Calgary HOA rules, by topic.

The original guide distinguishes vinyl/sound fencing from chain-link or wrought-iron lots and modifies side-fence height near open rear boundaries. Obtain the lot-specific approved specification before replacement.

The original phase instruments cap fences at six feet and also require written approval of their design and location. They restrict vegetation removal outside the eligible building envelope; Phase 5 Lot 51 is excepted from that vegetation clause. Check the property's instrument, approvals and later amendments before fencing or clearing.

CCRA identifies wood, chain-link and ornamental styles. Public-facing wood fencing uses the specified Beachwood colour. Obtain the registered specifications before replacement.

Adept Landscape & Construction handles CHOA landscaping and designated snow routes under its City agreement. Confirm responsibility for the exact path or frontage.

ERA assigns private fence upkeep to adjacent owners. Its published paint references are BEHR Rugged Tan N190-4 for the brown Evergreen Estates treatment and Pale Parsnip S320-2 for the light Evergreen treatment. Confirm the correct treatment and registered requirements for the particular fence before altering it.

The FAQ assigns upkeep of boundary fences to owners and identifies SPF or cedar wood with Natural Redwood semi-transparent stain. Confirm the existing fence's registered specification before changing its material, height or finish.

The resident page names King's Heights as the developer fence colour and gives General Paint product 73049, formula B20, C36, I6, KXY3Y8. Ask the manager and supplier to confirm the current specification and the fence's ownership; a colour reference is not proof that the HOA pays for private fencing.

The HOA maintenance page assigns adjacent boulevard care and sidewalk snow clearing to homeowners, including flankage areas on corner lots. Confirm municipal requirements and property-specific allocations where responsibility is disputed.

Coordinate development near the shoreline with lake maintenance. Keep adjoining access paths unobstructed and trim growth to the property line. Construction crews, equipment and materials are prohibited on shared pathways during summer. Do not drain pools or hot tubs into the lake.

The April 28 letter requested needed cleanup by July 28, 2026. It prohibits shoreline changes such as adding sand or removing boulders and requires LBHA approval for dock installations. Obtain the property's outstanding requirements; the letter is not a parcel compliance certificate.

The April 28, 2026 letter describes LBHA ownership of access ways and shared maintenance by the adjacent owners identified in its appendix. Confirm the applicable group and work with LBHA. The address list is not a complete HOA membership boundary.

The May 2025 guide specifies a $10,000 refundable landscape deposit, approved plans and inspection. The completion deadline follows the first full winter after the home becomes occupiable. Check the document's exact timing and the lot agreement.

The posted community rules prohibit herbicides, pesticides, prohibited weeds and cannabis in communal growing areas. Keep tools clean and store equipment safely.

For the identified lots, the copy prohibits front-yard fences and requires like-for-like developer-fence repairs. Corner-lot conditions reference a missing schedule.

The guidance references chain link, wrought iron or the specified timber design. Check the original drawings and the parcel's covenant before replacing a fence.

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

The fence-page summary makes owners responsible for both wooden-fence sides, while the detailed March 2022 policy assigns community-facing painting to SRA as required. Obtain a written allocation before commissioning work; the policy says owner repairs are not reimbursed.

The 2023 guidelines distinguish public-facing routine care from owner-facing work and major repairs on private-property fencing. Ask Core to confirm the current allocation for the actual fence.

The overview says most sites carry a covenant preserving drainage through established systems and restricting changes that harm adjacent sites or community drainage. Obtain the actual instrument before grading or landscape work.

The reference covers fencing, roofs, solar equipment, accessory buildings and landscaping. Request the applicable edition and existing approvals rather than assuming older specifications govern every phase.

The fence page lists Springside Taupe for most wooden fences and Green Tea (CA167) for some greener fences. It distinguishes owner-maintained wood fencing from designated association walls. Confirm the particular segment and colour before work.

The published table assigns the three short paved interconnects to adjoining owners up to the pathway centre, including snow clearing. Confirm which segment adjoins the property.