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SSR #
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Location
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Description
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Related Files
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Status
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| 2009-001 |
Silvertip STR-1 and STR-2 Districts |
Regarding a proposed Land Use Bylaw amendment (42-2007), that amends the affordable housing provisions of the STR-1 and STR-2 districts in the Silvertip area |
SSR2009-001 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-002 |
Palliser Affordable Housing DC District |
(Palliser Affordable Housing): This SSR is prepared by the Town as part of a Land Use Bylaw amendment related to the Palliser affordable housing project. The current land use district requires that the developer provide Perpetually Affordable Housing (PAH) and makes no allowance for other forms of affordable housing. The amendment creates a new direct control land use district that allows the development of attainable housing, which is made affordable by mortgage subsidies but does not have resale restrictions. It is being proposed to facilitate affordable housing construction in the Palliser area. |
SSR2009-002 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-003 |
Amendments to an existing Development Permit |
This SSR proposes to change the previously proposed second floor office space into residential units, and proposes to dedicate one of the five residential units as a Perpetually Affordable Housing unit. The development is currently under construction and no significant changes to the exterior of the building are anticipated. |
SSR2009-003 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-004 |
2500 Palliser Trail (Cross Zee Ranch) |
Regarding a change in the use of land at 2500 Palliser Trail (Cross Zee Ranch) to enable the creation of a wildlife conservation centre for grizzly and black bears. |
SSR2009-004 Report |
Refused |
| 2009-005 |
Bow Valley Trail Land Use District |
This SSR proposes to add Resort Accommodation as a Discretionary Use in the Bow Valley Trail Commercial district. Resort Accommodation is similar to typical hotel use (Visitor Accommodation) in that it is a commercial use, except that there is no limit on length of stay. Typical hotel use is classed as Visitor Accommodation and is limited to a stay of 30 days or less. |
SSR2009-005 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-006 |
901 16th Street at 8th Avenue. Land Use District: Residential Single-family detached (R1) |
The Land Use Bylaw amendment associated with this SSR would allow for the construction of a small single family home on a lot which is currently undevelopable due to its small size. An Environmental Impact Statement for the SSR addresses setbacks from the wetlands area on the north side of the lot. |
SSR2009-006 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-007 |
Public Use Land Use District Amendment |
This SSR is prepared by the Town as part of a Land Use Bylaw amendment that would add campgrounds as a discretionary use to the Public Use district. Development or expansion of an existing campground would require a development permit and would be evaluated based on planning considerations. |
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Withdrawn |
| 2009-008 |
3000 Stewart Creek Drive |
This SSR proposes to revise a residential development currently underway at this location. The revised Development Permit proposes 24 row townhouse units and 28 stacked townhouse units. Two of the stacked townhouse units are proposed as PAH units. |
SSR2009-008 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-009 |
101 & 105 Harvie Heights Road |
An amendment to the Municipal Development Plan to allow for an expansion of the urban growth boundary to include two properties at 101 and 105 Harvie Heights Road to then allow for a possible amendment to the Land Use Bylaw to rezone the two subject properties from Wildlands Conservation District to a site specific district. |
SSR2009-009 Report |
Refused |
| 2009-010 |
1110 Gateway Ave. (empty lot between safeway & sobeys) |
Regarding a proposal is for two retail stores, a Canadian Tire (with automotive services) and a Mark’s Work Warehouse on the vacant site behind Canmore Crossing and between Sobey’s and Safeway. The application is similar to one considered in 2007, but the residential component, including the affordable housing, has been removed from this application.
Update: This meeting will consider further information from the applicant regarding impact on the social fabric and environmental initiatives.
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SSR2009-010 Report
SSR2009-010 Supplemental Information
SSR2009-010 LEED Shadow Proposed
SSR2009-010 June 3rd 2010 Resubmission
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Accepted |
| 2009-011 |
Land Use Bylaw amendment 27(Z)2008 |
To allow for and regulate secondary suites, garden suites and garage suites in most existing single-family residential districts in Canmore. |
SSR2009-011 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-012 |
105 Stewart Creek Rise |
Regarding a Development Permit for a 32 unit residential townhouse development at 105 Stewart Creek Rise. This SSR proposes a 32 unit row townhouse development and concurrent construction of a five unit townhouse in a downtown location, three units of which will be PAH housing. |
SSR2009-012 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-013 |
Town Centre District |
Regarding a Land Use Bylaw amendment to add Retail Food Store to the Town Centre District. This SSR proposes to correct an oversight in the Land Use Bylaw to allow Retail Food Stores as a Discretionary Use in the Town Centre District. |
SSR2009-013 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-014 |
9 Industrial Place |
Regarding a Land Use Bylaw Amendment application for a Direct Control District at 9 Industrial Place. This application proposes to change the land use regulations for an existing “Transition Industrial” lot to a mixed use type of zoning. Changes include additions to Permitted and Discretionary uses (dwelling units, medical clinics, retail stores, kennels, etc.) and changes to the district regulations (a 45% increase to building height, increased eaveline height, on-street parking counted in required parking, etc.). |
SSR2009-014 Report |
Refused |
| 2009-015 |
Spring Creek Mountain Village/Restwell Trailer Park |
Regarding a Land Use Bylaw Amendment for Stage 2 of SCMV development to re-designate a portion of the Restwell Trailer Park from “Mobile Home Park” (MHP) to proposed “Spring Creek Mountain Village Comprehensive Residential Direct Control District” (SCMV-CR), “Public Use District” (PD) and “Environmental District” (ED) in accordance with the Spring Creek Mountain Village Area Redevelopment Plan. This amendment is an update of the current DC District for Stage 1 of SCMV development and would be extended to cover the lands occupied by Stage 2 of SCMV development. Under the current MHP zoning, the developer of SCMV could not continue the same pattern of development as seen in Stage 1 of SCMV. |
SSR2009-015 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-016 |
Spring Creek Mountain Village/Restwell Trailer Park |
This SSR has been retro-actively submitted for the Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP) for Spring Creek Mountain Village (SCMV). The ARP was approved by Council in September of 2004. However, the developer of SCMV has submitted an SSR for this ARP to ensure that this guiding document for SCMV development is in keeping with the direction of the Sustainability Screening Report process. |
SSR2009-016 Report |
Accepted |
| 2009-017 |
1 Industrial Place |
Regarding the proposed development of a permanent Garden Centre at 1 Industrial Place. |
SSR2009-017 Report |
Accepted |
