Private Land/Timber Load Slip

This document describes the policy and procedure for the issuance of site plan permits by Manitoba Sustainable Development and building permits by the Office of the Fire Commissioner for vacation homes in provincial parks.

This is an example of a proposal to request the establishment of a conservation district

This guidebook provides general guidelines to ensure that softwood understorey protection is undertaken to protect and release acceptable softwood understorey trees while harvesting merchantable trees from hardwood, mixedwood and softwood stands.

Agreement to lease provincial forest land for use.

This employee declaration form must be completed by commercial and special consideration organizations operating in provincial parks, as an addendum to a lease application.

This application form is for provincial park cottagers requesting a variance with their cottage lot development. A letter of support from a neighbour(s) is required to be attached to the application form.

This form must be completed by a commercial or special consideration organization operating in a provincial park in order to assign a lease for security purposes.

This form is filled out by individuals requesting an park interpretive presentation for their school or youth group. 

Provincial park permit to camp at comfort camping facilities.

Form to reserve a provincial park group use camp site.

This permit is issued to all individuals who successfully renew their permanent seasonal campsite.  It is their proof that they are entitled to occupy the site and lists their contact info, site location, cost, and unit on and off dates.

Provincial park permit to camp at self-registry locations.

This fact sheet provides information regarding the Chief Place of Residence Levy for provincial parks, including who is required to pay it and how to complete the declaration form.

This form is to be used by individuals who wish to make a commemorative donation to a provincial park. It outlines the nature of the donation, proposed location, etc.  It also provides the approval to proceed.

This policy identifies the conditions under which licensed outfitters may maintain boat caches in provincial parks. This policy does not apply to private boat caches.

Following the completion of a lease surrender form, this agreement must be signed in order to terminate a provincial park lease for commercial operations or special consideration organizations.

This application/registration form is for provincial park cottagers running a cottage-based business (i.e. the business is conducted at or through their vacation home lot).

This development application package is for leased, permitted or private vacation home lots, as well as development on the public reserve, in provincial parks. The package includes instructions on how to complete the application, information about the review and approval process, and the application form.

Following the submission of an application to hide a geocache in a provincial park, the appropriate Park District Manager will review the application and make the decision whether to approve or reject it. This decision will then be communicated to the applicant via email. Messages indicating a geocache has been approved include instructions on how to properly indicate that approval has been received when submitting the geocache to the geocaching.com website.

This electronic form must be submitted if an individual or organization wishes to hide a geocache in a provincial park. Information required in order to submit the form includes details on the proposed geocache location, its contents and how it is to be accessed. The form is available at the following web page: https://www.gov.mb.ca/sd/parks/recreation-and-activities/geocaching/geocache.html

This policy describes the guidelines and application/ approval process for hiding geocaches in provincial parks.

This is the standard template used to make an amendment to an existing lease for a commercial operator or special consideration organization in a provincial park.

This is the standard template used for a partnership agreement between Parks and Protected Spaces Branch and an organization or association operating in a provincial park. 

A provincial park permit is required in order to engage in a variety of specific activities within a provincial park, including those that may damage, destroy, deface or remove an object in a provincial park, damage or alter the land, or significantly interfere with the environment in a provincial park. The provincial park permit application form must be submitted in order to request a provincial park permit from the appropriate Manitoba Sustainable Development District Office.

This application form must be fully completed in order for a project proponent (an individual, company, organization, federal government department/agency or agency sponsoring/financing the project) to apply for a provincial park permit. Under the Provincial Parks Act and regulations, a provincial park permit is required in order to engage in a variety of specific activities within a provincial park, including those that may damage, destroy, deface or remove an object in a provincial park, damage or alter the land, or significantly interfere with the environment in a provincial park.

This application form must be submitted in order for the owner/occupier of a vacation home lot in a provincial park to receive a permit to park or erect a camping unit on that vacation home lot.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for all-weather roads on private land.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for casual quarry permits.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for commercial boat caches.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for commercial tent camps.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for temporary construction campsites.

This is a list of conditions concerning fire equipment requirements that may be applied to provincial park permits issued for certain activities in provincial parks. 

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for specific forestry operations.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for forestry road construction and right-of-way clearing.

This is a list of general conditions applicable to provincial park permit holders.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for lake based drilling.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for land based drilling.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for mineral exploration.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for new all-weather roads.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for the construction of new winter roads.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for new winter roads for which the proponent holds an Environment Licence.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for portable camps.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for recreational tent camps.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for right-of-way construction or clearing.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for site access trails.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for survey lines.

This is a list of conditions concerning debris disposal in relation to the Wildfires Act that may be applied to provincial park permits issued for certain activities in provincial parks.

This document provides direction to Sustainable Development staff on the procedure for issuing provincial park permits. The procedure includes details on where/when permits are required and for what activities, special conditions, inspections, and which staff may issue permits. This provincial park permit is NOT the same as the camping permit or vehicle permit for park entry.

