Needs verificationLast verified: September 5, 2026

Coral Springs Residents Association

Membership fee: mandatory; Obligation & sources
Published amount: Current fee being verified; 2026/27 — amount being verified · Amount not verified; Fee classes & history

Amenity access: Member-only; Owner, tenant & guest eligibility
Recorded amenities: Coral Springs Lake and beaches · Tennis, basketball and volleyball; All 4 amenities & conditions

Lake association · Calgary · NE · coral springs

CSRA operates Coral Springs Lake and its recreation amenities. Lake fees are mandatory, but the current amount is not published in the reviewed 2026/27 notice. This is separate from the neighbourhood's voluntary community association.

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Payment required

mandatory

Association-publishedSource: Membership, guests and lake rules

Title-linked

Requires title / association confirmation

Research requiredNo source — Research required

Mandatory fees are published, but the specific registered instrument has not been obtained. Request the property's title and governing records.

Published fee · 2026/27 — amount being verified

Research required

Amount not verified

Due: April 1 annually (lake rules)

Sources: 2026/27 lake fee notice; Membership, guests and lake rules

Amenity type

Private lake, beaches, sport courts and seasonal skating

Association-publishedSource: Lake amenities and association overview

Public vs member access

Member-only

Association-publishedSource: Membership, guests and lake rules

Developer or resident control

Requires title / association confirmation

Research requiredNo source — Research required

An elected board is listed for 2024/25; a current governance record has not been checked.

Scope of work

What this association does

Operates a 16-acre lake, two parks and connecting walks, with North and South sandy beach areas.
Provides tennis, basketball, beach volleyball and table tennis, plus rowboats, kayaks and pedal boats.
Describes seasonal hockey, skating pads and a lake skating route; actual availability depends on conditions and current notices.

Source: Lake amenities and association overview

Published amounts

Fee tiers and history

Current fee being verified. Request the property invoice from the association; no amount here should be read as zero.

2026/27 — amount being verified

Association-publishedSource checked September 5, 2026

No confirmed amount for this period. Request the current property invoice.

Due date: April 1 annually (lake rules)
Late interest: Research required
Processing fees: Research required
Transfer / setup charges: Lost or stolen cards: $50 under the lake rules. Other transfer, administration and replacement tax details require confirmation.

The notice says invoices will be emailed April 1, 2026 and fees are unchanged. It publishes no amount, tax treatment or property tiers. Unchanged does not establish a dollar total or a comparable historical series.

Sources: 2026/27 lake fee notice; Membership, guests and lake rules

Access matrix

Who gets access

Registered resident household
Eligibility
Included
Owners, spouses and resident unmarried children qualify under the membership definition. Title/ID and paid fees are required for registration.
Association-published
Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Tenants with transferred privileges
Eligibility
Included
Owner completes a renters form with the lease; the owner relinquishes lake rights.
Association-published
Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Boarders and nannies
Eligibility
Not verified
No membership cards; management may grant restricted temporary passes with owner consent.
Association-published
Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Separate suites and short rentals
Eligibility
Not verified
The reviewed material does not establish a separate suite entitlement or short-rental policy. Describe the occupancy arrangement to CSRA.
Research required
No source — Research required

Household eligibility, conditions and sources
Class / area	Included	Sub-areas	Conditions and sources
Registered resident household	Included	—	Owners, spouses and resident unmarried children qualify under the membership definition. Title/ID and paid fees are required for registration. Association-published Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Tenants with transferred privileges	Included	—	Owner completes a renters form with the lease; the owner relinquishes lake rights. Association-published Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Boarders and nannies	Not verified	—	No membership cards; management may grant restricted temporary passes with owner consent. Association-published Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Separate suites and short rentals	Not verified	—	The reviewed material does not establish a separate suite entitlement or short-rental policy. Describe the occupancy arrangement to CSRA. Research required No source — Research required

Where access cannot be proven for a specific address, treat it as requires title / association confirmation.

Recreation and maintenance

Amenities, access and fee funding

lake

Coral Springs Lake and beaches

Access: Members & permitted guests
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Source: Lake amenities and association overview

sport

Tennis, basketball and volleyball

Access: Members & permitted guests
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Source: Lake amenities and association overview

other

Rowboats, kayaks and pedal boats

Access: Members & permitted guests
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Source: Lake amenities and association overview

seasonal

Seasonal skating and hockey

Access: Members & permitted guests
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Source: Lake amenities and association overview

Read before you rely on it

Important rules

Guests need an accompanying member
Association-published
General rules allow three guests per card. Hosts must remain onsite.
Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Confirm the group-booking deadline
Association-published
The booking page requires age 18+ and approval, but gives both seven days and three business days. Submit at least a week ahead and obtain written acceptance. List each child/infant separately; eligible residents use their own cards. The rules cap approved groups at 25 guests for four hours.
Sources: Group booking instructions; Membership, guests and lake rules
Boating and personal craft
Association-published
Boat checkout requires age 16+ and a card per boat. Wear lifejackets; private non-motorized boats need an approved safety sticker. Fishing is from rowboats, not kayaks or pedal boats.
Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Household fishing limits
Association-published
Two trout daily and fifteen monthly per household, including guest catches. Use single barbless hooks; report catches before leaving.
Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Swimming supervision
Association-published
No lifeguard. PFDs are required beyond buoys; under-14s need parental permission and a parent in the park.
Source: Membership, guests and lake rules
Winter notices have their own conditions
Historical
The December 2025 court-rink notice required waivers, under-12 helmets and no hockey. It limited guests to three per household, unlike general per-card wording. These are historical seasonal instructions; check new notices before visiting.
Source: December 2025 tennis-court skating notice (Historical)
Check hours for the beach you will use
Association-published
The homepage posts South Beach 10am–8pm and North Beach noon–8pm daily, with the office open weekdays 10am–5pm. Posted closures override these times; old ice-opening notices are not current operating status.
Sources: Published beach and office hours; 2026 spring operations and billing update
2025 collection dates are historical
Historical
The 2025/26 reminder described penalties and an access restriction from May 1, 2025, followed by legal collection after June 16. Do not reuse those dates as a verified 2026 collection schedule; obtain the current invoice and policy.
Source: 2025/26 payment and collection reminder (Historical)
Property controls still need the governing documents
Research required
A neighbourhood architectural theme does not establish an enforceable rule or an approval authority. Obtain registered restrictions and applicable guidelines before changing fencing, roofing, landscaping or exterior structures.
No source — Research required

Where it applies

Boundary and coverage

Operational coverage

Requires title / association confirmation

Research requiredNo source — Research required

Direct lake frontage and pathway proximity must not be treated as proof of privileges.

Explore the community map — municipal outlines do not establish membership

Registered on title

Title and legal instruments

unknown
The instrument securing any property-specific obligation still requires verification.
Applies to: Ask for the registered documents for the legal parcel or unit.
Research requiredNo source — Research required

Separate organizations

CSRA and Coral Springs Community Association

Lake association