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LAND USE ZONESLand Use Bylaw 2025-14 (October 2025)
MUNMixed Use Node
MUCMixed Use Centre
CGDCommercial General District
CSCShopping Centre Commercial
ILDLight Industrial District
IHVHeavy Industrial District
FUDFuture Urban District
PSDPublic Spaces District
IIndustrial (Mountain View County)
IBIndustrial Business (Mountain View County)

Disclaimer: Note this document is for general information purposes only. It is intended to illustrate the types of businesses for sale in Olds. The information provided below is subject to changes and should not be considered as part of any sale agreement. All sales will be negotiated directly with the seller and/or agents who will provide more information if requested. This is not a conclusive list of businesses for sale in Olds so further research will be required.

PROPERTY SUBTYPELISTED PRICEADDRESSFOR SALE/FOR LEASE#SQFT (Building)#ACRES (Land)ZONED (Current & Future)LISTING DETAILS
Business
(Liquor Store)
$279,900.00
$5,250/Monthly/Sqft
Not availableFor Sale3,000 sqftPrem S. Dave
Grey Power PD Realty Inc
403.568.3515

Disclaimer Note: Mixed-use, commercial at-grade developments are permitted in the C1 and CHA districts and discretionary (requiring Council approval) in the CH district. These developments require commercial uses on the ground floor with residential above. Developments that have a mix of commercial and residential both on the ground floor are not allowed on these parcels without LUB amendments.

Please note the above is not a conclusive list of property for sale or lease in Olds. We also have local property owners who are interested in selling but are not ready to list publicly. To source this option please fill in the Investor Property Requirement Form and a local realtor or Invest Olds will contact you.

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Note: the district and potential development lists shown are non-comprehensive. For a full overview of the Town’s land use districts and their permitted and discretionary uses, reference the Land Use Bylaw.

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FAQ

There are many things to consider when building in the Town of Olds. The following are a list of frequently asked questions and answers, however, to apply for permits and obtained further details please visit https://www.olds.ca/permit-licence-applications

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1. Fill out the application forms and submit all required plans to the Planning Department.

2. If you will be digging, request locates. Locates must be available on-site while work is being done.

3. If the project is commercial, complete a fire safety plan. This is not required for residential projects.

4. An invoice will be e-mailed to you for permit fees and security deposits. All fees must be paid before the permit is issued.

5. Depending on your project, it will be reviewed either by staff or by the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC).

6. If the permit requires a decision from the MPC, there is a 21-day appeal period.

7. If your permits have been approved, you will receive them along with a Plan Review. This is an overview of what has been approved and will describe when an inspection is needed.

8. Inspections will be performed by our certified Safety Codes Officer.

9. After work is completed to Town standards, any security deposits will be returned to you.

In some cases, a Development Officer or the Municipal Planning Commission may be able to grant a relaxation. You will need to fill out a Relaxation / Variance Form.

Once the Approval Authority makes a decision, there is a 21-day appeal period. Appeals can also be made to the regional Appeals Board. This is a separate group serving 18 different municipalities in Central Alberta.

Simple permits can be approved in a week by Planning & Development department staff. If your permit needs to be reviewed by the MCP, meetings are held once a month (on the third Tuesday of the month).

You have one year from the day your Development Permit is issued to complete the work.

An off-site levy is a fee charged by the Town to help pay for expanding municipal services, such as water, sewer, and roads.

Town Of Olds bylaw – Offsite Levies Schedule