Introducing Rocky View Technology Park, a proposed data centre park within Rocky View County designed to house servers and other digital infrastructure used to manage, process, and store data.

Thank you for participating in the Community Information Session held on Tuesday, June 17
at the Delacour Community Hall. Share your thoughts and complete the feedback form.

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THE PROPOSED ASP

To advance the vision for the Rocky View Technology Park, Kineticor has submitted an Area Structure Plan (ASP) to Rocky View County. This is a key step in the planning process and outlines how the site could be developed over time.

The proposed ASP covers approximately 1,120 acres of land located directly north of Highway 566 and west of Range Road 281. These lands are ideally located in Rocky View County, with direct access to Highway 566 and adjacent to three 240 kV electrical transmission lines—making the site well-suited for large-scale technology infrastructure.

NEWS + UPDATES

Insights, important updates, and engagement highlights to keep you informed and connected. Whether it’s a major milestone, an upcoming event, or a spotlight on our project team’s achievements, this is where we share what’s new and what’s next.

Community members were invited to drop-in to a Community Information Session held on Tuesday, June 17, 2025. The public event was held at the Delacour Community Hall between 5:00 – 7:00 p.m., where people were welcomed to learn about the ASP, ask questions and share feedback. This was an early step in the development process and allows the project to move forward through technical reviews and approvals.

Couldn’t attend the Community Information Session on June 17? Explore the Project Information Session Boards here.

Question? Reach out to Martha McClary, B&A Studios at mmcclary@bastudios.ca

At the May 20, 2025 meeting of Council, Rocky View County approved the Terms of Reference for the preparation of an Area Structure Plan (ASP) for the Rocky View Technology Park. Work on the Area Structure Plan is underway and application will be submitted shortly for the technical review and public circulation.

For more information, visit the County website here.

PROJECT TIMELINE

Timeline June Revised

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is an Area Structure Plan?

Area Structure Plans are documents that are approved by Rocky View County Council as bylaws. An Area Structure Plan provides a framework that describes:

  • The proposed land uses
  • Density of population sequence of development
  • General location of major roadways
  • Public utilities in the area
  • Any additional requirements that council may require

Construction may begin as early as Fall 2025, depending on approvals. The area will be developed in phases over time. Timing for full build out will respond to market demand.

Data centres operate with minimal staff, and do not generate significant amounts of traffic. Any operational noise associated with operations will meet regulatory requirements and will be minimized through site design.

Technical studies are underway to support the development of ASP policy. The project will be brought to Rocky View County Council in September 2025 for approval.

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Kineticor develops, owns, and operates power generation facilities that deliver efficient and reliable energy across Canada. They believe in utilizing technology and ingenuity to generate power that creates both economic and environmental benefits. Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Kineticor specifically seeks out opportunities to partner with corporate entities seeking power expertise and capital to develop power projects.