Symons Valley Centre

Symons Valley Centre

An integrated mixed-use site with a new Library, community commons, homes for Calgarians, and retail services. A future Calgary Transit Terminal is also planned (beyond 2030) as part of the 144 Avenue N.W. mobility upgrades.

About the project

In mid-2028, The City of Calgary will welcome residents of the Symons Valley area to a new Library, community commons green space and main street as part of the larger Symons Valley Centre development project.

The Symons Valley Centre is being built in five phases on seven acres of City-owned land at 251 Sage Hill Boulevard N.W. The development will primarily serve residents of Kincora, Sherwood, Sage Hill, Nolan Hill, and Evanston. 

Site map of the Symons Valley Centre

Proposed site plan – subject to change. Click to enlarge image. Red (phase 1 and 2), blue (phase 3 & 4), green (phase 5)

Phase 1 and 2: 2024 -2028

  • New 18,000 square foot Library and parking lot, to replace the temporary Sage Hill library, which will include spaces for community use.
  • Community commons, which is an open space, located between the new Library and future housing site.
  • A main street to anchor the site and improve access.
  • Infrastructure to service all phases of the seven-acre site (e.g., land preparation, utilities).

Phase 3 and 4: date to be confirmed

  • Selling a land parcel to a non-market housing provider for future development.
  • Selling two land parcels to private developers for mixed-use developments that includes retail services.  

Phase 5: beyond 2030

Current status

The City is in the phase 1 design stage which will wrap up in early 2025. 

Next steps

Once design is completed and the development and building permits are approved in 2025, the Library, main street and infrastructure construction is estimated to start in early 2026. 

Engagement

Previous Symons Valley Centre engagement was done in 2018 as part of the initial master planning process. 

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