The Centre City Plan
The
Centre City Plan (May 2007) outlines a vision for Calgary's Centre City as a livable, thriving and caring place. The Plan was approved by Calgary's City Council on May 7, 2007.
The Plan addresses the following areas:
- Creation of vibrant places.
- Development of thriving neighbourhoods.
- Options for getting around the area.
- Safety and cleanliness.
- Community building.
- Economic vitality.
- Sustainable living and working.
The Centre City Plan has received wide-ranging recognition and awards, including the Mayor's Urban Design Award for Approved or Adopted Urban Design Plan 2007 and the Alberta Association of Canadian Institute Planners Award of Excellence 2005.
Centre City Citizen Perception Survey
The City of Calgary’s second
Centre City Citizen Perception Survey was conducted over the telephone in October and November 2011. An independent research firm conducted the survey, asking 1,003 citizens to answer a number of different questions about our Centre City. For example, we asked about Centre City infrastructure, living in or visiting the area and how safe and clean they felt it was. We also asked them about transportation to and within our Centre City.
The City of Calgary wants to understand how Calgarians feel about our Centre City to help us to deliver programs and services better.
Centre City Annual Update 2010/2011
The
Centre City Annual Update 2010/2011 reflects achievements made by The City of Calgary over the last year in implementing the Centre City Plan (2007). With a focus on safety, cleanliness, transportation, public spaces and community, the report outlines the major projects and programs that have been undertaken in an effort to fulfill the vision of the Centre City Plan.
The report also highlights The City's current year's plan for the
Centre City – many are focused on continuing to make getting around the core easier and more sustainable; to improve cleanliness and safety; to create vibrant places for Calgarians and their visitors to enjoy; to enhance Centre City neighbourhoods; and, to grow and nurture community.
Other Centre City documents:
Centre City reporting:
Centre City policies, guidelines & plans:
Centre City document archive:
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