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The TGCA is sharing significant developments in the area to make being informed easier
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If you have any concerns about the current developments on this page, please email us at development@tgcacalgary.com

Current development permits in our area
The TGCA planning and development committee will keep this list of current development permits up to date by category of permit status below. When permits are finalized and there are no more opportunities for the community to engage on the decision, they will be removed from the listing.
Permit statuses are 1. Application Submitted, 2. Under Review, and 3. Decision Outcome
Learn more about what is involved in the development permit process on the City’s info page here.
Thorncliffe
Greenview
Residential zoning in Calgary
Default residential zoning in Calgary is as follows:
R-CG as the citywide base low density residential zone
R-CG (Residential – Grade-Oriented): R-CG is a land use district/zone used in the developed areas. It allows for a variety of housing forms such as single-detached, semi-detached, secondary suites, and rowhouses. This district has contextual rules that take into account the existing styles of developments around the redevelopment site. An R-CG parcel could have a maximum of four units on a typical 50 ft. lot, with the potential for each unit to have a secondary suite. R-CG can be located on corner lots and mid-block lots.
R-G as the base low density residential zone in developing areas
R-G (Residential – Low Density Mixed Housing): R-G is a land use district/zone that allows for a variety of housing forms such as single-detached, semi-detached, secondary suites, and rowhouse-style housing. R-G parcels are located in areas of a neighbourhood appropriate for a range of low-density housing forms. This district is used in developing (greenfield) areas.
H-GO in areas identified in approved Local Area Plans
H-GO (Housing – Grade-Oriented): H-GO is a land use district/zone that allows a range of grade-oriented housing. This district adds the option of higher intensity redevelopment than that of R-CG, but still maintains direct ground level access for all homes.
Learn more about land use districts/zones on the City of Calgary site here.
Important planning and development tools and documents from the City of Calgary
Click on the below resources from the City to stay informed of the direction the City envisions for the future of the communities, what development is allowed where, and what permits have been submitted.
The City’s development map or DMap is a tool that enables users to view current development applications, review developer plans, and submit input on a map interface. Learn more here.
The North Hill Communities Local Area Plan (the Plan) is a policy document that guides how the communities of Capitol Hill, Crescent Heights, Highland Park, Mount Pleasant, Renfrew, Rosedale, Thorncliffe-Greenview (south of McKnight Boulevard N), Tuxedo Park, Winston Heights, Mountview and Greenview Industrial will grow and change now and in the future. This plan provides community-specific policies related to land use planning and development. Learn more here.
The City’s housing strategy outlines 98 actions, including actions such as increase the supply of housing, support affordable housing providers to make a positive impact, enable The City’s housing subsidiaries to improve service delivery, ensure diverse housing choice to meet the needs of equity-deserving populations, and address the affordable housing needs of indigenous people living in Calgary. Learn more here.
The MDP is the City’s vision for how Calgary grows and develops over the next 60 years. It consists of the Municipal Development Plan, Community Guidebooks, and the Calgary Transportation Plan. This plan can be useful to consider when learning more about development in your area. Learn more here.
