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Methodology · Dataset 2026.09.1

About the data

This site publishes what sources say, attributes it, and dates it. Where a fact is not published, it stays empty and is labelled research required.

Midnapore’s artwork interprets REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of Midnapore-37.jpg”, preserving the lake-park entrance building, timber roof edges, stone walls, gates and leafy approach with painterly simplification. Small signs are unlettered in the illustration. The original photograph appears on the community page. Uploaded September 2021; capture date and current entrance arrangement are unconfirmed. A lake-and-beach reference is still needed. Imagery does not establish membership or access rights.

Arbour Lake’s artwork interprets REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of Arbour-Lake-15.jpg”, uploaded September 2021. The lake, fountain, pedal boats and shoreline homes retain the photographed arrangement with painterly simplification. The original appears on the community page. Capture date and current equipment availability are unconfirmed; imagery does not establish lake privileges.

Evergreen, Legacy and Coral Springs have individual artwork based on REPYYC Drive originals “Copy of Evergreen-4.jpg”, “Copy of Legacy-14.jpg” and “Copy of Coral-Springs-15.jpg”. They depict the stone crossing, clock tower and lake beach respectively. The originals appear on their community pages. Uploaded September 2021; capture dates remain unconfirmed. Cooper’s Crossing artwork interprets the pond-and-pathways photograph on the developer’s website; that photograph is a visual reference and is not republished here. The pond image does not imply swimming or private lake privileges.

A sense of place

Photography & artwork

McKenzie Lake’s artwork interprets REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of McKenzie Lake_42.jpg”, preserving the beach, open water, shoreline homes and right-side boat area with painterly simplification. Tiny people and a distant inflatable structure are omitted. The original photograph appears on the community page. It was uploaded September 2021; capture date and current equipment arrangements remain unconfirmed. Neither image establishes property-specific lake eligibility.

Chaparral’s entrance photograph is REPYYC Drive image “Copy of Chapparl-34.jpg” (original filename), uploaded September 2021. The stone Lake Chaparral sign and landscaping are photographed, not generated. The folder is labelled 2018, but the capture date is unconfirmed. This image does not establish lake membership or access for a particular property.

Lake Bonavista’s artwork interprets REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of Lake-Bonavista-45.jpg”, preserving the stone-lined cascade, beach, lake and distant shoreline with painterly simplification. People and an inflatable toy are omitted. Its community page shows a separate, unaltered shoreline photograph, “Copy of Lake-Bonavista-38.jpg”. Both were uploaded September 2021; capture dates and current facility arrangements are unconfirmed. Neither image establishes property-specific lake or dock privileges.

Community photography shows real places. Our custom Discovery Ridge illustration is based on a photograph of its stone waterfall from the REPYYC community photo archive. The source photo was uploaded in 2021; its capture date is not recorded. Artwork interprets a scene and does not establish current amenity condition or access rights.

Mahogany (Westman Village) and Auburn Bay photographs are credited to NewBuildHomes.ca. Mahogany’s lake artwork is based on REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of Mahogany_13.jpg”, uploaded in September 2021; capture date is unknown. It interprets the photographed waterfront, residential docks and arched bridge, with painterly simplification and reframing. The source photograph is shown on the community page. These docks do not establish shared HOA access. Westman Village remains supporting photography. Auburn Bay’s lake artwork is based on REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of Auburn-Bay-1.jpg”, uploaded in September 2021; capture date is unknown. The illustration brings the lake and dock forward and omits the foreground gate, vehicle and people. It is an artistic recomposition; the unaltered reference is shown on the community page. The townhome photograph remains supporting imagery. Elbow Valley’s lake artwork interprets REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of Elvow-Valley-70.jpg” (original filename), uploaded September 2021. It preserves the lake, floating slide and shoreline setting with artistic reframing. Capture date and current equipment configuration remain unconfirmed; the original photograph is on the community page. Nolan Hill’s artwork uses REPYYC Drive photograph “Copy of Nolan-Hill-6.jpg”, uploaded September 2021, showing the decorative stone entrance landmark. It preserves the stone silhouette, fence and landscaping with painterly simplification; capture date is unknown. The original is shown on the community page. Other community and guide illustrations currently show general Alberta settings while we replace them with individually researched artwork. They are not evidence of features in a particular neighbourhood.

Hamptons, McKenzie Towne, New Brighton, Cranston, Sundance and Tuscany now use individual artwork from REPYYC originals Hamptons-28, McKenzie-Town-9, New-Brighton-13, Cranston-15, Sundance-38 and Tuscany-35. Their reference photographs appear on the community pages. Tuscany’s illustration omits electrical equipment and traffic signals; New Brighton’s omits a temporary event tent. These are artistic interpretations of the photographed setting; capture dates and current facility arrangements remain unconfirmed.

Panorama Hills, Rocky Ridge, Royal Oak, Sage Hill, Aspen Woods, West Springs, Cougar Ridge, Copperfield and Redstone artwork references REPYYC archive photographs Panorama-Hills-25, Rocky-Ridge-35, Royal-Oak-24, Sage-Hill-31, Aspen-Woods-32, Wentworth-Entrance-West-Springs, Cougar-Ridge-2, Copperfield-9 and Redstone-3. Original photographs appear on their community pages. The Wentworth entrance represents that part of West Springs. Panorama Hills scenery does not imply golf privileges. Redstone artwork omits temporary construction tape and notices; courtyard ownership and permitted users are unconfirmed.

