Community Planning

A well thought out plan includes a balanced approach to the environment, the economy, infrastructure, and community well-being.

At Catterall & Wright, we believe strong communities start with thoughtful planning. Our team works with municipalities, developers, regional authorities and First Nations to prepare land use strategies and development concepts that balance growth, infrastructure needs, and long-term sustainability. By combining technical expertise with local insight, we help shape practical plans that guide development in a responsible and effective way.

Our Services include:

Community Planning
- Plan of Proposed Subdivision (PPS)
- Zoning Bylaws
- Official Community Plans
- Public Consultation & Stakeholder Engagement
- Development Applications
- Discretionary Use Plans
- Concept Plans
- Master Planning

Catterall & Wright offers comprehensive planning support from land acquisition through to approvals. We assist developers with due diligence by evaluating potential sites against official community plans (OCPs), zoning regulations, servicing availability, environmental considerations, and financial viability. Our team has experience delivering large-scale master plans that integrate mixed land uses, public amenities, schools, green spaces, and transportation networks. These plans are carefully engineered from the outset to ensure efficient servicing and cohesive community development. We also guide clients through subdivision processes, preparing Plans of Proposed Subdivision (PPS) and coordinating with Saskatchewan Land Surveyors to finalize lot boundaries and titles.

In addition to design and land planning, we support clients in navigating complex regulatory frameworks. This includes interpreting and updating zoning bylaws, OCPs, and provincial planning legislation. We are experienced in leading public engagement initiatives and developing consultation strategies that help build community support and meet regulatory requirements. Our team regularly manages rezoning and discretionary use applications and works collaboratively with stakeholders—even in challenging or contentious scenarios—to align development proposals with evolving policy and community expectations.