The Trans Labrador Highway (Phase III) Protected Road Zoning Plan covers the portion of the Trans Labrador Highway between Cartwright Junction and Happy Valley-Goose Bay.  Preparations of this plan included:

• A highway inventory
• Consultations with town councils, indigenous governments and organizations, and other highway stakeholders and
• Public meetings in Cartwright and Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

Prepared under the authority of the Urban and Rural Planning Act, 2000, and in accordance with the Protected Road Zoning Regulations, the Trans-Labrador Highway (Phase III) Protected Road Zoning Plan will be used to manage land use and development within the building control line.  The building control lines extend 400 metres from each side of the highway centerline creating an 800 metre corridor.

The Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs now wishes to bring this protected road zoning plan to public hearing.

The proposed Trans Labrador Highway (Phase III) Protected Road Zoning Plan, maps and general information are available for review and comment:

• Background Presentation: Trans-Labrador Plan Presentation
• Protected Road Zoning Plan: Trans-Labrador Plan
• Protected Road Zoning Plan Maps:
  • • Overview Map
    • Map 1
    • Map 2
    • Map 3
    • Map4
    • Map 5
    • Map 6
    • Map 7
    • Map 8
  • • Map 9
    • Digital Map – KMZ

If you wish to submit comments, have questions, or require clarification regarding the proposed Protected Road Zoning Plan, please contact:
Elaine Mitchell, MCIP
Municipal and Provincial Affairs
P.O. Box 8700
St. John’s NL A1B 4J6.
Telephone: 709.729.3090

landuseplanning@gov.nl.ca