C-COR2,I-G — Calgary industrial land use
1 Calgary industrial assessment accounts carry the C-COR2,I-G land-use designation — C-COR2 is a commercial corridor designation that is primarily for commercial or mixed use development of varied height. Residential units are allowed on upper floors of buildings. Median parcel 84K sq ft, median construction year 1963, median 2026 assessment $4.5M.
This is a split designation: these parcels straddle a district boundary and carry more than one code. What is possible depends on where on the site you want to do it.
- Industrial accounts
- 1
- Total assessed value
- $4.5M
- Median assessment
- $4.5M
- Median site area
- 84K sq ft
- Total land
- 84,021 sq ft
- Median year built
- 1963
C-COR2,I-G on the Calgary assessment roll
What the Land Use Bylaw says
Commercial - Corridor 2 District (C-COR2)
C-COR2 is a commercial corridor designation that is primarily for commercial or mixed use development of varied height. Residential units are allowed on upper floors of buildings.
The City of Calgary Land Use Bylaw text for C-COR2 →
Industrial - General District (I-G)
I-G is an industrial designation that is primarily for a wide range of general industrial uses.
Every industrial property in C-COR2,I-G
Highest current assessed value first. Each row opens the full public-record profile for that address.
| Address | Industrial area | Land use | Built | Site sq ft | Assessed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 134 FORGE RD SE | FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL | C-COR2,I-G | 1963 | 84,021 | $4.5M |
About C-COR2,I-G
What does C-COR2,I-G zoning mean in Calgary?
C-COR2 is a commercial corridor designation that is primarily for commercial or mixed use development of varied height. Residential units are allowed on upper floors of buildings. A land-use designation describes the district a parcel sits in. It is not a permitted-use ruling, a development approval, or legal advice.
How many Calgary industrial properties are C-COR2,I-G?
1 — 0.0% of Calgary's 6,205 industrial assessment accounts.
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