City of Ottawa plans for the 20,000 hectare Greenbelt. The City has identified 13,700 acres of  the property that could be sold/transferred for residential and commercial development.  The Department of Public Works is permitted to give away publicly-owned land if it is earmarked for subsidized housing, for example the former Plouffe Park Armoury in Somerset Ward.

The Greenbelt is a National Interest Land Mass and will be owned by the citizens of Canada forever.
Green's Creek Conservation Area.
Hornet's Nest Conservation Area - 11 soccer fields and a dome for indoor soccer.
Bruce Pit - between Hunt Club Road and Baseline. A dog park, toboggan hill and cross-country trail.
Conroy Pit - near Hunt Club Road, a dog park and toboggan area.
Mer Bleue Conservation Area.
Pine Grove Forest.
Pine View Golf Course.
Hylands Golf Club.
Shirley's Bay.
Lime Kiln (Trail).
Stony Swamp
19th Tee Driving Range
Connaught National Army Cadet Summer Training Centre.
The Log Farm.
Agriculture Canada Farms.
Wesley Clover Parks - Corkstown Road.

Anne, the Princess Royal visiting the Wesley Clover Park.

Greenbelt Master Plan Consultation Report - Phase 1 - Step C - Land Use Concept- Prepared for the National Capital Commission  January 2012.

• The potential removal of Greenbelt designation from the Nepean Sportsplex.
• potential removal of Greenbelt designation from Eagleson Park and Ride.
• possible disposal of Parcel 1, an idle agricultural field bounded by Highway 416, Richmond Road and Baseline Road.
• possible sale of Parcel 2, the site at the corner of West Hunt Club Road and Woodroffe Avenue with buildings.
• possible sale of Parcel 3, the lands east of Conroy Road and south of Hunt Club with small trees.
• possible sale of Parcel 4, an isolated parcel on the west side of Highway 417, which is a mixture of idle fields and small trees.

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Jacques Greber wanted this land to be a living memorial to Canadian soldiers who died fighting in foreign wars.
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House of Commons  Ottawa   June 22, 1992. 
NCC Greenbelt Lands
Mrs. Beryl Gaffney (Nepean, Ontario) Liberal.
     "Mr. Speaker, the NCC is the federal agency responsible for these lands. The greenbelt was established to control urban sprawl, promote beauty to the nation's capital, assist municipalities in local improvements such as cycling paths. The Stoney Swamp, the Pinhey Forest and the Log Farm... have all added to the enhancement and beauty of the nation's capital. The people of Nepean are most concerned that the NCC is moving away from that premise...Does the government plan on putting these lands up for sale? The majority of us in Nepean do not want the greenbelt chipped away for residential or commercial development..."
House of Commons Debates  Ottawa September 16, 2009.
Mr. Marcel Proulx (Hull-Aylmer) Liberal.
     ".....I would say that Bill C-37, as it now stands, is unacceptable. My colleague spoke about the greenbelt. I do not think he took the time to read the bill. If he had, he would know that the preservation of the ecological integrity of NCC properties does not include either the greenbelt or the properties in the greenbelt."