Redistricting

Planning for Compatible Land Uses

When is Redistricting Necessary

Redistricting your land may be necessary if you plan to:

Develop your land, without subdividing, in a way that is not currently allowed; or
Dubdivide land into parcels that will be used for a different purpose.

In many cases, a redistricting application may be accompanied by a subdivision or development permit application. You are only allowed to subdivide one parcel from a quarter section without redistricting, and must be an existing or abandoned farmstead.

Redistricting is the division of land into districts designating permitted and discretionary uses for an area.

PLEASE NOTE:
For farmstead separations where there is already one parcel subdivided for public or institutional use (i.e.: water treatment facility, cemetery, et cetera), the farmstead will still be considered the first parcel to be subdivided off the quarter section, and redistricting will not be required.