 May 10, 2012
CPC’s next public meeting will be held Monday, 7:00pm – 8:30pm, May 14, 2012.

YOU can be part of preserving and enhancing a healthy and vibrant community. The Community Planning Committee wants to hear from you. Want to see the meeting agenda? Click here to download
What happens at these meetings? Learn more.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Corrie, the Community Planning Coordinator at corrie@hillhurstsunnyside.org or (403) 283-0554.
Click the photo to the left to find the full information on this event and the development permits we will be discussing (with the coordinates).
Click here to see drawings of each application we will discuss at the meeting.
 Apr 23, 2012
What do YOU want your community to look like?

The Community Planning Committee (CPC) of the Hilhurst Sunnyside Community Association invites you to attend a special public meeting to discuss a:
Mid-Rise Mixed-Use TOD Land Use Redesignation application: 144-148 10 Street NW (Dobbin Group – Battistella Developments)
Click here for full details
Click here to see development plans
 Apr 19, 2012
On April 16th PCL Construction Management started mobilizing for the Sunnyside Station Project. Things you will be seeing showing up on site are: A construction site office trailer, washroom facilities, a natural gas electrical generator and a number of green construction fence panels. It will take them a while to get their site set up but they anticipate demolition to start up during the week of April 23rd.
 Mar 30, 2012

In collaboration with the City of Calgary, the Federation of Calgary Communities has produced a Guide to assist communities dealing with development and planning issues. The online version is available free and printed copies can also be purchased for $25 + GST.
The Federation offers workshops on the Guide (Orientation to Planning Process and Issues) for the community; click here to register for the next course on May 8, 2012.
For more information, contact Corrie the Community Planning Coordinator at corrie@hillhurstsunnyside.org or (403)-283-0554 (ext: 226).
 Mar 8, 2012
CPC’s next public meeting will be held 7:00pm – 8:30pm, March 12, 2012.
YOU can be part of preserving and enhancing a healthy and vibrant community. The Community Planning Committee wants to hear from you. Want to see the meeting agenda? Click here to download

What happens at these meetings? Learn more.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Corrie, the Community Planning Coordinator at corrie@hillhurstsunnyside.org or (403) 283-0554.
 Jan 4, 2012
Dear Residents,
The City of Calgary has begun the demolition process of the Sunnyside warehouse building (triangle building located by the Sunnyside LRT station) at 1020 2 Avenue NW. Attached is The City notice, and some frequently asked questions City of Calgary Notice – Sunnyside Warehouse Demolition 1020 2 Ave NW.
At this point, we have no additional information on the potential for interim uses on site. We will continue to dialogue with The City to understand the plans for the future of the site, and how long it may be vacant. In terms of the future, the Hillhurst-Sunnyside Area Redevelopment Plan
(www.calgary.ca/docgallery/bu/planning/pdf/hillhurst_sunnyside/hillhurst_sunnyside_arp.pdf) describes the future land use for this site as ‘Medium-Density Mid-Rise’, which primarily allows for multi-family residential type uses, and a building to a maximum of 26 meters of height and 4.0 floor area ratio (or a maximum allowable square footage of an overall building as a factor of the at-grade site area). Generally speaking, there is redevelopment potential on the scale of that of the Battistella Pixel or St. John’s Tenth by Streetside.
In part, the Bow to Bluff citizen-centered engagement process (www.bowtobluff.org) has explored opportunities for this site, in-terms of its relationship to pathways, sidewalks, and creating active edge conditions at-grade for pedestrians. The primary goal being that of ensuring a high-quality pedestrian realm along the bounding edges – LRT right-of-way, 2 Ave, and 9 St. The HSCA will ensure that for any future development proposal on the site The City consider the findings of the robust public consultation process that has informed the Bow to Bluff Design Guide. The final Design Guide should be complete by March of 2012.
We’ll keep you up to date as we learn more. Please free to contact me and/or The City at 311 for more information.
Thank you and Happy New Year,
David White
Community Planning Committee, Chair
Hillhurst-Sunnyside Community Association
 Oct 1, 2011
Please note that the next CPC meeting will be held on Monday Oct. 10th at 7pm at HSCA. The Oct. 3 meeting has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to see you at our next meeting. Thank you, Dave White, CPC Chair.
 Feb 15, 2011
The HSCA Community Planning Committee is seeking residents who are generously willing to volunteer their time on a regular or ad hoc basis to assist in the review of planning and development proposals within Hillhurst-Sunnyside. The Committee is a central means of providing local stakeholder input to The City of Calgary through the planning and development application review process. The Committee has long been established within the HSCA, but recent increases in the volume and complexity of applications is presenting challenges and additional volunteer support is needed. These changes are due, in part, to the recently updated Hillhurst-Sunnyside Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP). New policy within our ARP fosters reinvestment and revitalization through a transit-oriented redevelopment philosophy focused on our key community corridors (including Kensington Road, 10 Street, 14 Street, and 5 Avenue). For more information on the ARP, please review it: http://www.calgary.ca/docgallery/bu/planning/pdf/hillhurst_sunnyside/hillhurst_sunnyside_arp.pdf
All residents with a keen interest are welcome, and those residents with an architecture, urban design, and/or planning background are particularly encouraged to participate. The Committee feels strongly that it often plays an important community stakeholder role on the behalf of area residents and businesses. The Committee helps to protect those qualities and characteristics that make Hillhurst-Sunnyside a unique inner-city neighbourhood, while also encouraging reinvestment and redevelopment that is of high quality and serves to revitalize the community. The Committee hopes to hear from interested residents, and welcomes volunteers in any capacity they can offer. For more information, please contact the Committee Chair, Dave White, at hscaplanningcommittee@gmail.com or 403.852.8921.
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