The Development of the Calgary Metropolitan Plan: 2007-2009

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2010-11

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O2 Planning + Design Inc.

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Part I - Towards a Regional Plan - the general process, philosophy, andassumptions that guided the development of the Calgary Metropolitan Plan.Part II - Calgary Metropolitan Plan Methods - the technical methods andassumptions used to estimate and distribute future growth.

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Municipal Planning

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Calgary Regional Partnership. (2010). The Development of the Calgary Metropolitan Plan: 2007-2009. (n.p.): O2 Planning + Design Inc.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/107169

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