Planning And Urban Development Committee

• Incentives proposed to declare more Calgary properties historic resources

  Calgary city council's Planning and Urban Development committee is recommending a new set of tools when it comes to heritage planning and protecting more properties from possible demolition.

  Politics

  Jul 15, 2020
  
• Calgary looking to allow secondary suites in semi-detached homes

  After initial and vociferous opposition to secondary suites in Calgary, Wednesday's committee meeting had no members of the public opposing the suites.

  Politics

  Oct 2, 2019
  
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• Calgary councillor concerned over convention centre, BMO Centre competition

  The current strategy for Calgary's Telus Convention Centre to use space from surrounding facilities could run afoul of the intended post-expansion BMO Centre, Calgary councillors argue.

  Politics

  Jun 5, 2019
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• Calgary wants minimum separation distances for cannabis stores on Stephen Avenue

  A committee at Calgary City Hall is recommending that rules on separation distances between cannabis retail stores be put in place on a stretch of 8 Avenue from Macleod Trail to 9 Street S.W.

  Cannabis

  Dec 3, 2018
• Calgary’s Church of the Redeemer up for historic designation

  "We don't have a lot of our heritage resources left and the ones we do have left, we should be doing what we can to preserve them."

  Politics

  Feb 5, 2018
• Calgary’s Nimmons Residence to be given historic designation

  The report to the Planning and Urban Development Committee claims the property is one of the earliest brick buildings in Calgary to use red brick, rather than the more common buff-coloured brick.

  Politics

  Jan 15, 2018