Established Area Growth and Change Strategy

Established Area Growth and Change Strategy

The Established Area Growth and Change Strategy outlines how we help and invest in communities which are growing and changing. We are using this plan to make public spaces and networks stronger. This way, they can help meet the needs and wants of both current and new residents.

About the Strategy

Calgary's Established Area has about 180 communities where 80 per cent of Calgarians live. These communities are different in age and style. Some are growing and changing, while others have just completed their initial growth.

The Strategy shows how the city can help these communities. It helps make sure they stay great places to live and work. This supports the goals of the Municipal Development Plan and Calgary Transportation Plan (MDP/CTP).

Factors which support decision-making related to the Strategy include:

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  • Enabling the Municipal Development Plan and Calgary Transportation Plan

  • Expected market demand

  • Thinking about financial impacts

  • How ready an area is for growth to occur

Want to know what’s happening in your community? Explore the map to learn how the Established Area Growth and Change Strategy invests in Calgary communities.

Investing in established communities projects map

See this interactive map to see updates on public realm investments happening in established communities. 

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Supporting growth in existing communities helps use land and services efficiently. It also gives people nearby places to shop, play, and work. This Strategy identifies how The City can partner with other city builders to invest in growing communities to help enable growth and support people and businesses as that growth is happening.

Implementing the Strategy

Learn more about the Strategy outcomes and the actions we are working on.

Timeline

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2024

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Download the 2024 Citywide Growth Strategy Monitoring Report

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2023-2020

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  • Implementation of approved Phase 1 actions and Phase 2 work.
  • Phase 1 public space projects design and construction.
  • Project-specific engagement on Phase 1 public space projects.

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2022

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  • Share the Citywide Growth Strategy, including investments from the Established Area Growth and Change Strategy, for the 2023-2026 Service Plans and Budgets. This ends Phase 2. Phase 3 will start by the third quarter of this year.

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2020

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2019

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  • November: Talks with growing communities about the public space improvements they want.
  • May: Project update to Committee (PUD2019-0305)

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2018

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  • December: Multi-partner working group meetings begin for Established Area Growth and Change Strategy.
  • September: Project Scoping Report to Council (PFC2018-0891)

Featured projects

Learn more about completed projects and the impact they have had on Calgary communities.

Resources


This information has no legal status and cannot be used as an official interpretation of the various bylaws, codes and regulations currently in effect. The City of Calgary accepts no responsibility to persons relying solely on this information. Web pages are updated periodically. ​

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