Rangeview Homeowners Association

Membership fee: mandatory; Obligation & sources
Published amount: $520.06; 2026/27 · GST additional; Fee classes & history

Amenity access: Mixed; Owner, tenant & guest eligibility
Recorded amenities: Community greenhouse and seed-starting program · Community gardens and raised planters; All 4 amenities & conditions

Homeowners association · Calgary · SE · rangeview

The mandatory HOA in Section23's Rangeview supports gardens, greenhouse programming and shared outdoor spaces. Confirm the development and legal lot: the Rangeview name alone does not establish membership. Harvest Hall remains a future facility, and a private garden bed requires separate registration and payment.

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Which homes qualify?

Rangeview Homeowners Association

Research covers Section23's Rangeview. Match the legal lot to the HOA's records; the maintenance plan shows service responsibility, not a verified membership polygon.

Sources: Section23 community and HOA mandate; August 2025 information guide and maintenance plans

Still to confirm

Other adults, roommates and additional suites
The registration form collects all occupants. Exact current membership class, extra charges and simultaneous suite privileges still need confirmation.
Details not yet published
Source: 2026/27 member information form
Guests and public visitors
General community rules address members, guests and the public. This does not establish unlimited access to resident programs; a numeric guest allowance has not been verified.
Association-published
Sources: Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX); Greenhouse seed-starting eligibility and seasonal access
Raised planter participants
Section23 Rangeview
One bed per household, subject to available space. Published cost is $50 plus a $50 refundable deposit; GST treatment is not stated. Ask about accessible planters and current enrollment.
Association-published
Source: Raised planter program: eligibility, fee and deposit
Other developments using the Rangeview name
No cross-development membership is established here. Verify the owner association, design documents and eligibility for the exact property.
Details not yet published
Sources: Section23 community and HOA mandate; Rangeview Springs and its own phase documents

The community map shows neighbourhood outlines, not a verified parcel-by-parcel membership map. A nearby address, condominium fee or lake view does not by itself establish access.

See eligible households, conditions and sources

Payment required

mandatory

Association-publishedSource: 2026/27 member information form

Title-linked

Yes — secured on title

Association-publishedSource: 2026/27 member information form

Association-published title linkage. Obtain the actual registered encumbrance for the lot or unit.

Published fee · 2026/27

$520.06

GST additional

Due: Not confirmed — review fee notes

Sources: 2026/27 member information form2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilitiesPosted bylaws, filename dated 2021

Amenity type

Community gardens, greenhouse programs and outdoor gathering spaces

Association-publishedSources: Gardens, gathering spaces and future Harvest Hall; Greenhouse seed-starting eligibility and seasonal access

Public vs member access

Mixed

Association-publishedSources: Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX); Raised planter program: eligibility, fee and deposit

Community-area rules include public users, while the planter program is limited to Section23 residents. Check the individual space or program.

Developer or resident control

Developer-controlled

Association-publishedSource: Current developer board and staffing

The current team page identifies Section23's board. Resident turnover has not been verified.

Scope of work

What this association does

Maintains HOA-owned common spaces and supports community programming.
Funds staff, private-land landscaping, utilities, insurance and contingency costs.

Sources: Section23 community and HOA mandate; 2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilities

Published amounts

Fee tiers and history

Published fees, side by side

Same reviewed property class and GST basis across the two published periods. Bars start at zero. Missing periods are not estimated; these are published charges, not a quote for your property.

Residential lot or unit

GST additional

Residential lot or unit: published fees by period
Period	Published fee in CAD
2024/25	$498.41
2026/27	$520.06

Change between these periods: +$21.65 (+4.34%).

