Foothills County is currently selling lots in Cayley. Various lots are available for purchase and are subject to a restrictive covenant, which has been registered under the Land Titles Act.
Cayley Lots Currently Available with Lot Sizes and Price List
Below is a map indicating the available lots for purchase (pink).
To see the lot sizes and price list, please click here.
Restrictive Covenant
To view the Restrictive Covenant placed on Plan 0813069, Block 9, Lots 1-7,9-13 and Plan 0813068, Block 8, Lots 13-17,19-25 please, click here.
Purchasing a Lot
If you are interested in making an offer on a lot, please email the offer to the Planning Department in writing including the following details:
- Offer addressed to Foothills County Council;
- Legal Description of the Lot you would like to make the offer on;
- Offer amount;
- Confirmation that you have reviewed the Restrictive Covenant and agree to the terms outline in this document; and
- Anything other information you wish to include.
Cayley Subdivision - Phase 3
Notice of Proposal and On-Site Activities - North Cayley
Foothills County is commencing a project proposing the creation of additional lots at the north end of Cayley. We are calling this project “Cayley Subdivision - Phase 3”, in suit with the two previous phases for Caspell Street and Coote Street.
As Caspell and Coote Streets are now nearly fully developed, Foothills County has contracted McElhanney, a multi-disciplinary firm, to lead the investigation and design for the next phase of subdivision with the intent of creating new lots for residential development. Over the next few months, you may see Foothills County or McElhanney employees and equipment on the land directly north of Coote Street, and at the north ends of Ross Avenue and Westmount Drive. This work is for the purpose of conducting preliminary site testing to support this next phase.
Preliminary surveying was conducted earlier in March and the next step is to complete a Geotechnical investigation which is scheduled to take place on April 2nd and 3rd.
McElhanney has provided the following description for the expected work:
“Drilling activities will take place only during the day with the intent to drill small diameter holes and collect soil samples. There may be some noise from the drilling equipment but efforts will be made to minimize any disturbance to the surrounding community.”
Additional site work including surveying, biophysical, and environmental assessments are also scheduled for later in the spring.
Public engagement opportunities will follow.
If you have any questions about the project or any activities occurring on site, please contact Drew Granson, Planner, at 403-603-6218 or Drew.Granson@FoothillsCountyAB.ca.