CC-EIR — Centre City East Village Integrated Residential District
Centre City East Village Integrated Residential District (CC-EIR) is one of Calgary's Centre City districts under the Land Use Bylaw. Needs City approval: dwelling unit, live-work unit, hotel, office. The full list of uses is in the Land Use Bylaw; the rules below set a building's size and placement.
Last reviewed: August 2026
What you can build in CC-EIR
The full list of uses for CC-EIRis in the Land Use Bylaw. The rules below set a building’s size and placement.
Needs City approval (decided case by case):
- Dwelling unit
- Live-work unit
- Hotel
- Office
CC-EIR rules at a glance
| Front setback | 0 m |
|---|---|
| Side setback | 0 m |
| Rear setback | 0 m |
| Floor area ratio | 7× |
Notes
- Ground-floor use area capped at 465.0 m² generally (s.1258); Health Care Service at 200.0 m², Night Club at 300.0 m².
- Minimum 30% of the parcel must be a landscaped area and 5.0 m² amenity space per unit apply district-wide (Part 12, Division 1, s.1229/1232).
Is a specific Calgary lot zoned CC-EIR?
Amest reads the current district for any Calgary address and shows the buildable envelope, setbacks and unit count for that exact lot — free.
Check an address →Bylaw sections: Purpose (s.1253), Far (s.1257), General setback (s.1224), General height (s.1217). Read the live City of Calgary bylaw for this district →
Related Calgary districts
- CC-COR — Centre City Commercial Corridor District
- CC-MH — Centre City – Multi-Residential High Rise District
- CC-MHX — Centre City – Multi-Residential High Rise Support Commercial District
- CC-X — Centre City Mixed Use District
- CC-EMU — Centre City East Village Mixed Use District
- CC-EPR — Centre City East Village Primarily Residential District
- CC-ER — Centre City East Village Recreational District
- CC-ERR — Centre City East Village River Residential District
All Calgary zoning districts →
Digitized from the City of Calgary Land Use Bylaw 1P2007 as amended (incl. Bylaw 9P2026, effective August 4, 2026). Amest is not the City of Calgary, a planning authority, or a law firm. Preliminary information only — confirm with the City and a qualified professional before buying or building.