Sources: Developer FAQ with 2024/25 fee (Historical)2026/27 member information form2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilitiesPosted bylaws, filename dated 2021

2026/27

Association-published

Residential lot or unit
$520.06GST additional

Published fee classes for 2026/27
Fee class	Amount	GST	Notes
Residential lot or unit	$520.06	GST additional	—

Due date: Not stated in the reviewed source
Late interest: Current ordinary arrears rate and collection timetable are unverified. Posted bylaw 40 separately addresses recovery of legal costs with 18% annual interest compounded monthly; it is not treated here as the ordinary overdue-fee rate.
Processing fees: Payment-channel and administration charges are unverified.
Transfer / setup charges: Ask for the current resale status and registration charges; no numeric amount verified.

April 1-March 31 fiscal year; annual CPI review. Confirm the invoice deadline and any new-home proration. No commercial or rental-project rate is inferred.

Sources: 2026/27 member information form2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilitiesPosted bylaws, filename dated 2021

2024/25

Historical

Residential assessment
$498.41GST additional

Published fee classes for 2024/25
Fee class	Amount	GST	Notes
Residential assessment	$498.41	GST additional	—

Due date: Not stated in the reviewed source
Late interest: Not stated in the reviewed source
Processing fees: Not stated in the reviewed source
Transfer / setup charges: Not stated in the reviewed source

Historical developer-published fee. The intervening 2025/26 assessment remains unverified in primary material reviewed here.

Source: Developer FAQ with 2024/25 fee (Historical)

Access matrix

Who gets access

Registered resident household
Eligibility
Included
Sub-areas
Section23 Rangeview
Registration requires identification plus title or lease evidence and proof of address for additional residents. Obtain the member ID through the HOA.
Association-published
Source: 2026/27 member information form
Owner-designated resident tenant
Eligibility
Included
Sub-areas
Section23 Rangeview
Posted bylaws permit written owner designation of a resident tenant as primary member while the owner is in good standing. Confirm the current designation and landlord overlap before relying on access.
Association-published
Source: Posted bylaws, filename dated 2021
Other adults, roommates and additional suites
Eligibility
Not verified
The registration form collects all occupants. Exact current membership class, extra charges and simultaneous suite privileges still need confirmation.
Details not yet published
Source: 2026/27 member information form
Guests and public visitors
Eligibility
Not verified
General community rules address members, guests and the public. This does not establish unlimited access to resident programs; a numeric guest allowance has not been verified.
Association-published
Sources: Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX); Greenhouse seed-starting eligibility and seasonal access
Raised planter participants
Eligibility
Not verified
Sub-areas
Section23 Rangeview
One bed per household, subject to available space. Published cost is $50 plus a $50 refundable deposit; GST treatment is not stated. Ask about accessible planters and current enrollment.
Association-published
Source: Raised planter program: eligibility, fee and deposit
Other developments using the Rangeview name
Eligibility
Not verified
No cross-development membership is established here. Verify the owner association, design documents and eligibility for the exact property.
Details not yet published
Sources: Section23 community and HOA mandate; Rangeview Springs and its own phase documents

Household eligibility, conditions and sources
Class / area	Included	Sub-areas	Conditions and sources
Registered resident household	Included	Section23 Rangeview	Registration requires identification plus title or lease evidence and proof of address for additional residents. Obtain the member ID through the HOA. Association-published Source: 2026/27 member information form
Owner-designated resident tenant	Included	Section23 Rangeview	Posted bylaws permit written owner designation of a resident tenant as primary member while the owner is in good standing. Confirm the current designation and landlord overlap before relying on access. Association-published Source: Posted bylaws, filename dated 2021
Other adults, roommates and additional suites	Not verified	—	The registration form collects all occupants. Exact current membership class, extra charges and simultaneous suite privileges still need confirmation. Details not yet published Source: 2026/27 member information form
Guests and public visitors	Not verified	—	General community rules address members, guests and the public. This does not establish unlimited access to resident programs; a numeric guest allowance has not been verified. Association-published Sources: Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX); Greenhouse seed-starting eligibility and seasonal access
Raised planter participants	Not verified	Section23 Rangeview	One bed per household, subject to available space. Published cost is $50 plus a $50 refundable deposit; GST treatment is not stated. Ask about accessible planters and current enrollment. Association-published Source: Raised planter program: eligibility, fee and deposit
Other developments using the Rangeview name	Not verified	—	No cross-development membership is established here. Verify the owner association, design documents and eligibility for the exact property. Details not yet published Sources: Section23 community and HOA mandate; Rangeview Springs and its own phase documents

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

Community greenhouse and seed-starting program

Access: Members only
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Program registration and scheduled hours apply; not unrestricted year-round admission.

