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Lanark Landing Homeowners Association

Membership fee
mandatory
Obligation & sources
Published amount
$136.50
2026 · GST included
Fee classes & history
Amenity access
Requires confirmation
Owner, tenant & guest eligibility
Recorded amenities
Four-season gathering shelter · Enhanced landscaping and entrance features
Amenities & conditions

Homeowners association · Airdrie · Greater Calgary · lanark landing

Mandatory dues support enhanced community assets in southeast Airdrie. The 2026 budget retains developer support; concept amenities and property-specific access require separate confirmation.

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Painted view of Lanark Landing paired timber pergolas and stone seating
Artwork referencing Lanark Landing HOA pergola photograph

Payment required

mandatory
Association-publishedSource: 2026 fee notice, budget and collection dates

Title-linked

Yes — secured on title
Association-publishedSource: 2026 fee notice, budget and collection dates

Published fee · 2026

$136.50

GST included

Due: 2026-01-01

Sources: 2026 fee notice, budget and collection dates; 2026 budget presentation and developer support

Amenity type

Enhanced entrances, shelter and landscaping
Association-publishedSource: 2026 budget presentation and developer support

Public vs member access

Requires title / association confirmation
Research requiredNo source — Research required

Developer or resident control

Developer-controlled
Association-publishedSource: 2026 budget presentation and developer support

Scope of work

What this association does

  • Maintains enhanced entrance structures, landscaped areas, gathering shelter, decorative roundabouts and pergolas.
Source: 2026 budget presentation and developer support

Published amounts

Fee tiers and history

2026

Association-publishedSource checked September 6, 2026

  • Annual assessment

    $136.50GST included

Due date
2026-01-01
Late interest
16% annually on outstanding accounts from March 1; final notice in April and potential legal referral from May 1.
Processing fees
2026 presentation lists a 3% credit-card convenience fee.
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

Calendar year; $130 base plus GST. Obtain the personalized invoice for any initial prorating.

Sources: 2026 fee notice, budget and collection dates; 2026 budget presentation and developer support

2025

HistoricalSource checked September 6, 2026

  • Annual assessment

    $136.50GST included

Due date
Research required
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

Dated notice confirms GST-inclusive total; older homepage shorthand omits tax.

Source: 2025 fee notice (Historical)

Access matrix

Who gets access

  • Tenant and guest participation

    Eligibility
    Not verified

    Owner dues do not establish tenant voting, event participation or exclusive recreation access. Obtain current membership and use rules.

    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

other

Four-season gathering shelter

Access
Access not verified
Fee funding
Supported by association fees
Association-published
Source: 2026 budget presentation and developer support

parks landscape

Enhanced landscaping and entrance features

Access
Access not verified
Fee funding
Supported by association fees
Association-published
Source: 2026 budget presentation and developer support

Read before you rely on it

Important rules

  • Order account status for a resale

    Association-published

    Core supplies account information through an HOA estoppel. The official instructions distinguish developer purchases from builder/person transactions and require ownership updates. Confirm the specific lot’s levy and closing balance.

    Source: Phase documents and closing information

  • Understand developer subsidy

    Association-published

    The 2026 budget estimates $64,958 revenue and $76,170 operating expenses, leaving an $11,212 shortfall to developer support. These are budget estimates, not audited actual results or a special assessment.

    Source: 2026 fee notice, budget and collection dates

  • Retrieve the exact phase documents

    Association-published

    The index separates encumbrances and architectural guidelines. Obtain missing phase files and amendments before planning work; the general bylaw is not a substitute for the property’s design controls.

    Source: Phase documents and closing information

  • Verify what has actually opened

    Association-published

    The amenity page identifies renderings and a pump-track/community-garden concept. Confirm construction, operator and use conditions before relying on those features.

    Source: Amenity concepts and obligations map index

Where it applies

Boundary and coverage

Operational coverage

Match the parcel to the applicable phase encumbrance. The published index has several phase entries without live document links; no legal membership polygon is verified.
Association-publishedSource: Phase documents and closing information
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: 2026 fee notice, budget and collection dates

Common misconception

Limits of the association’s role

  • Concept renderings do not establish completed facilities or swimming privileges. Current use conditions need confirmation.
Source: Amenity concepts and obligations map index

What to verify

Buyer and seller checklists

Buyer checklist

  1. 01Get the personalized invoice, current estoppel and correct phase encumbrance.
  2. 02Confirm any initial levy or prorating with Core.
  3. 03Read applicable architectural guidelines and current bylaws.
  4. 04Review developer subsidy and eventual transition arrangements.
  5. 05Verify completion and access rules for advertised amenities.

Seller checklist

  1. 01Arrange fee status early through Core’s estoppel process.
  2. 02Provide phase documents and complete ownership-information updates.

Document library

Documents to review

  • 2026 fee notice and operating budget

    fee schedule

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen

  • 2025 fee notice and budget

    fee schedule

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

    HistoricalOpen

  • 2026 budget and management presentation

    other

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen

  • General bylaw — full review pending

    bylaws

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

    Opening definitions only reviewed; confirm current adopted text.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • Phase encumbrances, architecture and estoppel instructions

    other

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 6, 2026

    Phase documents not reviewed. AGM/minutes sections say coming soon. No estoppel ordered or form submitted.

    Association-publishedOpen
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Change history

No recorded changes since publication.