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5411-2026 RMOW Zoning Bylaw Update

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BC227069Canada

Submission Closed04/25/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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The Resort Municipality of Whistler is seeking qualified proponents to submit proposals for rewriting the Zoning and Parking Bylaw No. 303, originally established in 2015. This bylaw governs land use and development regulations within the community but has become overly complex due to numerous amendments dating back to 1984. These changes, while addressing evolving community priorities and site-specific requests, have resulted in inconsistencies and difficulties in navigating the bylaw. The rewrite aims to produce a modernized, clearer, and more user-friendly document that aligns with current municipal plans and community goals, ultimately streamlining review and permitting processes. The project will be managed by RMOW’s Director of Planning with support from a dedicated project team. The solicitation, posted on March 26, 2026, with a response deadline set for April 25, 2026, invites detailed proposals including pricing information. This update seeks to balance regulatory clarity with community priorities, ensuring the new bylaw supports sustainable growth and ease of use for all stakeholders. Interested parties can contact the contracting authority via the provided email for further information.

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Whistler seeks proposals to rewrite and simplify the 2015 Zoning and Parking Bylaw by April 2026.

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Government of Canada → Resort Municipality of Whistler

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541310 - Architectural ServicesView NAICS

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CAN

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PhaseClosed

PostedMar 26

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Response DeadlineApr 25

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Submission Closed

04/25/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Resort Municipality of Whistler

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Government of Canada → Resort Municipality of Whistler

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The Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW) seeks Proposals from qualified Proponents to rewrite Zoning and Parking Bylaw No. 303, 2025 (Zoning Bylaw 303, 2015), the document that guides how land is used and the rules around development. The project will be managed by the RMOW’s Director of Planning supported by a RMOW Project Team. The purpose of this document is to provide sufficient background and scope of information to receive detailed proposals and pricing information for evaluation.The current Zoning Bylaw 303, 2015 has become increasingly complex and difficult to navigate and is no longer serving the community as effectively as intended. It includes amendments dating back to 1984, initiated either by the RMOW to address community priorities or in response to site-specific rezoning applications. While these amendments introduced new regulations and zones, they have also created undue complexity, and in some cases, inconsistencies or conflict within the bylaw. Over this period, significant changes have occurred, including shift in community priorities and the adoption of new municipal plans that guide how our community will grow and evolve.The purpose of the rewrite is to create a Zoning Bylaw that is:Easier to read, navigate and understand; Modernized with consistent, clear rules that improve certainty for all users; Better aligned with community priorities; and Structured to support streamlined review and permitting processes.