RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF OAKVIEW UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE PLANNING ACT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT
On the date and at the time and location shown below, a PUBLIC HEARING will be held to receive representations from any persons who wish to make them in respect to the following matter:
RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF OAKVIEW BY-LAW NO. 2026-15 being an AMENDMENT to the RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF OAKVIEW ZONING BY-LAW NO. 2019-3, as amended.
HEARING LOCATION: Rural Municipality of Oakview Council Chambers located at 435 3rd Avenue, Rapid City
DATE & TIME: September 28, 2026, 6:05 pm (1805h)
GENERAL INTENT OF BY-LAW NO. 2026-15: Text and table amendments as listed in attached Schedule A.
Map 2: Rapid City to be hereby amended per the listing and maps in attached Schedule B
The proposed Amendment 2026-15 and the current Zoning By-Law 2019-3 are available below to download.
Contents of Rural Municipality of Oakview Zoning By-Law Amendment 2026-15
Current Rural Municipality of Oakview Zoning By-Law 2019-3
AREA AFFECTED:
Part 2, 3, 5, 6
Table 3.2 – Use & Site Requirements: “AG” Agricultural General Zone
Map 2- Rolls #427230, 427200, 427250, and Rolls #426700, 426200 as shown in Schedule B1
Map 2 – Roll #432200 as shown in Schedule B2
Schedule B1
Schedule B2
You can also access a copy of the above proposal and supporting material at the Mid-West Planning District or Rural Municipality of Oakview offices during normal business hours. Copies may be made, and extracts taken there from, upon request.
Representations may be made verbally or in writing at the public hearing.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Lisa Hamilton, DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, MID-WEST PLANNING DISTRICT
1-888-919-1740 or devofficer@midwestplanning.ca
or
Mark Humphries, CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF OAKVIEW
204-566-2146
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the main objective of the hearing?
The objective of the hearing is to provide information to Council to assist in the decision-making process.
Q: What happens at a hearing?
A: All those in attendance will sign in so they can be notified of the results of hearing and indicate if they wish to speak.
When the hearing is opened, the Chairperson will ask the applicant to speak about their application. Council may ask questions. The Chairperson will then ask if anyone would like to speak for or against the application. Each person registered to speak will be allowed to state their position and points supporting their position. Written representations are read aloud. All questions are to be directed through the Chairperson. Council may ask more questions based on information brought forth. If the Council has questions or requires information that is not available during the hearing, they can postpone the hearing until the answers/information can be presented at a continuance of the hearing. Only those in attendance or who have provided written representation, will be notified of the continuance hearing date/time.
Once the hearing is closed, there are no further chances for anyone to speak to the Council on this matter, or for Council to ask more questions or gather more data. Council will then vote on the matter during a duly assembled Council meeting.
Q: Do I have to attend the hearing?
A: Your attendance at the Public Hearing is welcomed; however, you are not required to attend. The applicant should attend the meeting to present their proposal and answer questions. If available, you may be allowed to attend via video conference. Request login credentials with your municipal office.
Q: What if I have objections?
A: Objections can be raised in person / video conference at the public hearing or by having written representation as outlined below.
Q: What if I have something to say but cannot attend the hearing?
A: You may submit written comments to the Mid-West Planning District office at least one week before the date of the hearing.
Mail: Box 96, Miniota, MB, R0M 1M0 Email: devofficer@midwestplanning.ca
Please be advised that all correspondence received in conjunction with, or because of, an application that required Council approval becomes public information, your name contained in the correspondence becomes part of public domain. Your contact details will be kept confidential and will only be used to communicate information tied to the public hearing.
Q: Decision of Council for By-Laws Adoption and Amendments?
A: After the hearing and consideration of the matter, Council shall do one of the following during a Council Meeting:
- conduct second reading of the by-law; or
- resolve not to adopt a zoning by-law or amendment.