Public Service Requests submitted via 311 from 2012 to present.

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Water main assets owned and operated by the City of Calgary for the distribution of drinking water.

This dataset provides units, hectares, and estimated future population of existing suburban residential land supply that is in various stages of development. It includes information regarding the planning stage, infrastructure requirements, land use, and growth status of all suburban residential land supply in Calgary. The data is refreshed twice a year (January and July).

A sanitary service pipe, also known as a sanitary service line, is the way wastewater leaves each home in Calgary. The sanitary service pipe can be thought of as two sections:
(1) From the sanitary main to the property line: This part of the pipe is owned and maintained by The City of Calgary.
(2) From the property line to your house: This part of the pipe is owned and maintained by the homeowner.
The data shown here only relates to the portion of the sanitary service pipe on public property, owned and operated by The City. The material on private property can be a different material, and could have been installed at a different time. This dataset does not include large commercial and multi-family service lines. The data shown on this map is subject to change due to parcel re-development or The City repair/maintenance activities. If you believe there is an error or an omission regarding to the pipe material provided on this map, please contact 311.

This dataset includes regions and municipalities within the Calgary Census Metropolitan Area and the Calgary Economic Region for the Suburban Residential Growth Project. The data is refreshed twice a year (January and July).

This dataset lists growth-oriented capital infrastructure projects that will support future suburban residential growth, and the policies that will be supported by that infrastructure. It includes required capital infrastructure projects for Water, Sanitary, Storm, Transportation and Emergency Response. Duplicate infrastructure may appear when more than one policy is supported by that infrastructure.