Municipal Plan Review

We’re reviewing our Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law

Moncton is growing and evolving. Let’s create a new Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law that supports a future as bright and dynamic as our city.

The City of Moncton’s current Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law were adopted in 2014. Council is required to periodically review and update the Municipal Plan to ensure its objectives and policies remain current and relevant and to meet the requirements of the Community Planning Act and other provincial policies and regulations. The Zoning By-Law must be updated to conform to the new Municipal Plan.

Once the review is complete, the City of Moncton will have an updated Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law that is forward-looking and that will help ensure future growth and development aligns with the community’s goals and priorities.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION, ON YOUR TERMS

Throughout the project, we want to hear from you! We understand your time is valuable, so we’ve planned multiple ways for you to get involved.

Several rounds of engagement will be held to:

hear and learn from you
share key findings and updates
present and gather feedback on emerging ideas

Notifications for these engagement opportunities will be distributed once the dates have been planned. Details for each engagement opportunity will be on this page.

The tools, documents, and questions will change as the project progresses and as we learn more about the community's needs and interests, so check in often and share your thoughts!

HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE

In-person Engagement Sessions
Join us at one of our two in-person drop-in sessions and get ready to dive into some exciting discussions about which “Big Moves” we should prioritize in the new Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law. This interactive, open-house-style event, is an opportunity to share what’s important to you.

November 25
From 6 pm to 8 pm, drop-in
Resurgo Place, 20 Mountain Road, Moncton NB

November 26
From 6 pm to 8 pm, drop-in
Resurgo Place, 20 Mountain Road, Moncton NB
Virtual Open House
Get involved by learning and sharing your thoughts from the comfort of your own home. A virtual open house will be held on Monday, November 24, from 6 pm to 8 pm

Register here to receive the meeting link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/municipal-plan-virtual-open-house-seance-virtuelle-plan-municipal-tickets-1965370057749?aff=oddtdtcreator
Online Survey
Complete an online survey from November 19^th – December 7^th. More details to come.
Contact Us
Submit any questions, comments, thoughts and ideas relating to the Municipal Plan Review in the Questions tab, and the team will respond, either publicly or privately, depending on the nature of the question.

We’re reviewing our Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law

Moncton is growing and evolving. Let’s create a new Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law that supports a future as bright and dynamic as our city.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION, ON YOUR TERMS

Throughout the project, we want to hear from you! We understand your time is valuable, so we’ve planned multiple ways for you to get involved.

Several rounds of engagement will be held to:

hear and learn from you
share key findings and updates
present and gather feedback on emerging ideas

Notifications for these engagement opportunities will be distributed once the dates have been planned. Details for each engagement opportunity will be on this page.

The tools, documents, and questions will change as the project progresses and as we learn more about the community's needs and interests, so check in often and share your thoughts!

HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE

In-person Engagement Sessions
Join us at one of our two in-person drop-in sessions and get ready to dive into some exciting discussions about which “Big Moves” we should prioritize in the new Municipal Plan and Zoning By-Law. This interactive, open-house-style event, is an opportunity to share what’s important to you.

November 25
From 6 pm to 8 pm, drop-in
Resurgo Place, 20 Mountain Road, Moncton NB

November 26
From 6 pm to 8 pm, drop-in
Resurgo Place, 20 Mountain Road, Moncton NB
Virtual Open House
Get involved by learning and sharing your thoughts from the comfort of your own home. A virtual open house will be held on Monday, November 24, from 6 pm to 8 pm

Register here to receive the meeting link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/municipal-plan-virtual-open-house-seance-virtuelle-plan-municipal-tickets-1965370057749?aff=oddtdtcreator
Online Survey
Complete an online survey from November 19^th – December 7^th. More details to come.
Contact Us
Submit any questions, comments, thoughts and ideas relating to the Municipal Plan Review in the Questions tab, and the team will respond, either publicly or privately, depending on the nature of the question.

Questions

Questions or comments?

Submit any questions or comments relating to this topic, and the team will respond, either publicly or privately, depending on the nature of the question.

Share What plans do you have to provide a central building for senior activities and socializing like the Lions Club was before it was taken over and made into a homeless shelter? on Facebook Share What plans do you have to provide a central building for senior activities and socializing like the Lions Club was before it was taken over and made into a homeless shelter? on Twitter Share What plans do you have to provide a central building for senior activities and socializing like the Lions Club was before it was taken over and made into a homeless shelter? on Linkedin Email What plans do you have to provide a central building for senior activities and socializing like the Lions Club was before it was taken over and made into a homeless shelter? link

What plans do you have to provide a central building for senior activities and socializing like the Lions Club was before it was taken over and made into a homeless shelter?

Treehugger asked 13 days ago

City of Moncton administration continue to work with a community group that has submitted a proposal for a seniors' centre to Moncton City Council for consideration.

If you are interested in recreational opportunities for seniors in Moncton, including chair yoga, aquafit, social activities, line dancing, book clubs, and more, please visit www.moncton.ca/seniors.
Share With all the apartments popping up in Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe will the landfill/garbage system be changing so that garbage from these buildings gets recycled? on Facebook Share With all the apartments popping up in Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe will the landfill/garbage system be changing so that garbage from these buildings gets recycled? on Twitter Share With all the apartments popping up in Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe will the landfill/garbage system be changing so that garbage from these buildings gets recycled? on Linkedin Email With all the apartments popping up in Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe will the landfill/garbage system be changing so that garbage from these buildings gets recycled? link

With all the apartments popping up in Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe will the landfill/garbage system be changing so that garbage from these buildings gets recycled?

