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Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment PlanTransit Oriented Development (TOD)
calgary.ca | call 3-1-1 Planning, Development & Assessment
Welcome!At todays Information Session you will fi nd:
Display boards detailing the story behind this Proposed plan and the policies that will guide potential
development
Display boards explaining the timing for Council review of the Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan City of Calgary Staff to help with any questions you might have
We encourage you to:
Review the Proposed ARP policies
Review the Frequently Asked Questions
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Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment PlanTransit Oriented Development (TOD)
calgary.ca | call 3-1-1 Planning, Development & Assessment
Adopted by CouncilSeptember 2009
calgary.ca | call 3-1-1
THE CITY OF CALGARY
Municipal Development Plan
Adopted by Council
September 2009
calgary.ca | call 3-1-1
Calgary Transportation Plan
TOD Planning
In June 2007 Council approved a work program to developStation Area Plans for 6 priority LRT stations.
These plans were meant to address developer interest in these
areas and to help facilitate the City of Calgary`s objectives ofsustainable growth.
Chinook (plan approved by Council June 2008)
Brentwood (plan approved by Council Nov. 2009)
Banff Trail (Proposed Plan Dec. 2010)
Anderson (Draft plan 2011)
Canyon Meadows (not proceeding)
Lions Park (not proceeding)
Municipal Development Plan
An integrated approach to land use and mobility
On 2009 September 28, City Council approved a newMunicipal Development Plan (MDP) and Calgary Transportation
Plan (CTP). The new MDP came effective April 1, 2010.Together, these documents provide a long-term strategy for a
more sustainable city through the integration of land use andmobility policies.
The MDP proposes a more compact urban form for Calgary bylocating a portion of new housing and jobs within higher
intensity, mixed-use areas that are well connected to thePrimary Transit Network. The Banff Trail Station area is within
a Major Activity Centre and along the Primary Transit Network(LRT).
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Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment PlanTransit Oriented Development (TOD)
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Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan
Community and Stakeholder Engagement
The City of Calgary was been working the community of
Banff Trail and Motel Village property owners since late
2007.Over the Fall and Winter of 2009/2010, Land Use Planning
and Policy, in partnership with several City of Calgary
departments, worked with local commercial property
owners and the Banff Trail Community Association to
review and rework a preliminary draft plan. Based on this
stakeholder dialogue and feedback, a Draft document
was reviewed by the by the public, community residents
and other area stakeholders in May and June 2010.
These comments have been included into the Proposed
ARP. This Proposed ARP is the fi nal recommended plan
by Land Use Planning and Policy and will be presented,as displayed today, to Calgary Planning Commission and
to City Council at a Public Hearing.
Any changes to this Proposed ARP would have to made
by City Council after the Public Hearing.
Community and Stakeholder Engagement
Inormation Session - DratBanf Trail SARP
May 18, 2010 Banf Trail Community Association
Main Ideas Presentation -Banf Trail
June 24, 2008 Banf Trail Community Association
Land Use Exercise April 4, 2008 SAIT - Room V202
Visioning Exercise March 1, 2008 Hampton Inn and Suites - Banf Trail
Inormation Session February 9, 2008 Hampton Inn and Suites - Banf Trail
Inormation Session February 6, 2008 Hampton Inn and Suites - Banf Trail
Dec. 8, 2010 Banf Trail Community AssociationBanf Trail SARPInormation Session - Proposed
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Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan
Plans Concepts and Policies
In 2008, a Visioning Session and Land Use Exercise with
local residents, commercial property owners and other area
stakeholders produced a Vision and a set of Guiding Principles for
policy creation.
Vision
Guiding Principles
Banff Trail Station Area will become the heartland for the community: agathering place where residents and tourists can shop, dine, work, be
entertained, and meet their daily needs. It will overcome the stigma of
being an unattractive Motel Village and auto-dominated environmentto become a safe, mixed use, well-connected and pedestrian-friendly,
place. Existing residential community character will be preserved,while places with an opportunity to change will enhance the area.
