Official Community Plan

The  Official Community Plan (OCP) is our collective long-term vision for Saskatoon, guiding the physical, environmental, economic, social and cultural development of our community.  It provides both inspiration and direction through a comprehensive policy framework to ensure the community's vision for Saskatoon is integrated in to all aspects of planning, decision-making and priority-setting for the City. 

The direction and goals outlined in the OCP are entrenched in law and recognized under the authority of the  Planning and Development Act, 2007. The OCP works in conjunction with the City's Strategic Plan and Multi-Year Business Plan and Budgeting process to create a strategic framework for how priorities are set and how the City achieves its goals.

State of the Official Community Plan

The OCP provides the long-term vision for Saskatoon, while the Strategic Plan identifies the short-term (four year) priorities for achieving that vision. The OCP is intended to be a living document, providing a framework that can be monitored and updated to reflect new direction to meet the City’s evolving needs. Reporting to City Council on progress toward the City’s long-term vision occurs every four years through the State of the Official Community Plan.

 State of the Official Community Plan 2020
 State of the Official Community Plan 2024
 

Committee & Council Reports

Official Community Plan Housekeeping Amendment Package - December 2022