Transit-Oriented Communities

More Connection. More Community.

Bringing development expertise, masterplanning experience
and community connection to new Transit-Oriented Communities (TOC) in Calgary.

Our Process

CMLC is the right team to steward new TOC Development.

Our approach starts with community engagement to help us understand what’s most needed, and our proven placemaking and masterplanning experience is driven to attract development, improve services, expand green spaces and gathering places, and create flourishing, walkable new hubs in neighbourhoods.

Our process, brought to TOC sites, will result in a community-informed and market viable master plan for each site that creates a balance of places to live, shop and enjoy. CMLC’s role is also to engage with capable private developers who will design and build housing and mixed-use developments guided by the master plan.

1 Transit Corridor
Red Line LRT
3 Sites
Under Exploration
Next Steps
Community Engagement

Planning Principles

While each TOC is unique in context and conditions, CMLC’s work is driven by overarching planning principles that guide our work in each community:

Communities

New Neighbourhoods on the Red Line

To support our city’s growth and The City of Calgary’s Housing Strategy, CMLC is stewarding master plan development of TOCs in three city-owned sites along the Red Line LRT.

Each site will offer varying opportunities for housing, amenities and retail. CMLC will consider each site in the context of the broader transit corridor, with each area part of a cohesive system linked by reliable transit.

  • Fish Creek–Lacombe

    Planning – Pre-Approvals

    The site of the future Fish Creek-Lacombe Transit-Oriented Community by CMLC is on 25 acres of City-owned land, located at the existing Park & Ride.

    Learn more
  • Dalhousie

    Planning – Pre-Approvals

    The site of the future Dalhousie Transit-Oriented Community by CMLC is on 11 acres of City-owned land, located at the existing Park & Ride.

    Learn more
  • Anderson

    Site Analysis

    The site of the future Anderson Transit-Oriented Community by CMLC is on 20 acres of City-owned land, located at the existing Park & Ride.

    Learn more

Related Articles