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Land Use: Plan It Calgary & Calgary Metropolitan Plan Scenario Series

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2011-04

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The purpose of this report is to describe a time series of scenarios that investigate land use in Calgary and the Region between 2006and the long term future (approximately 65 years). It documents scenarios that may occur should the MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (MDP) and the CALGARY METROPOLITAN PLAN (CMP) be implemented as approved. This is a technical report: intended as a reference for those who seek to understand and implement the MDP and CMP

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Municipal Planning

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Calgary Regional Partnership. (2011). Land Use: Plan It Calgary & Calgary Metropolitan Plan Scenario Series. (n.p.): City of Calgary, & Land Use Planning & Policy, Geodemographics, & Transportation Planning Forecasting.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/107149

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