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CC-X — Centre City Mixed Use District

Centre City Mixed Use District (CC-X) is one of Calgary's Centre City districts under the Land Use Bylaw. Needs City approval: dwelling unit, multi residential development, live-work unit, hotel. 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-X

The full list of uses for CC-Xis in the Land Use Bylaw. The rules below set a building’s size and placement.

Needs City approval (decided case by case):

  • Dwelling unit
  • Multi residential development
  • Live-work unit
  • Hotel

CC-X rules at a glance

Front setback6 m
Front setback is a per-named-street range, not one flat number (s.1169): 1.5-3.0 m on several streets, 1.5-6.0 m on 1 Street SE/Macleod Trail SE/10 Avenue/14 Street SW, a 3.0 m maximum on 1 Street SW/17 Avenue/Olympic Way SE, and 3.0-6.0 m on other streets. 6.0 m is used as the conservative screening default; verify the specific street's tier before relying on it.
Side setback0 m. 3 m next to a residential or special-purpose district
Rear setback0 m. 3 m next to a residential or special-purpose district

Notes

  • Minimum 30% of the parcel must be a landscaped area (s.1173(1)).
  • Ground-floor use area capped at 1,200 m² generally (s.1176(1)); Night Club capped at 300 m², Supermarket at 5,200 m², Restaurant public area at 300 m² (s.1176(3)/(3.1)).
  • Certain uses (health care, recreation, worship, studios) cannot occupy the ground floor fronting a commercial street (s.1175(1)).

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Bylaw sections: Purpose (s.1162), Far (s.1166), Height (s.1167), Front setback (s.1169), Rear setback (s.1170), Side setback (s.1171). Read the live City of Calgary bylaw for this district →


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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.