Real Estate

“This is the first step in this proposal. This proposal will be coming back to the MPC at the development permit stage.”

"We were very fortunate to get local three local bidders… we realized that our $15,000 was great for one office space, but not three.”

The Town of Canmore will be able to appeal the Land and Property Rights Tribunal decisions on Three Sisters Village and Smith Creek area structure plans.

“It is anticipated that the proposed use would be compatible with the neighbouring uses due to the location within the existing building and complimentary to the existing uses on site which include eating and drinking establishments, general retail and storefront cannabis retail."

“We are advised by the operator that the document contains a two-station gondola and facility redevelopment, neither of which is covered in their current long-range plan."

“I hope we get a renewed sense of what the community is looking for. What our residents are looking for, coming from the conversations the visioning sessions will invoke.”

“This is one of the most robust and complex area redevelopment plans our community has ever seen,” said Darren Enns, the director of planning and development for the Town of Banff.

"We’ve probably processed four or less in the history of this legislation. It’s used very sparingly right now, just because commercial floor area is so expensive and so valuable that very few people want to part with it."

The next move in the ongoing legal battle between the Town of Canmore and Three Sisters Mountain Village Properties Limited is in the hands of Alberta’s Court of Appeal.

“Council had a previous discussion to make sure we were all available that day. This date works with council, administration and the developer too.”