Land use district · Commercial
CC-MH
What Calgary’s development record shows about filings carrying the CC-MH district. This page does not state what CC-MH permits — that is the Land Use Bylaw, which this platform has not ingested.
How land moved into and out of this district
Redesignated into CC-MH
| From | Applications | Approved | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| DC | 4 | 4 | 2015–2024 |
“Approved” counts applications the City recorded as approved. An approved redesignation changes what may lawfully be built; it is not a permit and not construction.
What gets proposed under CC-MH
Show the underlying data table
| Category | Filings |
|---|---|
| Multi-residential | 1 |
Recent filings carrying CC-MH
| File | Address | District as published | Proposal | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DP2026-00227 | 1238 14 AV SW | CC-MH | NEW: MULTI-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (1 BUILDING) | Under review. The municipality records this as Hold. |
Of 1 filings carrying CC-MH in the slice: 1 under review.
Common questions about CC-MH
Answered from the filings recorded here. This platform has not ingested the Land Use Bylaw and never states what a district permits.
- What is the CC-MH land use district in Calgary?
- CC-MH is a Calgary land use district code — commercial — that appears on the municipal development record. What may lawfully be built on land carrying this code is set by Calgary's Land Use Bylaw 1P2007, which this platform does not reproduce; the pages here describe only the filings that carry the code.
- How many development applications carry the CC-MH district?
- 1 development filing recorded on DevelopmentApplications.ca between 2009 and 2024 carry the CC-MH district as published by the City of Calgary. This counts filings in this platform's in-scope corpus, which excludes single homes, secondary suites, signs and routine relaxations — so it is smaller than a raw count of the City's own dataset.
- Is land being rezoned into or out of CC-MH in Calgary?
- The acquired record shows 4 land use redesignations proposing a change into CC-MH and 10 redesignations proposing a change out of it. A redesignation is an application to Council, not a completed change: some were approved, some refused, some withdrawn, and each filing's own page states which.
The CC-MH record measured across records acquired from 2009 to 2024. This is not a statement about all development in Calgary — only about what these sources publish and what this platform retained. Redesignation counts cover the whole acquired corpus; filing counts and modifier medians cover the browsable slice only. They measure different populations. Calgary land use redesignation applications from 1982 and development permits from 1979.
Attribution
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