Ward 3 Planning & Development
Learn about key developments underway in Ward 3 and what they mean for our growing communities. Explore major projects, see what’s being proposed, and understand how these plans support and expand the neighbourhoods we call home.
For more information, or if you don’t see the project you’re looking for, please visit the City of Calgary’s Development Map, which shows all land use and development applications citywide. Use the interactive map to find projects, review plans, and share your feedback. Resident input plays a key role in helping guide the decision-making process, helping shape the future of our communities.
Harvest Hills:
96 Development
Led by The City of Calgary's real estate team, the City is proposing a land use change for a site in Harvest Hills at the northwest corner of Country Hills Road NW and Harvest Hills Boulevard NW.
Residents are invited to take an active role in helping to shape the future of Ward 3.
Harvest Meadows: Arcadis Development
LOC2019-0017
A new land use redesignation application is under review for Harvest Meadows (LOC2019-0017) - a 13.5 acre site at 10220 6th Street NE, located in Harvest Hills and the Naato'syinnipi (Aurora) Business Park area.
Learn more on the applicant's project page, found HERE.
Sandstone: Non-Market Housing Development
Coming Soon
The City of Calgary is committed to using City-owned land in ways that support municipal priorities for all Calgarians. The City is preparing to sell this site for the future development of non-market housing.
The application requires a land use change, which will include a public hearing. We anticipate this will take place sometime in 2026. More to come.
More Ward 3 Planning & Development Projects
Looking for a specific development application or want a broader view of what’s happening across the city? The City of Calgary’s Development Map lets you explore active land use and planning files by location. Each listing includes project details, submitted plans, and information on how to provide comments. Public feedback is an important part of the review process and helps inform City decisions as projects move forward.
Area Structure Plans in Ward 3
An Area Structure Plan (ASP) is a long-term planning document that guides growth and development of undeveloped lands into a complete community. An ASP is the first step in setting general land use concepts and establishing overarching planning policies that guide the development of unserviced lands within Calgary’s city limits. This development from “dirt to door” happens over a long time, typically from 20 to 30 years.
Ward 3 currently has five ASP's at various stages of implementation and approval. As work progresses, we will continue to share updates and let residents know when there are opportunities to learn more and provide feedback.
Nose Creek Area Structure Plan
A new Nose Creek Area Structure Plan (ASP) will provide for the local area planning of 675 hectares (1,668 acres) in Calgary's northeast.
In June 2024, The City of Calgary’s Local Area Planning Team began the process of creating a new Area Structure Plan (ASP) for the lands currently known as the “Nose Creek Lands.” More to come in Spring 2026.
Naato'syinnipi Area Structure Plan
In February 2024, The City began the process of creating a new ASP for the Aurora lands. The Naato'syinnipi Area Structure Plan was approved at the September 9, 2025 Public Hearing Meeting of Council.
The Ward 3 office will share updates to this project as it moves through the next phases of redevelopment.
Keystone Hills Area Structure Plan
Approved in 2012, the Keystone Hills Area Structure Plan provides a framework for future development in the Keystone Hills area.
It encompasses lands annexed from Rocky View County in 1989 and 2007. The Plan Area covers approximately 1,080 hectares (2,669 acres) of land.
Stoney Industrial Area Structure Plan
The Stoney Industrial Area Structure Plan covers approximately 932 hectares (2,303 acres) of land. Since the plan’s original approval in 1983, Council has directed that a comprehensive review be undertaken, recognizing that changes to regional network capacity and constraints have made the original ASP outdated.
North Central Area Structure Plan
The North Central Area Structure Plan (ASP) 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. Engagement is set to begin Spring 2026.