Energy, Mines, and Resources
Regional Land Use Planning
Regional Land Use Planning
Regional land use planning is a step by step process where the Yukon government, First Nations, stakeholders and residents develop a blueprint to guide the future use and development of land in their area.
Regional land use planning facilitates land uses that promote orderly development while considering the values of the land, and providing for economic, social and environmental well being of the residents of the region.
A final regional land use plan provides a broad level vision and goals for the allocation, management and use of land and resources, including renewable, non-renewable and water-based resources within a region.
Latest News
Principles Developed to Complete Peel Plan
The Government of Yukon has developed eight core principles that will be used to guide modifications to the Peel Watershed Regional Land Use Plan.
Interim Sub-surface Withdrawal Extended for Peel Watershed Region
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The Government of Yukon has extended the interim withdrawal from mineral staking to all Crown Land, Category B settlement lands and fee simple lands in the Peel Watershed Region until September 4, 2012, in order to provide certainty during the ongoing regional land use planning process.
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Dawson Interests and Issues Report released
The Dawson Regional Land Use Planning Commission released its Interests and Issues Report in December. This report is a record and summary of all the submission they received.
Contact Us - Regional Land Use Planning
Energy, Mines and Resources,
Corporate Policy and Planning
Ph: 867.667.5461
Email: lup@gov.yk.ca