Association-published

Sources: Greenhouse seed-starting eligibility and seasonal access; 2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilities

parks landscape

Community gardens and raised planters

Access: Mixed — read conditions
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Private planter allocation has a separate program fee and deposit.

Association-published

Sources: Gardens, gathering spaces and future Harvest Hall; Raised planter program: eligibility, fee and deposit

parks landscape

Central Greenway and Butterfly Park

Access: Mixed — read conditions
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Sources: 2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilities; Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX)

parks landscape

Hive Playground and sand play area

Access: Mixed — read conditions
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Sources: 2026/27 fee and HOA responsibilities; Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX)

Read before you rely on it

Important rules

Shared gardens have growing rules
Association-published
The posted community rules prohibit herbicides, pesticides, prohibited weeds and cannabis in communal growing areas. Keep tools clean and store equipment safely.
Source: Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX)
Greenhouse access follows the program calendar
Association-published
The published seed-starting program runs March-May for Section23 residents aged 14+, with 20 spaces and mandatory orientation. Confirm the next intake and any program charge; year-round access is not promised.
Source: Greenhouse seed-starting eligibility and seasonal access
Garden deposit depends on care of the bed
Association-published
The planter page links deposit return to proper seasonal maintenance and no damage. Its published schedule runs April-October; confirm the applicable season and availability.
Source: Raised planter program: eligibility, fee and deposit
A storm pond is not a recreation lake
Government-published
Calgary prohibits swimming, boating and skating on storm ponds. The neighbourhood's pond and wetland setting does not create private lake privileges.
Source: Storm pond safety and prohibited recreation
Follow pathway signs and designated areas
Association-published
Posted rules allow specified bicycles and ride-on toys subject to signs, but prohibit personal ramps or rails. Other motor vehicles are restricted, with mobility-device provisions.
Source: Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX)
Public-space dogs must be controlled
Association-published
The community rules require leashes outside designated off-leash areas and recognize service dogs. Check signs for individual garden and amenity areas.
Source: Community rules and regulations (2025 DOCX)
Voting and resident registration are separate
Association-published
Posted bylaws allow a written tenant voting designation while the account is current. The newer registration form labels the owner as voting member; confirm the accepted procedure with the HOA.
Sources: Posted bylaws, filename dated 2021; 2026/27 member information form
Match exterior controls to the development and phase
Details not yet published
These garden and park rules do not settle fence, solar, deck or shed approval. Obtain the property's registered restrictions and applicable developer guidelines; Genstar's documents are not automatically Section23's rules.
Sources: Rangeview Springs and its own phase documents; Public documents and maintenance map index

Where it applies

Boundary and coverage

Operational coverage

Research covers Section23's Rangeview. Match the legal lot to the HOA's records; the maintenance plan shows service responsibility, not a verified membership polygon.

Association-publishedSources: Section23 community and HOA mandate; August 2025 information guide and maintenance plans

Genstar separately markets Rangeview Springs with its own phase documents. Do not carry Section23's fee or access rules across developments by name alone.

Explore the community map — municipal outlines do not establish membership

Registered on title

Title and legal instruments

encumbrance
The public acknowledgement describes a title rent charge, but its encumbrance schedule is only a heading. Obtain the executed agreement and registered instrument.
Applies to: The specific Section23 residential lot or unit; other project classes need separate review
Association-publishedSource: Public purchaser acknowledgement template

Names and obligations

Understanding this association’s role

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