Glenwood Neighbourhood Infill Planning

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Infill development is an important aspect of renewing and revitalizing Winnipeg’s mature communities. In Glenwood, where significant infill housing has occurred over the past 10 years, it has also contributed to many issues for the neighbourhood.

On June 24, 2021, Council approved the Small-Scale and Low-Rise Residential Development Guidelines for Mature Communities (Residential Infill Guidelines). These guidelines are a tool for designers, developers, and residents to help ensure that new housing development fits with the character of the community and surrounding area.

The City of Winnipeg (City) is now developing a Planned Development Overlay (PDO) to strengthen the Residential Infill Guidelines in Glenwood. The PDO will help reinforce parts of the guidelines related to character of houses, privacy, sunlight, landscaping, and trees by putting them into regulations.


Infill development is an important aspect of renewing and revitalizing Winnipeg’s mature communities. In Glenwood, where significant infill housing has occurred over the past 10 years, it has also contributed to many issues for the neighbourhood.

On June 24, 2021, Council approved the Small-Scale and Low-Rise Residential Development Guidelines for Mature Communities (Residential Infill Guidelines). These guidelines are a tool for designers, developers, and residents to help ensure that new housing development fits with the character of the community and surrounding area.

The City of Winnipeg (City) is now developing a Planned Development Overlay (PDO) to strengthen the Residential Infill Guidelines in Glenwood. The PDO will help reinforce parts of the guidelines related to character of houses, privacy, sunlight, landscaping, and trees by putting them into regulations.

Consultation has concluded