YF-EV-0081
J. David Hulchanski, The Origins of Urban Land Use Planning in Alberta, 1900-1945 (Research Paper No. 119)
What this source can establish
A scholarly account of Alberta land use regulation before 1945: that built housing in 1926 was sparse relative to subdivided land, that partial residential-protection instruments existed in 1926 under Bylaw 35 without a stated geography, that comprehensive zoning began in 1933, and that the 1933 one-family districting was use-separation applied largely to vacant subdivided land. It is a secondary history, not the bylaw texts.
Record
- Publisher
- Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto
- Kind
- analytical-report
- Published
- 1981-01-01
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-01
- Redistribution
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- Archive
- retained privately; hash published
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- 6f4389fcf55f432177dde4b2921c313a1b2143e6d6adacdafd654639760c6da7
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