Calgary Motions

Council motion would advance the Prairie Economic Gateway, outlining a Master Servicing Agreement and 2027–2030 financing. A federal funding application is planned, with costs kept confidential.

Calgary City Council carried a motion on March 31, 2026 to keep a confidential verbal legal briefing secret. The minutes will not disclose the briefing’s subject or advice.

Bylaw would grant a 20% municipal property-tax exemption for eligible industrial properties for three years. Calgary Council passed it unanimously on March 31, 2026.

Calgary would allow the Tax Incentive Appeal Board to review assessor decisions on greenfield industrial tax exemptions. The change is tied to Bylaw 14M2026, approved at third reading.

The bill would borrow $4,417,246 for local improvements in Calgary, repaid by affected property owners over 15 years.

City council approves enhanced maintenance bylaws for Stephen Avenue Mall and Barclay Mall, with a 50/50 cost split and 2027 levy of $307,926 to property owners and $307,926 to City.

Motion to receive the City’s 2025 Year-End Quarterly Report approved 15-0. The report details housing, safety, transit and capital spending.

Calgary bill would repeal unused residential tax subclass and align annexed-area taxation with county rules.

Calgary City Council passed a bylaw to delegate heritage powers to the Chief Administrative Officer. Staff could issue notices and approve temporary protections without Council approval.

Council approves the Green Line LRT update on March 31, 2026, by a 15-0 vote. Confidential attachments stay secret until the transaction closes; review is set for December 31, 2039.

Motion directs Calgary staff to prepare a scoping report for a regional active-mobility corridor and approves up to $150,000; report due by end of Q3 2026.

Calgary council directs city staff to prepare a Municipal Fiscal Gap Report on provincial funding impacts, due by end of the second quarter of 2026.

Council motion directs City staff to report back by June 16 with an overview of the Calgary Plan, engagement feedback, and how the plan would guide growth and mobility.

City council approves motion to receive verbal update on the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and place it in the corporate record.

Motion to receive a verbal report and a revised document for the corporate record was approved by Calgary City Council on March 31, 2026.

Motion adopted: Calgary City Council adopts intermunicipal committee verbal report; no further action.

Council adopts motion to receive January intermunicipal update on March 31, 2026; no changes to services.

Calgary council approves a motion to keep a regional water services briefing confidential, with a review set for March 12, 2036.

Bill would form an annexation negotiation committee to pursue a boundary adjustment, with 2027–2030 budget planning and no approved funding yet.

Motion to update the Intermunicipal Development Plan terms approved by Calgary and Chestermere councils. Staff will lead public engagement with a November 30, 2027 deadline.

Calgary City Council approves motion to receive verbal Regional Table report for corporate record.

Calgary council approves motion to receive a 10-year capital plan update. Assessments show about $49 billion in needs over 10 years.

Motion would approve 225-home growth in Glacier Ridge, directing 2027–2030 operating funding.

City Council adopts a motion directing staff to implement Option 4 for actively maintained parkland, with funding request of $14 million not approved.