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4920 51 St, Red Deer
An address in Downtown, Red Deer, zoned C-1 (City Centre Commercial Zone). 15 building permits are on file, most recently “Installation of emergency egress hardware in three locations at the [name withheld] Provi…” (issued 30 October 2026). Assessed values for Red Deer are not in our data.
What this zoning allows
C-1 · City Centre Commercial Zone. An active, compact, mixed-use area that serves the City and the region: commercial, high-density residential, offices, institutional, cultural, entertainment and recreational uses.
Permitted Apartment; Mixed-Use Building; Merchandise Sales and Rentals; Restaurant; Professional Office; Hotel; Health and Medical Services; Commercial Service Facility; and 28 more
Discretionary Cannabis Retail Sales; Drinking Establishment; Late Night Club; Gaming or Gambling Establishment; Motor Vehicle Sales, Service, or Repair; Parking Lot; Service Station; Transportation Services; and 10 more
Setbacks subject to subsection 3.200.3. No dwelling units on the main floor in the downtown core area (7.10.7). Buildings over 12 storeys go to the Municipal Planning Commission. No site coverage maximum is set in this section. Setbacks are minimums unless a maximum is stated.
Summary of the City of Red Deer Zoning Bylaw 3357/2024 (amended to 23 October 2026), section 7.10, as read on 30 October 2026. A summary, not the bylaw: Direct Control, overlays and site-specific conditions can change these rules. Confirm with the City before relying on it.
Neighbourhood profile
From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (48080140, 760 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.
Permit history
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2026-10-30
Installation of emergency egress hardware in three locations at the [name withheld] Provincial Building. · $66,774
applicant withheld (individual) Issued -
2024-05-07
Sealed Glazing Units and Exterior Door replacement · $1,149,250
RBW CONSULTING (2015) LTD. Closed -
2022-06-02
Work under this contract involves various security upgrades to the [name withheld] Provincial Building. This includes new cameras, new card access on doors, and a new security kiosk in the main floor lobby. · $446,685
EMCEE CONSTRUCTION & MANAGEMENT LTD. Closed -
2022-04-29
Storage room security renovation · $38,000
RBW CONSULTING (2015) LTD. Closed -
2021-12-23
Building permit for 2nd and 5th floor interior renovation. New walls, mill work, glass partition systems, coiling overhead shutter, ope-ratable wall and new structural supports. New fixtures sprinkler system design and HVAC, plumbing fire pump replacement · $1,639,548
EMCEE CONSTRUCTION & MANAGEMENT LTD. Closed -
2016-06-29
Permit for partial interior renovations/tenant improvements to existing Provincial Building FLOOR 3 and 6. · $145,886
TRI-TEC PROJECT MANAGEMENT INC. Closed -
2009-03-12
Provincial Building Room 104 renovations · $44,000
no contractor listed Closed -
2009-03-04
Provincial Building - interior renovations to room 203 · $10,000
no contractor listed Closed -
2009-02-26
Interior renovations - 5th floor · $64,000
no contractor listed Closed -
2008-11-05
Exterior Plaza Restoration Program · $991,457
no contractor listed Closed -
2008-01-08
Provincial Building Office Reno on 1st & 2nd Floors · $253,000
no contractor listed Closed -
2003-11-18
Office renovations in the provincial building
no contractor listed Closed -
2003-06-16
Renovate Child welfare solicitor general GSMA and ACSC office Areas
no contractor listed Closed -
2002-12-02
Public building ( renovation of spaces 106105 104 & 201 at the provincial building)
no contractor listed Closed -
2002-01-31
COMMERCIAL BUILDING (RENOVATIONS) 4th Floor Renovations - Provincial Building
no contractor listed Closed
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Recent permits in Downtown
Building permit for Latin American Restaurant & Pub · applicant withheld (individual)2026-11-03
SOLAR - Installation of a roof mounted solar PV array, critter guards, and home energy monitoring system · CBI SOLAR2026-10-23
The proposed interior fit-out will incorporate finishes consistent with the company’s established prototype. Add equipment and signage to operate as a soda shop · applicant withheld (individual)2026-10-19