Needs verificationLast verified: September 6, 2026

GlenEagles Community Association

Membership fee: mandatory; Obligation & sources
Published amount: $125.00; 2026 · GST included; Fee classes & history

Amenity access: Requires confirmation; Owner, tenant & guest eligibility
Recorded amenities: Entrance landscaping and enhancement projects; Amenities & conditions

Community association · Cochrane · Greater Calgary · gleneagles

A mandatory, title-funded community association in Cochrane. The same annual assessment applies to condominium owners, alongside their condo fees. Golf access is separate.

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Payment required

mandatory

Association-publishedSource: Annual rent charge and arrears

Title-linked

Yes — secured on title

Association-publishedSource: Annual rent charge and arrears

Published fee · 2026

$125.00

GST included

Due: 2026-04-30

Sources: 2026 assessment and due dateAnnual fees, tax and condominium rebateAnnual rent charge and arrears

Amenity type

Entrance landscaping and community enhancements

Association-publishedSource: June 2026 newsletter: maintenance and resident restaurant offer

Public vs member access

Requires title / association confirmation

Research requiredNo source — Research required

Developer or resident control

Resident-controlled

Association-publishedSource: Association purpose and elected board

Scope of work

What this association does

Maintains specified boulevard entrances at Highway 1A, East and West GlenEagles and The Landing, and undertakes planting projects.
Provides resident representation, communications and architectural guidance through an elected volunteer board.

Sources: June 2026 newsletter: maintenance and resident restaurant offer; Association purpose and elected board

Published amounts

Fee tiers and history

2026

Association-publishedSource checked September 6, 2026

All homeowners, including condominium owners
$125.00GST included

Published fee classes for 2026
Fee class	Amount	GST	Notes
All homeowners, including condominium owners	$125.00	GST included	—

Due date: 2026-04-30
Late interest: Published wording: ATB prime plus 3%; calculated half-yearly and compounded monthly. Confirm the account calculation with GECA.
Processing fees: Research required
Transfer / setup charges: Research required

Calendar year. $119.05 association portion plus $5.95 GST. A possible late fee is mentioned without an amount. Legal/court collection costs are charged to the owner. No current prime rate or late-fee total inferred.

Sources: 2026 assessment and due dateAnnual fees, tax and condominium rebateAnnual rent charge and arrears

Access matrix

Who gets access

Tenants and guests
Eligibility
Not verified
Posted bylaws define members as owners, including landlords. Tenant amenity participation remains unconfirmed; ownership-based voting does not establish recreation access.
Research required
Source: Posted bylaws: membership, voting and assessments

Household eligibility, conditions and sources
Class / area	Included	Sub-areas	Conditions and sources
Tenants and guests	Not verified	—	Posted bylaws define members as owners, including landlords. Tenant amenity participation remains unconfirmed; ownership-based voting does not establish recreation access. Research required Source: Posted bylaws: membership, voting and assessments

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

Recreation and maintenance

Amenities, access and fee funding

parks landscape

Entrance landscaping and enhancement projects

Access: Access not verified
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Source: June 2026 newsletter: maintenance and resident restaurant offer

Read before you rely on it

Important rules

Membership follows ownership
Association-published
Sections 2 and 4 include owner-occupiers and landlords. Membership transfers with title. Confirm the member register after closing; the defined subdivision excludes the golf course.
Source: Posted bylaws: membership, voting and assessments
One vote per lot and member proxies
Association-published
Sections 14–18 provide one vote per lot in good standing. Proxy holders must be members, may carry at most two proxies, and must present the written proxy for its designated meeting.
Source: Posted bylaws: membership, voting and assessments
Arrears affect participation
Association-published
Section 6 suspends voting during encumbrance arrears. Section 19 also restricts attendance, voting, proxy representation and quorum after sums remain unpaid for 45 days following a written demand. Confirm account standing before a meeting.
Source: Posted bylaws: membership, voting and assessments
Review assessment decisions and accounts
Association-published
Sections 44–45 describe member decisions on equal assessment increases. Sections 47–48 provide member inspection of accounting records and financial/auditor reporting at annual meetings. Request current records and amendments.
Source: Posted bylaws: membership, voting and assessments
Condo fees and the GECA assessment both apply
Association-published
GECA reports reimbursing 60% of collected condominium-resident fees to the respective corporation. This is not a discounted homeowner invoice or a direct owner refund.
Source: Annual fees, tax and condominium rebate
Use the correct development rules
Association-published
East/West and condominium controls differ. GECA's summary requires green chain-link in East/West, while its Estates example uses black. Rear gates facing the golf course are prohibited. Confirm the registered text and contact GECA or the relevant condo board before changes.
Source: Architectural guidelines and restrictive covenant summary
Roofing and drainage need separate checks
Association-published
The association reports relaxing the shake-roof requirement for safety. Obtain approval for the proposed replacement. Its summary also requires Town approval for drainage alterations; some lots restrict pools.
Source: Architectural guidelines and restrictive covenant summary
Solar panels and sheds
Association-published
The FAQ says solar installations have been approved, subject to required processes and permits. Shed siting and design controls still apply; obtain parcel-specific advice rather than treating the FAQ as a permit.
Source: Golf access, maintenance responsibilities and owner questions
Restaurant offer is separate from golf
Association-published
The June 2026 newsletter announces a 10% food/beverage resident discount at Eagle’s Nest from June 1, with proof of residency. Confirm current terms with the operator; this does not grant golf privileges.
Source: June 2026 newsletter: maintenance and resident restaurant offer

Where it applies

Boundary and coverage

Operational coverage

GECA describes all GlenEagles lots as encumbered. Confirm the parcel and any condominium instruments; no legal membership polygon is verified.

Association-publishedSource: Annual rent charge and arrears

Explore the community map — municipal outlines do not establish membership

Registered on title

Title and legal instruments

encumbrance
The association describes mandatory annual fees secured by a title encumbrance.
Applies to: Review the instrument registered against the specific property.
Association-publishedSource: Annual rent charge and arrears

Names and obligations

Understanding this association’s role

Community association