • Planning Bylaws & Maps
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    • Emergency Preparedness and Community Safety
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