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Oakridge Co-op 2017-0496 –1– This open house is intended to share information about the Land Use Amendment and Development Permit Applications for Oakridge Co-op. You will find display boards that provide an overview of the process for reviewing this application, an explanation of the key components of the proposal. Thank you for contributing your feedback in our public engagement opportunities. City of Calgary staff is on hand to answer questions. These display boards can be found online at calgary.ca/coop Welcome

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Page 1: Oakridge Co-op

Oakridge Co-op

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This open house is intended to share information about the Land Use Amendment and Development Permit Applications for Oakridge Co-op.

You will find display boards that provide an overview of the process for reviewing this application, an explanation of the key components of the proposal.

Thank you for contributing your feedback in our public engagement opportunities.

City of Calgary staff is on hand to answer questions.

These display boards can be found online at calgary.ca/coop

Welcome

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Application review process

Application submission – Land Use Amendment and Development Permit

December 12, 2016

Developer-led

August to October 2016

City public engagement

February 23, 2017

Circulation of application to public, City departments and other stakeholders

December 21, 2016

City staff review application

January - March 2017

City staff review revisions and prepare recommendation on application

March 2017

Calgary Planning Commission

July 2017 (to be confirmed)

Applicant reviews and responds to City comments, City prepares recommendation on application

March - May 2017

Council Public Hearing

September 11, 2017 (to be confirmed)

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The City of Calgary

Urban Structure(By Land Use Typology)

Developed

Developing

Centre City

Major Activity Centre

Community Activity Centre

Urban Corridor

Neighbourhood Corridor

Inner City

Established

Industrial - Employee Intensive

Industrial Greenfield

Major Public Open Space

Public Utility

Transportation/Utility Corridor

City Limits

Activity Centres

Corridors

Residential

Industrial

Standard Industrial

Planned Greenfield with Area Structure Plan (ASP)

Future Greenfield

Major Institutions

Municipal Development Map

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Zoning informationCurrent Land Use District: Commercial – Community 2 District (C-C2)

� Allows for:

� Large commercial developments.

� Buildings that are slightly higher than nearby residential areas.

� Opportunities for commercial uses to be combined with office and residential uses in the development.

� Uses include: convenience food store, fitness centre, financial institution, medical clinic, office, gas bar, drive-through, supermarket and restaurant neighbourhood.

� The maximum height requirement is 16.0 metres or 4-5 storeys.

Proposed Land Use District: Direct Control District (DC)

� Provides specific regulation unavailable in other land use districts.

� The proposed Direct Control District is intended to provide opportunities for commercial and residential uses.

� The District will still retain the C-C2 District as the base District, however the following will be applicable to the subject site:

� Additional uses proposed are:

� Multi-residential development;

� Retail Garden Centre; and

� Food Kiosk.

� The maximum height being proposed to increase to 46.0 metres or 14 storeys.

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Project information

Building A – New Professional Building

� 2 Storeys

� Commercial and retail on first floor and medical offices on the second floor

Building B – Residential Building

� Will be approximately 13 storeys tall

� 92 residential units

Building C – Residential Building

� Will be approximately 4 storeys

� 96 residential units

� Retail units at grade with a total area of approximately 1,108 square metres (11,926.41 square feet)

Building D – Commercial and Residential Building

� Will be approximately 3 storeys

� 32 residential units

Building E

� 46 residential units

� Commercial units at ground floor – approximately 214 square metres in total area (2303.48 square feet)

� Will be approximately 13 storeys

New CO-OP

� Will have a total area of 5,265 square metres (approximately 56,672 square feet)

� Will include a green roof (planted with grass) and a roof top green house

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Project site plans and elevationsGeneral view

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Project site plans and elevationsCo-op entrance

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Project site plans and elevationsNorth east view

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Project site plans and elevationsOakmoor Drive view

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Project site plans and elevationsResidential landscaping

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This isn’t the final decision

� City staff review the proposal based on technical feasibility, City policies, stakeholder feedback, landowner rights and provide feedback to the applicant;

� Ensure that the public has an opportunity to provide input;

� Negotiate changes to the proposal with the applicant, based upon The City’s review of the proposal and feedback from the public;

� Prepare the bylaws and reports that would need to be approved in order for the development to proceed. These bylaws and reports inform City Council and the Calgary Planning Commission of everything that would need to happen if they approve the development.

This open house is intended to share information about the Land Use Amendment and Development Permit Applications for Oakridge Co-op. You will find display boards that provide an overview of the process for reviewing this application, an explanation of the key components of the proposal.

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What’s next and how to stay involved

� Visit calgary.ca/coop

� View Calgary Planning Commission

� Attend a public hearing of Council

� Contact your Councillor

Thank you for attending