CP30 - 30 COPPERPOND PS SE (LOC2024-0112)


Project Update (August 2024): Application Revision & Outreach Closure

The project team would like to thank everyone who provided comments and feedback on CP30 at 30 Copperpond PS SE (LOC2024-0112). Outreach has now formally concluded for this application, though the project team will continue to respond to inquiries as they are received.

Following a robust outreach process with community members, community groups, and The City of Calgary, the project team is revising the initial Mixed Use - General (MU-1f1.5h13) District redesignation application to a Multi-Residential — Low Profile (M-1) District application. The project team is working through what this change means for the development vision, though at a high level the team aims to achieve a similar development outcome to the initial proposal. In the latest preliminary site plan, a new child care use is being introduced to serve the community. The team also aims to introduce grade-oriented built forms with approximately 94 units (47 above grade units, 47 below grade units), and parking in excess of bylaw requirements to serve all uses. This plan is subject to change based on bylaw review of the new M-1 District and ongoing preparation of the Development Permit.

Fulsome details on application refinement can be found in the updated Applicant Statement and Applicant-led Outreach Summary published below. The proposal will proceed to Calgary Planning Commission, and a Public Hearing of Council in the coming months for decision.

Downloadable Documents

Full details currently available for this proposed rezoning can be downloaded below.

Why Here?

EC Living owns approximately 10 acres of land on the north and south sides of Copperpond PS SE and to date have developed a variety of commercial-retail, office, and childcare uses on the land. Commercial uses here are challenged by a lack of vehicular access from Stoney TR SE, with an interchange at 130 AV SE that is currently unfunded and not expected in at least the next ten years. The M-1 District allows for both residential uses and support commercial uses, allowing for a use mix that aligns with the intent of this commercial area while also allowing for the development of contextually sensitive residential buildings that seek to address the housing crisis facing Calgary.


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Project Details

Community

Copperfield


Current Land Use

Direct Control 252D2017 (DC) District


Proposed Land Use

Multi-Residential – Low Profile (M-1) District


Local Area Plan Amendment

East Mackenzie Area Structure Plan (2001)


Development Permit

Forthcoming from project team Architect John Trinh & Associates


Site Area

0.788 Ha


Building Height

3 storeys proposed (M-1 District maximum of 4 storeys, 14m)


Buildings

5 Buildings, 4 Residential & 1 Commercial (Child Care Service (Daycare))


94 (47 townhouse-style, 47 at-grade / basement suite style)
Maximum density of 148 units / hectare

Residential Units


84 Vehicle Parking Stalls provided in garages and on parking pads (53 Required for Residential Units (0.625 stalls / unit), 8 Required for Daycare pick up / drop off (1 stall/ 1 0 children)

Vehicle Parking Stalls


47 Class-1 Bicycle Stalls (0.5 / unit)

11 Class-2 Bicycle Stalls (0.1 / unit, 1 / 2,000m² of Child Care space)

Bicycle Parking Stalls

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Contact the City of Calgary

LOC2024-0112
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Contact the Project Team

30 COPPERPOND PS SE (CP30)
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587.747.0317

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