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Windsor Park, Calgary: permits and land use

Addresses with a file591

Building permits1,237

Open69

Expired31

Development permits712

Relaxations62

Secondary suite permits5

Open inspection deficiencies15

Median declared project cost$39,804

Permits by year: 1999: 17, 2000: 12, 2001: 25, 2002: 26, 2003: 34, 2004: 55, 2005: 46, 2006: 62, 2007: 48, 2008: 40, 2009: 35, 2010: 62, 2011: 53, 2012: 64, 2013: 53, 2014: 89, 2015: 41, 2016: 42, 2017: 50, 2018: 33, 2019: 22, 2020: 26, 2021: 46, 2022: 47, 2023: 30, 2024: 50, 2025: 53, 2026: 76. Expired, by year: 2005: 1, 2006: 3, 2007: 3, 2008: 1, 2009: 1, 2011: 3, 2012: 5, 2013: 5, 2014: 1, 2016: 4, 2019: 2, 2024: 2. Permit classes: 1301 - Private Detached Garage 263, 1106 - House 159, 1407 - Two Family Semi-detached (1 Unit) 126, 1106 - Single Family House 125, 1101 - Basement Development 64, 1506 - Apt Apartment 61. Development permits: Other 193, Residential - New Single / Semi / Duplex 151, Residential - Contextual Dwelling 54, Change of Use - Discretionary Use or Relaxations Required 48, Residential - Multi-Family 35, Relaxation - Existing - Residential 34.

Land use districts

R-C2: Residential - Contextual One/Two Dwelling, 398
DC: Direct Control, 69
R-CG: Residential - Grade-Oriented Infill, 45
M-C2: Multi-Residential - Contextual Medium Profile, 28
R-C1: Residential - Contextual One Dwelling, 15
M-CG: Multi-Residential - Contextual Ground Oriented, 10
R-C1L: Residential - Contextual Large Lot One Dwelling, 8
C-COR2: Commercial - Corridor 2, 5