Greater Conrich Area Review

Update

Thank you to everyone who provided feedback regarding the ASP.

The results of the engagement will be summarized in a What We Heard Report. Once the draft document is created, another phase of engagement will take place.

Subscribe to the County E-newsletter for further updates and check back on this page for more information.

About

Rocky View County is updating the Conrich Area Structure Plan (ASP) through a review of the Greater Conrich Area (land outside of the Hamlet). Initially adopted in 2015, the current ASP covers 68 quarter sections of land in the southeast quadrant of the County, adjacent to Chestermere and Calgary.

Following the recent expansion of the Hamlet boundary approved on July 15, 2025, this update focuses on the Greater Conrich Area and its land use strategy. Phase 1 Engagement initiatives are scheduled for September and October to gather stakeholder input for the ASP amendment.

Community feedback is essential to this review process. We need your input to ensure the plan aligns with the needs and aspirations of the residents. Your participation will help shape the future of the Greater Conrich area, making it a place that truly represents the community's desires.

Where is this project?

Get Involved

Rocky View County will be conducting both online and in-person engagement opportunities to gather your feedback. Here are some ways you can get involved:

Open House: Join us at the Prince of Peace Banquet Hall on October 29th from 5 - 7pm to learn more and share your thoughts.
Online Survey: Participate in the survey on this page.
Validation: Once the draft ASP is written, the project team will have a second phase of engagement to take the plan back to the public for review.

Stay informed about the ASP project and participate where and when you can. Your involvement ensures that the plan reflects the community's vision and needs.

Thank you for your feedback!

Who is Listening?

Althea Panaguiton
Senior Planner

Jan Sotocinal
Planner

Timeline

Timeline item 1 - complete

Mailout (September 2025)

Residents were sent information about the upcoming engagement and asked, "What do you want the County to know or understand about your home or business as it works to update the Greater Area Structure Plan?"
Timeline item 2 - complete

Public Engagement (October 22 - November 21)
- Online survey
- Open house - October 29, 5 - 7pm at Prince of Peace Banquet Hall
Timeline item 3 - active

Draft the ASP (November - January)

The project team will write the draft updated ASP. Public feedback will be sorted and shared in a What We Heard Report.
Timeline item 4 - incomplete

Validation (January 2025)

The draft ASP will be taken out to the public for another round of engagement to ensure we are on the right track.
Timeline item 5 - incomplete

Council Presentation (June 2026)

The updated ASP will be presented to Council.

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FAQ

An Area Structure Plan (ASP) is a statutory document approved by Council and adopted by Bylaw. It is a decision-making tool that guides growth and helps staff and Council evaluate land use changes, subdivision, and development proposals. The ASP explains future land use, as well as transportation, environmental protection, emergency services, general design, and utility service requirements.

Ten years have passed since the adoption of the Greater Conrich ASP and an update is required to reflect the current needs of the area. The review of the Greater Conrich Area will provide a planning framework that respects the values of the community, accounts for current conditions, and aligns with the important larger scale plans that have been adopted since the original ASP was completed. This project will consider the need for all types of land uses, including commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential uses. The project scope will also include technical studies to determine stormwater, water, and wastewater management to confirm efficiencies and capacity for servicing in the plan area.

The review focuses on the Greater Conrich Area, which is land outside the Hamlet of Conrich. This includes land surrounding the Hamlet and does not include land within the Hamlet boundary itself.

Feedback collected throughout all stages of the project will be used to guide and refine the plan. Through a What We Heard report, the County will provide updates on how community input influenced the plan, ensuring transparency and accountability throughout the process.

For more information please email engagement@rockyview.ca . You can also sign up for the County's e-newsletter to stay informed about the ASP project and other County news.

Contact Information
Phone	403 230 1401
Email	questions@rockyview.ca
Website	www.rockyview.ca

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