Introduce an integrated street network
Prioritize modes of transportation
Creating vibrant pedestrian and bicycle friendly streets
Creating great open spaces
Ensure accessibility in the public realm
Incorporate public art
Establish land use precincts
Facilitate a broad mix of transit supportive uses
Ensure appropriate ground level uses and design
Manage parking
Ensure transit supportive density
Include a variety of building types
Integrate with community
Ensure quality building design
Green infrastructure and green
buildings
Create a diverse and inclusive
community
Make it happen
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Mobility Network Public Realm
Land Use and Density Built Form and Site Design
Mobility Network
Land Use Density
Public Realm
Built Form and Site Design
Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan
Plans Concepts and Policies The Proposed ARP includes four primary policy sections:
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Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan
Plans Concepts and Policies
Built Form and Site Design
A1
A
C
D D
B
C
B
existing LRT Station
future 5 car LRT Station
FIGURE22
MAXIMUMBUILDINGHEIGHTS
ZoneA1 - 14 metres
Zone B - 32 metres
Zone C - 55 metres
Zone D - 90 metres
LEGEND
ZoneA2 - 14 to 20 metres
2
24 Ave. N.W.
23 Ave. N.W.
16 Ave. N.W.
CrowchildTr.N.W.
BanfTr.N
.W.
19St.N.W.
20 Ave. N.W.
low rise building mid rise building
buildingmiddle
buildingtopbuildingbase
buildingmiddle
buildingtop
buildingbase
buildingmiddle
tower
buildingtop
buildingbase
high rise building
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May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March
DraftARP
Proposed
ARP
CPCMeeting
PublicHearing
at
Council
Circulation of Draft
ARP
Circulation of
Proposed ARP
InfoSessionMay 18
InfoSession
Council
Direction
June 2007
Working Draft
October 2009
budget andresources
approved to plan
for 6 station areas
mail outs and public informationsessions Feb. 6 & 9
applications for workshops
public visioning session March 1
volunteer stakeholder workshops
for Banff Trail station area April 4
June 25 presentation of main ideas
from volunteer stakeholder workshops
for Banff Trail station area
Public
Launch
Feb. 2008
First
Vision
June 2008
Design
Workshops
Mar./April 2008
The Proposed ARP as displayed
at Information Session will be
presented to Calgary Planning
Commission on December 23, 2010.
Planning Commission will make arecommendation to Council. A
Public Hearing at Council will
review and consider decision
on the new Banff Trail Station
Area Redevelopment Plan.
Tentative Council date, Feb. 2011.
Proposed ARP
December 2010
Draft ARP
May 2010
Based on working draft, a final draft was
produced for City and public review
public information session May 18
circulation of draft plan from
May 15 to June 30 comments
included into Proposed plan
June 29 meeting with volunteer
stakeholders from Banff Trail station
area, revisited ideas from 2008 created
a working draft plan for discussion with
community association and landowners
(meetings Fall 2009 - Winter 2010)
2009 20112007 2008 2010
Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan
Plans Concepts and Policies
Project Time Line
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Banff Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan
Contact Us
Feedback rom the Drat document helped to inorm changes to theProposed Ban Trail Station Area Redevelopment Plan that is now completed.This proposed plan is the fnal document that will be presented to
Calgary Planning Commission on December 23, 2010 and then consideredby Council at a Public Hearing in early 2011.
Please note that Calgary Planning Commission is not a public hearing and the public can only speak iasked by the Commission. Any public comments be written and submitted to Commission or review and aPublic Hearing at Council will provide opportunity or both written and spoken presentations.
Please check with calgary.ca/todplanning or ongoing updates or contact us directly:
Contact Us
Kevin Barton: 403-268-5927
Ryan Hall: 403-268-5934Email: [email protected]
Fax: 403-537-3079
Web: www.calgary.ca/todplanning
Mail Code: #8117 P.O. Box 2100, Station M,
Calgary AB Canada T2P 2M5