Calgary HOA rules, by topic.

The June 24 notice requires 2025 fees paid in full for participation and voting, states a quorum of 51 members, and allows an owner to appoint anyone as a proxy who attends. It identifies one member for a jointly owned residence. Check current articles and later notices for future meetings.

SRA limits its work to basic tree-well maintenance and directs concerns about City-controlled boulevard and median trees to 311.

Clause 3 describes prior-year Calgary CPI increases with annual billing notice and no catch-up of unused CPI increases. Clause 4 separately addresses further increases and special assessments. Read both with the current articles and resolutions before assuming a universal fee cap.

The board handles paid-status enquiries. Fee notices carry a payment link unique to the property; request a replacement statement if necessary. The contact page asks users to allow up to five business days for a reply.

The detached copies start at $100 per unit; the duplex/multi-family copy starts at $50 per unit, each plus applicable GST. They describe annual terms through 2099. Later fee decisions and any title amendments must be checked separately.

The FAQ describes directors elected from Springborough homeowners and assessment recommendations approved at a general meeting. Confirm subsequent resolutions before treating a posted rate as the current invoice.

Clause 2 of each copy states 18% per annum, calculated half-yearly and not in advance. Confirm the operative instrument, any later changes and the actual account calculation; the current website gives interest posting dates without a rate.

The FAQ describes statements including interest and collection costs, followed by lawyer referral if unpaid. It says owners bear recovery costs. Obtain an actual balance and the applicable registered instrument before closing.