This data provides a breakdown of the suburban land supply including vacant subdivided and unsubdivided lands categorized as being Serviced (City Infrastructure), Partially Serviced and Unserviced. This does not include areas of land for which there is no Area Structure Plan in place (Planned Land Supply). This is current as of December 2019. For more information, see the Suburban Residential Growth 2020- 2024 document.

The 'status' column has three categories:
Serviced (City Infrastructure): represents lands that have all leading infrastructure or utility capacity in place (fire, transportation, water, sanitary and storm sewer in place).
Partially Serviced: represents lands that have some leading infrastructure or utility in place, but not all five.
Unserviced: represents land that have no leading infrastructure or utility capacity in place (no fire, transportation, water or storm sewer in place)

Airport Vicinity Protection Area (AVPA) boundary is referred to by the Calgary International Airport Vicinity Protection Area Regulations and Calgary International Airport Zoning Regulations. It is a development constraint for properties that are within the boundary.

The Airport Authority has proposed new boundaries for both the AVPA and NEF to account for the current noise exposure conditions. Council has just approved and voted to refer this item to the Alberta Legislature for final adoption.

Noise Exposure Forecast (NEF) contours are referred to by Section 19 of the Land Use Bylaw, the Calgary International Airport Vicinity Protection Area Regulations and Calgary International Airport Zoning Regulations. They are a development constraint for properties that are within the contours.

The Airport Authority has proposed new boundaries for both the AVPA and NEF to account for the current noise exposure conditions. Council has just approved and voted to refer this item to the Alberta Legislature for final adoption.

This dataset identifies selected building footprints located on lands under Calgary Parks Stewardship.

This dataset identifies the Natural Water Bodies on lands under Calgary Parks Stewardship. It can be a flowing type of water i.e. STREAM or some type of body of water i.e. NATURAL POND. Types of WATER BODIES are: CREEK – CONSTRUCTION, NATURAL CREEK OR STREAM, NATURAL RIVER, OXBOW, NATURAL LAKE, NATURAL POND, SPRING, and WETLAND.

The DAS Building Roof Outline layer contains polygon features as a graphical representation for individual building roof edge lines. The layer shows the spatial locations of building roof outlines located throughout the City of Calgary.

Depicts recommended riparian area management category zones along the major rivers and streams of Calgary. These categories are meant to guide land use planning, park management, and river engineering decisions. The spatial mapping of these categories also complements the Riparian Decision Matrix for River Engineering Projects, with the purpose of ensuring bioengineering practices are applied to the maximum extent feasible within The City of Calgary.

Depicts recommended riparian area management category zones along the major rivers and streams of Calgary. These categories are meant to guide land use planning, park management, and river engineering decisions. The spatial mapping of these categories also complements the Riparian Decision Matrix for River Engineering Projects, with the purpose of ensuring bioengineering practices are applied to the maximum extent feasible within The City of Calgary.

Fair Entry is an application process for City subsidized programs and services. This process assesses an applicant’s income eligibility and Calgary residency in order for low-income Calgarians to access multiple City programs with one application. The Fair Entry dataset uses data from the Subsidy Assistance Management System (SAMS), a centralized database that stores personal information of Calgarians applying to The City of Calgary's subsidy programs and services. For more information, please visit: or call 311.

Fair Entry is an application process for City subsidized programs and services. This process assesses an applicant’s income eligibility and Calgary residency in order for low-income Calgarians to access multiple City programs with one application. The Fair Entry dataset uses data from the Subsidy Assistance Management System (SAMS), a centralized database that stores personal information of Calgarians applying to The City of Calgary's subsidy programs and services. For more information, please visit: calgary.ca/fairentry or call 311.