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McKenzie Towne Council

Membership fee
mandatory
Obligation & sources
Published amount
$235.00
2026/27 · GST unconfirmed
Fee classes & history
Recorded amenities
Towne Hall and drop-in gym · Shared park structures and landscaping
All 3 amenities & conditions

Residents association · Calgary · SE · mckenzie towne

McKenzie Towne Council collects mandatory, title-linked fees for neighbourhood amenities and the Towne Hall. Public parks, resident programming and tenant registration follow different arrangements. Its storm ponds are not recreation lakes; the separate community association has voluntary membership.

Painted view of McKenzie Towne three stone arches on their grassy hill
Artwork based on REPYYC McKenzie-Town-9 community photograph

Payment required

mandatory
Association-publishedSource: HOA fees and 2020-2026 schedule

Title-linked

Yes — secured on title
Association-publishedSource: HOA fees and 2020-2026 schedule

Amenity type

Towne Hall, park amenities and enhanced maintenance

Public vs member access

Mixed

Developer or resident control

Resident-controlled
Association-publishedSource: Council FAQ and governance

Scope of work

What this association does

  • Maintains shared features including the clock tower, Elgin Hill structures, Inverness gazebo and Promenade Park amenities.
  • Operates the Towne Hall and coordinates community recreation.

Published amounts

Fee tiers and history

2026/27

Association-publishedSource checked September 5, 2026
  • Published homeowner rate

    $235.00GST not confirmed

Due date
2026-06-30
Late interest
Prime plus 5% annually from July 1; unpaid accounts referred for collection October 1. Confirm the dated payout and legal costs.
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

June-May fiscal year. Published schedule does not identify whether this amount includes GST. Obtain the property invoice; commercial and rental-project assessments are not established by this household rate.

2025/26

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026
  • Published homeowner rate

    $226.60GST not confirmed

Due date
2025-06-30
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

June-May fiscal year. Published schedule does not identify whether this amount includes GST. Obtain the property invoice; commercial and rental-project assessments are not established by this household rate.

2024/25

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026
  • Published homeowner rate

    $226.60GST not confirmed

Due date
2024-06-30
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

June-May fiscal year. Published schedule does not identify whether this amount includes GST. Obtain the property invoice; commercial and rental-project assessments are not established by this household rate.

2023/24

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026
  • Published homeowner rate

    $226.60GST not confirmed

Due date
2023-06-30
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

June-May fiscal year. Published schedule does not identify whether this amount includes GST. Obtain the property invoice; commercial and rental-project assessments are not established by this household rate.

2022/23

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026
  • Published homeowner rate

    $226.60GST not confirmed

Due date
2022-06-30
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

June-May fiscal year. Published schedule does not identify whether this amount includes GST. Obtain the property invoice; commercial and rental-project assessments are not established by this household rate.

2021/22

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026
  • Published homeowner rate

    $220.00GST not confirmed

Due date
2021-06-30
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

June-May fiscal year. Published schedule does not identify whether this amount includes GST. Obtain the property invoice; commercial and rental-project assessments are not established by this household rate.

2020/21

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026
  • Published homeowner rate

    $220.00GST not confirmed

Due date
2020-06-30
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
Research required
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

June-May fiscal year. Published schedule does not identify whether this amount includes GST. Obtain the property invoice; commercial and rental-project assessments are not established by this household rate.

Access matrix

Who gets access

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

Recreation and maintenance

Amenities, access and fee funding

clubhouse

Towne Hall and drop-in gym

Access
Mixed — read conditions
Fee funding
Supported by association fees
Association-published

parks landscape

Shared park structures and landscaping

Access
Public
Fee funding
Supported by association fees
Association-published

seasonal

Prestwick Commons splash pad

Access
Public
Fee funding
Supported by association fees

City-owned, Council-operated; check seasonal operating notices.

Association-published

Read before you rely on it

Important rules

  • Storm ponds are not recreation lakes

    Association-published

    No swimming, boating or skating on Prestwick or Inverness storm ponds. Use designated recreation areas.

  • Check-in and age-specific drop-ins

    Association-published

    Check in each visit and complete program waivers. Family sessions require an adult throughout; ages 12-17 may attend designated youth sessions without a parent. Adult sessions exclude minors.

  • A household account is not an extra vote for each occupant

    Association-published

    Posted articles distinguish separately titled homes, rental projects and commercial membership. Co-owners designate one eligible member; a tenant may be designated instead of the owner. Ask Council to confirm voting registration and good standing.

  • Exterior restrictions require the property's documents

    Research required

    No complete current neighbourhood-wide design-control package has been verified. Obtain registered covenants and any condominium rules before planning fences, decks, solar panels or other exterior work.

    No source — Research required

Where it applies

Boundary and coverage

Operational coverage

The Council describes an area between Deerfoot Trail, 52nd Street, the South Trail Crossing edge and Highway 22X. Match the legal property to the registered instruments and Council account.
Association-publishedSource: Posted Articles of Association

The municipal map is neighbourhood orientation only, not a verified parcel-membership polygon.

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: HOA fees and 2020-2026 schedule

Common misconception

Limits of the association’s role

  • The community association's civic advocacy is a separate role.
  • The Prestwick and Inverness storm ponds do not provide swimming, boating or skating privileges.

What to verify

Buyer and seller checklists

Buyer checklist

  1. 01Ask your closing professional for a Council status request tied to the legal property.
  2. 02Obtain the invoice, tax breakdown, outstanding balance and any collection costs.
  3. 03Check title instruments and any condominium charges separately.
  4. 04Have Council confirm the future household and tenant designation before promising amenity access.
  5. 05Review the exact activity's registration, waiver and age rules.
  6. 06Obtain current amendments and any property-specific exterior approvals.

Seller checklist

  1. 01Arrange the account status response and closing adjustment.
  2. 02Provide current title, assessment and any outstanding correspondence.
  3. 03Notify Council of ownership and occupancy changes; posted articles specify ten days.
  4. 04Ensure the purchaser's lawyer supplies new title and possession details after closing.
  5. 05Update or remove designated tenants as appropriate.

Document library

Documents to review

  • HOA fees and 2020-2026 schedule

    fee schedule

    Coverage: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 · Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Payment methods, deadlines and collection process

    fee schedule

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Council FAQ and governance

    faq

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Parks, ponds and winter recreation

    amenity rules

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Drop-in programs, eligibility and waivers

    amenity rules

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Ownership and household registration forms

    membership form

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Designated Resident form

    membership form

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Encumbrance Status Request / Lawyer Request form

    status request

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
  • Posted Articles of Association

    bylaws

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Association-publishedOpen
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Official channels

Contacts

Every fact is traceable

Sources

Versioning

Change history

  • September 5, 2026

    Added Council fee history, separate voluntary association, tenant and closing forms, public-park distinctions and census-based community context.

    Association-published