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Calgary Land Use Bylaw district

CC-ET — Calgary industrial land use

1 Calgary industrial assessment accounts carry the CC-ET land-use designation — The CC-ET designation is for a mix of commercial, residential and institutional uses that provide an appropriate transition between the higher density downtown core and the more residential East Village. Median parcel 61K sq ft, median construction year 1947, median 2026 assessment $7.7M.

A land-use designation describes the district a parcel sits in. It is not a permitted-use ruling, a development approval, or legal advice.

Industrial accounts
1
Total assessed value
$7.7M
Median assessment
$7.7M
Median site area
61K sq ft
Total land
61,462 sq ft
Median year built
1947
The numbers

CC-ET on the Calgary assessment roll

1Industrial accountsOn the current Calgary assessment roll
$7.7MTotal assessed valueSum of current assessed values
$7.7MMedian assessmentMidpoint account
61K sq ftMedian site areaPublished parcel area
1947Median year built1947–1947 range
$124.96Median assessed $ / land sq ftAssessment ÷ parcel area
2Building permit recordsMatched by exact civic address
2Development applicationsMatched by exact civic address
The district

What the Land Use Bylaw says

Centre City East Village Transition District (CC-ET)

The CC-ET designation is for a mix of commercial, residential and institutional uses that provide an appropriate transition between the higher density downtown core and the more residential East Village.

The City of Calgary Land Use Bylaw text for CC-ET →

Where it is

CC-ET by industrial area

Site size mix

Construction era mix

1 properties

Every industrial property in CC-ET

Highest current assessed value first. Each row opens the full public-record profile for that address.

CC-ET · 1 industrial accounts
AddressIndustrial areaLand useBuiltSite sq ftAssessed
431 6 AV SEDOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGECC-ET194761,462$7.7M
Questions

About CC-ET

What does CC-ET zoning mean in Calgary?

The CC-ET designation is for a mix of commercial, residential and institutional uses that provide an appropriate transition between the higher density downtown core and the more residential East Village. 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 CC-ET?

1 — 0.0% of Calgary's 6,205 industrial assessment accounts.

Warehouse requirement in CC-ET?

We research availability directly — it is not in the public record.

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