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Ongoing, completed and future ASPs

Area Structure Plans Ongoing, completed and future ASPs

Ongoing ASPs

Learn more and find out how to get involved in ongoing area structure plans:

  • North Central Area Structure Plan

    The North Central Area Structure Plan will guide future development for about 1,046 hectares (2,585 acres) in north Calgary. The City is leading this work in collaboration with developers, landowners, and other interested parties to create a framework for vibrant, thriving, and complete communities.

  • South Belvedere Area Structure Plan

    Over the next two years, The City will work closely with landowners, area residents, and developers to create an ASP for the unplanned South Belvedere area. The area structure plan for this area will guide the growth of a new community.

  • Nose Creek Area Structure Plan

    We've started the process of revising the area structure plan for Nose Creek lands which is generally bounded by the Livingston neighbourhood to the west, Deerfoot Trail to the east, Highway 566 to the north, and Stoney Trail Northwest to the south.

Completed ASPs

Learn more about recently completed area structure plans:
 

  • Naato’siyinnipi Area Structure Plan

    This Plan was approved by City of Calgary Council on September 9, 2025. The Plan Area includes Harvest Hills Blvd N. to the west, Beddington Trail N.W. to the south, 96 Ave N.E. to the north and CPKC rail line to the east.

  • Saatoohtsi Area Structure Plan

    This Plan was approved by City of Calgary Council on September 9, 2025. The Plan Area includes Pine Creek to the north, 16 Street West Macleod Trail S.E. to the east, Highway 552 to the south, and the Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) railway corridor to the west.

Future ASPs: Area Structure Plan (ASP) sequential work plan

The table below identifies the order in which new ASPs and expansions to existing ASPs are anticipated to begin. As active ASP projects are completed, new projects may begin based on their position in the Work Plan, type of plan (new ASP or expansion), available City resources and applicant readiness. 

Sequence  ASP Name / ASP Project Area  Reference area  (see map)  Anticipated start
Sequence  :

 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

Nose Creek ASP 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

 

 Anticipated start:

Underway 1
Sequence  :

1 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

South Belvedere ASP 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

E, F, G 

 Anticipated start:

Underway 1
Sequence  :

2 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

North Central ASP 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

A 

 Anticipated start:

Underway 1
Sequence  :

3 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

Area south of East Stoney ASP (South Homestead – Cell D) 2 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

D 

 Anticipated start:

2026 1
Sequence  :

4 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

West Providence ASP 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

J 

 Anticipated start:

2027 1
Sequence  :

5 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

North Regional Context Study – Portion of Cell B 2 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

K 

 Anticipated start:

2028 1
Sequence  :

6 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

East Regional Context Study Areas - Cells F, G and H 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

H / I 

 Anticipated start:

2028+ 1
Sequence  :

7 

 ASP Name / ASP Project Area  :

Area north of East Stoney ASP 2 

 Reference area  (see map)  :

C 

 Anticipated start:

2028+ 1

1. Anticipated starts for in-sequence ASP projects are approximate and subject to change based on progress of current ASP projects, available resources and applicant readiness. A new ASP or an ASP expansion will not begin before an in-progress ASP or expansion is complete.

2. Confirmation of standalone ASP or ASP expansion approaches to be determined during project chartering.

Long description

Map for future ASP's sequential work plan.  You can download, share and expand this map by clicking on the gray circle on the top right corner of the map.

Land Acknowledgement

Calgary is situated within the ancestral lands and traditional territories of the people of the Nations that made Treaty 7. These Nations in Southern Alberta are: the Siksika, Piikani, Amskaapipiikani and Kainai First Nations, who, altogether, form the Siksikaitsitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy); the Îethka Nakoda Wîcastabi (Stoney Nakoda) First Nations, comprised of the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations; and the Tsuut’ina First Nation. The city of Calgary is also homeland to the historic Northwest Métis and to the Otipemisiwak Métis Government, Métis Nation Battle River Territory, Nose Hill Métis District 5 and Elbow Métis District 6. We acknowledge all Indigenous people who have made Calgary their home.

Artwork by Kristy North Peigan

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