DC — Calgary industrial land use
933 Calgary industrial assessment accounts carry the DC land-use designation — A Direct Control (DC) is a customized land use designation. It has a list of allowable uses and a set of rules specific to a particular property or development. Most DC designations include a cross-reference to the rules of one of the standard designations of the Land Use Bylaw (e.g. R-1, R-2, I-G, etc.). Median parcel 100K sq ft, median construction year 2006, median 2026 assessment $732K.
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
- 933
- Total assessed value
- $2.1B
- Median assessment
- $732K
- Median site area
- 100K sq ft
- Total land
- 3,235 acres
- Median year built
- 2006
DC on the Calgary assessment roll
What the Land Use Bylaw says
Direct Control District, (DC)
A Direct Control (DC) is a customized land use designation. It has a list of allowable uses and a set of rules specific to a particular property or development. Most DC designations include a cross-reference to the rules of one of the standard designations of the Land Use Bylaw (e.g. R-1, R-2, I-G, etc.).
DC by industrial area
Site size mix
Construction era mix
Every industrial property in DC
Highest current assessed value first. Each row opens the full public-record profile for that address.
About DC
What does DC zoning mean in Calgary?
A Direct Control (DC) is a customized land use designation. It has a list of allowable uses and a set of rules specific to a particular property or development. Most DC designations include a cross-reference to the rules of one of the standard designations of the Land Use Bylaw (e.g. R-1, R-2, I-G, etc.). 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 DC?
933 — 15.0% of Calgary's 6,205 industrial assessment accounts.
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