ARTICLE · 27 OCTOBER 2023

Potential Expansion Of Canmore Coming: Three Sisters Mountain Village Is One Step Closer To Construction

Bishop & McKenzie LLP

In the Court of Appeal of Alberta's decision of Canmore (Town of) v Three Sisters Mountain Village Properties, 2023 ABCA 278, the Town of Canmore (the "Town") appealed two decisions of the Land and Property Rights Tribunal.

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In the Court of Appeal of Alberta's decision of Canmore (Town of) v Three Sisters Mountain Village Properties, 2023 ABCA 278, the Town of Canmore (the "Town") appealed two decisions of the Land and Property Rights Tribunal (the "Tribunal").

These decisions required the Town to adopt area structure plans known as the Smith Creek Area Structure Plan (the "Smith Creek Plan") and the Three Sisters Area Structure Plan (the "Three Sisters Plan"). The Smith Creek Plan and the Three Sisters Plan are amendments to previously approved plans under the approval process outlined by the Natural Resources Conservation Board ("NCRB"). The land was originally approved for area structure plans in 1993 for a golf resort with a course and condominium-style dwellings.

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Potential Expansion Of Canmore Coming: Three Sisters Mountain Village Is One Step Closer To Construction

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