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    Thursday, February 23, 2012

Saskatchewan is pleased to provide this free service to developers, municipalities and heritage stakeholders.  The screening tool is a web-accessible database of quarter-sections that have been reviewed for heritage-sensitivity.  It can be used to expedite the heritage resource review process by providing immediate heritage clearance for projects to developers.  It also serves as a powerful planning tool, identifying heritage sensitive areas in advance, allowing these areas to be incorporated into future designs, schedules and budgets.  With the increasing focus on infrastructure renewal, we also serve rural and urban municipalities by providing them with maps of heritage sensitivity to aid their future planning/budgeting.
 
To access the database, you must request a user name and password by emailing the Heritage Conservation Branch at arms@gov.sk.ca.  Please note that the sensitivity status of land may change as new information becomes available.  Results are therefore time-stamped to show that the most up-to-date information was used.



The map below portrays the general pattern of heritage sensitivity in Saskatchewan.  Sensitive areas are shown in red, with non-sensitive areas shown in yellow.  White areas have not been screened and come up as "sensitive" by default.  Please note, at this resolution, this map cannot be used to determine the sensitivity of a specific land location.  Please log-in into the database for that information. 

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If your project was heritage-sensitive, use one of these forms to submit your project for review.  

There are over 800 designated heritage properties in Saskatchewan.  Explore our province's heritage using the online searchable database.



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