Alison Scott asked 11 days ago

The City of Moncton is currently responsible for waste collection at residential properties with five units or fewer. Owners of buildings with more than five units have the option to voluntarily participate in recycling programs.
The City encourages diverting as much waste as possible from landfills toward recycling or composting. Achieving this will require significant work and will involve integrating multi-unit buildings, commercial properties, and others into a waste-sorting program similar to the one most residents currently participate in. A municipal by-law will be required to implement this measure, and we are beginning to review the structure and content of such a by-law.
Share I believe that an important aspect of the active transportation plan for the city, is bike security. With the addition of all of the bike lanes that allow us to travel safely to all parts of town the limiting factor in making bikes a viable transportation alternative is the lack of bike security at whatever destination we might have. Bike racks are not enough. There needs to be secure areas with supervised access to ensure that bikes or bike parts are not stolen while people are completing their errands. It is difficult to go to a restaurant, store, or appointment on a bike when it has to be left unsupervised outside where inevitably it will be stolen at some point. There may be other solutions but three needs to be a plan to have businesses, or entertainment locations incorporate these areas into their building plans. Without this key component cycling may grow as a recreational activity but it will not become a viable transportation alternative. on Facebook Share I believe that an important aspect of the active transportation plan for the city, is bike security. With the addition of all of the bike lanes that allow us to travel safely to all parts of town the limiting factor in making bikes a viable transportation alternative is the lack of bike security at whatever destination we might have. Bike racks are not enough. There needs to be secure areas with supervised access to ensure that bikes or bike parts are not stolen while people are completing their errands. It is difficult to go to a restaurant, store, or appointment on a bike when it has to be left unsupervised outside where inevitably it will be stolen at some point. There may be other solutions but three needs to be a plan to have businesses, or entertainment locations incorporate these areas into their building plans. Without this key component cycling may grow as a recreational activity but it will not become a viable transportation alternative. on Twitter Share I believe that an important aspect of the active transportation plan for the city, is bike security. With the addition of all of the bike lanes that allow us to travel safely to all parts of town the limiting factor in making bikes a viable transportation alternative is the lack of bike security at whatever destination we might have. Bike racks are not enough. There needs to be secure areas with supervised access to ensure that bikes or bike parts are not stolen while people are completing their errands. It is difficult to go to a restaurant, store, or appointment on a bike when it has to be left unsupervised outside where inevitably it will be stolen at some point. There may be other solutions but three needs to be a plan to have businesses, or entertainment locations incorporate these areas into their building plans. Without this key component cycling may grow as a recreational activity but it will not become a viable transportation alternative. on Linkedin Email I believe that an important aspect of the active transportation plan for the city, is bike security. With the addition of all of the bike lanes that allow us to travel safely to all parts of town the limiting factor in making bikes a viable transportation alternative is the lack of bike security at whatever destination we might have. Bike racks are not enough. There needs to be secure areas with supervised access to ensure that bikes or bike parts are not stolen while people are completing their errands. It is difficult to go to a restaurant, store, or appointment on a bike when it has to be left unsupervised outside where inevitably it will be stolen at some point. There may be other solutions but three needs to be a plan to have businesses, or entertainment locations incorporate these areas into their building plans. Without this key component cycling may grow as a recreational activity but it will not become a viable transportation alternative. link

I believe that an important aspect of the active transportation plan for the city, is bike security. With the addition of all of the bike lanes that allow us to travel safely to all parts of town the limiting factor in making bikes a viable transportation alternative is the lack of bike security at whatever destination we might have. Bike racks are not enough. There needs to be secure areas with supervised access to ensure that bikes or bike parts are not stolen while people are completing their errands. It is difficult to go to a restaurant, store, or appointment on a bike when it has to be left unsupervised outside where inevitably it will be stolen at some point. There may be other solutions but three needs to be a plan to have businesses, or entertainment locations incorporate these areas into their building plans. Without this key component cycling may grow as a recreational activity but it will not become a viable transportation alternative.

Bruce asked 6 months ago

Thank you for your feedback. All comments collected will help inform Phase 3 of the Municipal Plan Review engagement process.
Share Make Moncton a safe place to live and replace our senior centre. on Facebook Share Make Moncton a safe place to live and replace our senior centre. on Twitter Share Make Moncton a safe place to live and replace our senior centre. on Linkedin Email Make Moncton a safe place to live and replace our senior centre. link

Make Moncton a safe place to live and replace our senior centre.

Barbara Prosser asked 7 days ago

Thank you for your feedback. All comments collected will help inform Phase 3 of the Municipal Plan Review engagement process.

Page last updated: 18 Nov 2025, 11:01 PM

Municipal Plan Review

Questions

What plans do you have to provide a central building for senior activities and socializing like the Lions Club was before it was taken over and made into a homeless shelter?

With all the apartments popping up in Moncton, Riverview and Dieppe will the landfill/garbage system be changing so that garbage from these buildings gets recycled?

Make Moncton a safe place to live and replace our senior centre.

Custom

Vision Workshop Documents

FAQs

Project phases

Phase 1: Exploring

Phase 2: Visioning

Phase 3: Developing

Phase 4: Refining

Phase 5: Production

Phase 6: Completing

Who's Listening

Videos