Heritage Pointe lake artwork references the LOCALPIX photograph Heritage-Pointe-7 in our Drive archive. The original photograph is not republished; its licence requires confirmation. Seton artwork references Seton-3 and preserves the landmark letters, while omitting small business signs and vehicles. Shawnee Slopes artwork references Shawnee-Slopes-17, an archive view of grassy slopes and the distant CTrain. Springbank Hill artwork references springbank-hill-9, reframed above the roadside guardrail to show the wooded ravine and hillside homes. Archive capture dates and current appearances are unconfirmed.

Our image research records track the original file, community, visual reference and outstanding photography needs. Credits live here to keep the images clear.

Priority order

Source hierarchy

  1. 01Official association materials and governing documents.
  2. 02Government and City of Calgary publications.
  3. 03Association notices, newsletters and member communications.
  4. 04Credible secondary sources.
  5. 05Community-reported leads — recorded as leads only, and never published as fact until verified.

What each label means

Verification states

  • VerifiedConfirmed against a primary source and re-checked on the date shown.
  • Association-publishedStated by the association itself on its own website or documents.
  • Government-publishedStated by a municipal or provincial body.
  • Secondary sourceReported by a credible third party; treated as weaker evidence.
  • Research requiredNot yet confirmed. Nothing is inferred or estimated in its place.
  • HistoricalAccurate for a past period and kept for fee history.

Process

How verification works

Research queue

A community or association is identified and queued for sourcing.

Draft

Facts are recorded with the source URL, organization, title and date.

Needs verification

A second pass confirms the fact against the primary source.

Verified

The fact is published with its source, verification date and confidence.

Stale

A published fact has aged past its review window and is flagged.

Archived

A superseded fact is retained for fee history rather than deleted.

Nothing is overwritten

Versioning and fee history

Fees are stored per year with their tiers, due dates, interest rules and processing charges. When a new schedule is published, the prior year is retained as historical rather than replaced, so a buyer or seller can see how an obligation has moved.

Tell us what is wrong

Corrections

Associations, boards and residents can request a correction. Corrections that come with a link to an association document or notice help the research team verify the change. Every report requires review before any published information changes.

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Not legal advice

Language we avoid

This site frames everything as what to verify and documents to review. It does not interpret your title, tell you whether an obligation binds you, or replace a real estate lawyer. Where access or obligation cannot be proven for an address, it says requires title / association confirmation.

Sources ledger

Every source in the dataset

Versioning

Dataset change log

  • September 6, 2026

    Added Glacier Ridge RA, current annual rate classes and historical opening-rate conflict. Billing, tenant access and legal parcel coverage remain unconfirmed.

    Association-published
  • September 6, 2026

    Added title-linked Alpine Park HOA, service responsibilities, condo billing distinction and storm-pond exclusion. Published $330 estimate is historical; current invoice remains unverified.

    Association-published
  • September 6, 2026

    Added separate LBRA profile from June 2025 rules: title-linked annual fees, private access, pathway-specific docks, electric boats and household fishing limit. Current invoice and tenant policy remain unconfirmed.

    Association-published
  • September 6, 2026

    Added the Statesman Villas fee class, tenant transfer and activity rules, document dates and outstanding card-charge questions. Annual fee year remains unconfirmed.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added developer-sourced Shawnee Park RA fee, separate SECA membership, condo-cost distinctions and Shawnee Slopes research.

    Secondary source
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Section23 Rangeview fee, garden access, future facility distinctions, incomplete title-document warning and development-specific checks.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Rockland Park fee classes, PAD costs, household transfers, suite passes, pool and park guest distinctions, and separate CA context.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Fireside discounted assessment, sample-title limits, garden allocation, fee-status request and community research.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Sunset Ridge: 2025–2026 fees, phase documents, ownership membership, developer board, maintenance and planned-facility distinctions.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Airdrie coverage: Cooper’s Crossing fee history, 2027 proposal distinction, title and fence/shed checks, and community context.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Royal Oak Estates, the municipal landscaping special tax, covenant-copy limitations and a separate Royal Oak community and buyer guide.

    Government-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added separate Lake Club HOA, 2025/2026 assessment letters, condominium distinction, fob and tenant rules, and event contract.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Ranch and separate RRROCA profiles, tenant and closing forms, published-policy conflicts and neighbourhood context.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Council fee history, separate voluntary association, tenant and closing forms, public-park distinctions and census-based community context.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added Okotoks coverage with three published 2026 fee classes, household access distinctions and source-linked facility rental information.

    Association-published
  • September 5, 2026

    Added source-linked property scope, posted governing documents and historical design rules. Published $200 amount recorded with its effective assessment year unresolved.

    Association-published
  • September 4, 2026

    Recorded 2026/27 fee tiers (Standard $523.92, Lake Access $720.41, Lake Shore $1,047.80, GST included), April 1 due date, May 1 interest start and 2% credit-card processing fee.

    Association-published
  • September 4, 2026

    Recorded General $375, Lake Access $525 and Lake Shore $750 (plus GST), April 1 due date, and that access may be denied where fees are unpaid.

    Association-published
  • September 4, 2026

    Published the NDHA showcase profile: $325 annual fee secured by encumbrance, scope of landscape maintenance, exclusions and the NDHA vs DRCA distinction.

    Association-published
  • September 4, 2026

    Adopted The City of Calgary's general information page as the reference for distinguishing community associations from residents/homeowners associations.

    Government-published