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Harmony

Rocky View County · Greater Calgary

About Harmony

Harmony is a developing Rocky View County community with owner-funded amenities. A home may carry different obligations for shared docks, lake-shore landscaping and special amenities, alongside its annual owner dues.

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Painted view of Harmony Lake fishing dock and opposite residential shoreline
Artwork referencing Harmony developer lake and beach photograph 1a-LakeBeach-5-LeftImage

Does this community have an HOA or RA?

Yes

Does every property participate?

Yes, as published

OAH describes mandatory owner membership within its jurisdiction. This is not a parcel eligibility certification or proof that all undeveloped lots are currently billed.

Separate community association

Requires confirmation

Private amenity

Lake, Adventure Park, landscape maintenance and golf social membership

Condominium overlays

Requires title / association confirmation
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Fee snapshot

OAH · Mandatory

Research required

Current annual notice not verified

Who charges what

Associations serving this community

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Where the rules change

Sub-areas and phases

  • Shared-dock lots

    Specific dock rights and cost-sharing obligations require the lot's documents.

    Association-published
  • Lake-shore lots

    Separate landscape approval and deposit requirements are described by OAH.

    Association-published

What to verify

Buyer checklist

Owners Association of Harmony

  1. 01Request the current lot-specific annual notice and an account balance.
  2. 02Confirm the applicable special-amenity initiation amount, whether paid, and treatment on resale.
  3. 03Obtain title instruments for fencing, landscaping, drainage and any dock rights.
  4. 04For lake-shore property, inspect approved landscape plans and deposit/release records.
  5. 05Describe the intended household to OAH before promising tenant or extended-family access.
  6. 06Separate existing facilities from future special-amenity proposals.
  7. 07Read the current golf benefits and distinguish new-build offers from resale privileges.

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