Calgary Land Use Bylaw 1P2007
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Newest amendments to the bylaw
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About the Land Use Bylaw
The City of Calgary’s Land Use Bylaw (1P2007) has been in effect since June 1, 2008. It outlines the rules and regulations for development of land in Calgary for each district (zone) as well as the process of making decisions for development permit applications.
A Land Use bylaw is required for every municipality in Alberta as per the requirements in the Municipal Government Act. This includes the division of the municipality into land use districts (zones).
While there are connections to the draft Zoning Bylaw (currently known as the Land Use Bylaw), this work is separate from the Rezoning for Housing program conducted earlier this year. For more information on Rezoning for Housing, please visit their webpage.
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Land Use Bylaw Amendments to Support Calgary’s Housing Strategy 2024-2030
On May 14, 2024, Council approved citywide rezoning to a base residential district with amendments. These changes were effective August 6, 2024.
Zoning changes now in effect include:
- Citywide base low density residential zone is now R-CG.
- R-G base low density residential zone in developing areas.
- H-GO in areas identified in approved Local Area Plans.
Other land use bylaw changes include:
- All Rowhouse developments are now a discretionary use in R-CG.
- Contextual Single Detached dwelling is a permitted use in R-CG.
- Properties that do not have a rowhouse or a townhouse may now have both a backyard suite and a secondary suite.
- Increasing parking requirements in some areas and clarified where 0.5 stalls are required because of the access to transit.