This procedure outlines the review and approval process for the commercial harvest of non-timber forest products in provincial parks.

This policy identifies the conditions under which individuals may erect structures for the purposes of ice-fishing in provincial parks. The policy includes direction on size, location, ownership, approved uses and other such details. 

This policy and procedure document concerns the application, review and approval process for the construction of a private road on the public reserve.

This policy describes the criteria and process for awarding and assigning Falcon Lake Boathouse Channel sites at Falcon Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park.

This policy describes the criteria and process for awarding and assigning McKenzie Beach Boathouse Channel sites at West Hawk Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park.

This policy identifies guidelines concerning the use of pesticides in provincial parks, including permit and licence requirements.

This directive guides the administration of commemorative donations by individuals or groups to honour a special person or event. It ensures that donations arecomplimentary to park values and enhance public enjoyment of the park.

This policy provides direction and information on the review and approval process for the commercial harvest of non-timber forest products in provincial parks.

This directive sets operational guidelines for provincially run concessionaire sites in the South Whiteshell.

This directive provides the guideline and target  locations that are open for fall camping within Provincial Parks following the Labour Day long weekend.   This directive establishes reduce fees depending on servcies that are provided at that campground. 

This directive provides operating guidelines for cabins within Provincial Parks. It provides the booking process through the Parks Reservation Service.  This establishes the fees charged per cabin type. 

This directive provides the operational guidelines for provincially operated Group Use sites that provide camping and/or day use opportunities. This guideline establishes the type of groups that may have exemptions from nightly camping fees. 

This policy identifies standards for the use of portable camps by licensed hunting outfitters in provincial parks and defines the circumstances under which they may be used.

This is a list of conditions specific to provincial park permits issued for the construction of private ice winter roads in provincial parks.

This policy defines the application, review and approval process concerning the construction of private ice roads within provincial parks.

This permit is issued to all individuals who successfully secure a seasonal campsite.  It is their proof that they are entitled to occupy the site and lists their contact info, site location, cost, and unit on and off dates.

This is the standard template used for a service contract for the provision of specific commercial activities intended to supplement an existing activity or operation in a provincial park.

This document provides guidelines for the issuance of a permit for an owner or occupier of a lakefront cottage lot in a provincial park to have a swim platform.

This policy outlines how and when timber cutting and removal in a provincial park may be permitted and who may authorize this activity.

This policy provides guidelines for Manitoba Sustainable Development staff to assist with making decisions on applications for cell, wireless, radio and other tower installations within Manitoba provincial parks.

Form to request refund from a previous provincial park service transaction.

Policy to establish the provision of technical information in conjunction with an application for authorization under The Water Rights Act W80.

Public Offering of Crown Oil and Gas Rights

QLF2 Quarry Lease Return Aggregate Minerals Only

QLF4 Quarry Lease Return Other than Aggregate Minerals English

PQF2 Quarry Return for Aggregate Quarries Private

CPF2 Quarry Return for Casual Quarry Permit English

Return showing the total quantity of quarry mineral produced as authorized under the Casual Quarry permit

Describes commercial fishing quota administration procedures.

Application to assign timber quota volume.

If a Quota Holder wants to deliver more than their authorized volume for the operating year a Forward Harvest Request Application must be completed and submitted to their regional forester.

Quota timber sale agreement. 

 Request for Quotation No. 19-01 Quote Package

Describes the recreational fishing program.

A policy that outlines recreational use of wildlife in Manitoba (to be revised)

Form to renew a wood processing facility licence. 

Report on Flowing Shot Hole

Report on Unexploded Charges

Form used to request assistance in resolving a water control works complaint.

This is the application form required to obtain a five-year renewable cropping permit for a provincial park.

This is the application form required to obtain a five-year renewable grazing permit for a provincial park.

This is the application form required to obtain a five-year renewable hay permit for a provincial park.

An agreement between an outfitter and the government respecting the allocation of non resident hunting licences

Application to transfer operating authority for resource tourism operators

The purpose of this document is to provide a procedure for the Department to vary winter spreading dates in autumn on a regional/provincial basis.  The Livestock Manure and Mortalities Management Regulation and Nutrient Management Regulation both contain clauses restricting the application of livestock manure and nutrients to land between November 10th of one year and April 10th of the following year.  Both regulations contain clauses allowing the director to vary winter spreading dates, if necessary, after considering soil and weather conditions.  

The purpose of this document is to provide a procedure for the Department to vary winter spreading dates in spring on a regional/provincial basis.  The Livestock Manure and Mortalities Management Regulation and Nutrient Management Regulation both contain clauses restricting the application of livestock manure and nutrients to land between November 10th of one year and April 10th of the following year.  Both regulations contain clauses allowing the director to vary winter spreading dates, if necessary, after considering soil and weather conditions.