Needs verificationLast verified: September 5, 2026

Springbank Hill Homeowners Association

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

Amenity access: Publicly accessible assets; Owner, tenant & guest eligibility
Recorded amenities: Designated public parks and green spaces · Maintained park paths and adjacent sidewalks; Amenities & conditions

Homeowners association · Calgary · SW · springbank hill

SBHHA funds enhanced landscape and common-area maintenance for a defined part of Springbank Hill. Its title-linked charge is separate from the community association's optional membership. Current fees need an invoice; the public FAQ's house and condo amounts are historical.

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Which homes qualify?

Springbank Hill Homeowners Association

Only the designated association area is covered, not all of Springbank Hill.

Sources: Association property area map; Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition

Exclusions and access limits

Springbank Terrace · Springbank Villas · Springbank Landing
Historical exclusion reference; verify the current legal property rather than treating a development name as a title search.
Historical
Source: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical)

Still to confirm: Condominium owners.

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: Annual fee payment instructions

Title-linked

Yes — secured on title

Association-publishedSource: Annual fee payment instructions

Published fee · 2026 — amount being verified

Research required

Amount not verified

Due: April 30 under the published payment policy

Sources: Annual fee payment instructions; Billing and collection policy — approved January 25, 2021

Amenity type

Enhanced parks, paths and common fencing

Association-publishedSource: Association responsibilities and contacts

Public vs member access

Publicly accessible assets

Association-publishedSource: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical)

Developer or resident control

Resident-controlled

Association-publishedSource: Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition

Scope of work

What this association does

Pays for enhanced upkeep of designated green spaces and their common fences.
Arranges snow clearing in and beside maintained parks.

Source: Association responsibilities and contacts

Published amounts

Fee tiers and history

2026 — amount being verified

Research requiredSource checked September 5, 2026

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

Due date: April 30 under the published payment policy
Late interest: Published policy: RBC prime + 5% annually, calculated and compounded monthly from May 1; confirm the account calculation.
Processing fees: Research required
Transfer / setup charges: Research required

No dated 2026 house/condo amount was confirmed. The 2025 draft minutes do not establish it; request the current invoice and GST treatment.

Sources: Annual fee payment instructions; Billing and collection policy — approved January 25, 2021

2022

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026

House
$220.00GST not confirmed
Condominium
$110.00GST not confirmed

Published fee classes for 2022
Fee class	Amount	GST	Notes
House	$220.00	GST not confirmed	—
Condominium	$110.00	GST not confirmed	—

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

Historical amounts in the March 2022 FAQ. GST is not specified; these are not current quotes.

Source: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical)

2021

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026

House
$210.00GST not confirmed
Condominium
$105.00GST not confirmed

Published fee classes for 2021
Fee class	Amount	GST	Notes
House	$210.00	GST not confirmed	—
Condominium	$105.00	GST not confirmed	—

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

Historical amounts in the March 2022 FAQ. GST is not specified; these are not current quotes.

Source: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical)

2020

HistoricalSource checked September 5, 2026

House
$210.00GST not confirmed
Condominium
$105.00GST not confirmed

Published fee classes for 2020
Fee class	Amount	GST	Notes
House	$210.00	GST not confirmed	—
Condominium	$105.00	GST not confirmed	—

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

Historical amounts in the March 2022 FAQ. GST is not specified; these are not current quotes.

Source: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical)

Access matrix

Who gets access

Registered owners in the association area
Eligibility
Included
Membership is property-based. The posted bylaws allow one member and one vote per residential property.
Association-published
Source: Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition
Tenant designated by the owner
Eligibility
Included
Bylaw 3.1(c) permits written tenant designation during occupancy. This is governance membership, not a private recreation pass or automatic release of the owner's title charge.
Association-published
Source: Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition
Condominium owners
Eligibility
Not verified
Some units are included. Confirm the specific unit and whether its condominium budget already pays any HOA contribution.
Research required
Source: Annual fee payment instructions
Areas identified as excluded in the 2022 FAQ
Eligibility
Excluded
Sub-areas
Springbank Terrace; Springbank Villas; Springbank Landing
Historical exclusion reference; verify the current legal property rather than treating a development name as a title search.
Historical
Source: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical)
Visitors using public park space
Eligibility
Included
Enhanced public landscaping is not a member-only lake or clubhouse. Separate event and rink arrangements need the relevant operator's rules.
Association-published
Sources: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical); Community facilities, programs and advocacy

Household eligibility, conditions and sources
Class / area	Included	Sub-areas	Conditions and sources
Registered owners in the association area	Included	—	Membership is property-based. The posted bylaws allow one member and one vote per residential property. Association-published Source: Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition
Tenant designated by the owner	Included	—	Bylaw 3.1(c) permits written tenant designation during occupancy. This is governance membership, not a private recreation pass or automatic release of the owner's title charge. Association-published Source: Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition
Condominium owners	Not verified	—	Some units are included. Confirm the specific unit and whether its condominium budget already pays any HOA contribution. Research required Source: Annual fee payment instructions
Areas identified as excluded in the 2022 FAQ	Excluded	Springbank Terrace; Springbank Villas; Springbank Landing	Historical exclusion reference; verify the current legal property rather than treating a development name as a title search. Historical Source: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical)
Visitors using public park space	Included	—	Enhanced public landscaping is not a member-only lake or clubhouse. Separate event and rink arrangements need the relevant operator's rules. Association-published Sources: FAQ — March 6, 2022 (Historical); Community facilities, programs and advocacy

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

Designated public parks and green spaces

Access: Public
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Source: Association responsibilities and contacts

pathways

Maintained park paths and adjacent sidewalks

Access: Public
Fee funding: Supported by association fees

Association-published

Source: Association responsibilities and contacts

Read before you rely on it

Important rules

Roof equivalence needs a property review
Association-published
The 2021 guidance specifies pine or cedar shakes or equivalent. It recommends written advice from the roofing contractor on equivalence; it does not offer blanket HOA approval for an alternative material.
Source: Architectural controls information — September 17, 2021
Use the fence drawings
Association-published
The guidance references chain link, wrought iron or the specified timber design. Check the original drawings and the parcel's covenant before replacing a fence.
Sources: Architectural controls information — September 17, 2021; Fence specifications — reference drawings
Education is different from covenant enforcement
Association-published
SBHHA's 2021 information sheet says the association educates owners but cannot itself take legal action over these architectural covenants. Obtain legal advice on who may enforce the actual instrument.
Source: Architectural controls information — September 17, 2021
Resolve unpaid accounts before closing
Association-published
The published 2021 policy adds staged charges and refers unresolved accounts to counsel. Its legal-cost estimates are dated. Obtain an account-specific payout and closing adjustment instructions.
Source: Billing and collection policy — approved January 25, 2021
Update the membership record after a sale
Association-published
Bylaw 3.2 requires sale and contact changes to be reported within fifteen days. Ask the association to confirm the current submission process.
Source: Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition
Other exterior projects remain property-specific
Research required
No verified universal approval timeline or separate solar, deck, shed or hot-tub rule was established in this review. Check the title instruments and municipal requirements before planning work.
Source: Architectural controls information — September 17, 2021

Where it applies

Boundary and coverage

Operational coverage

Only the designated association area is covered, not all of Springbank Hill.

Association-publishedSources: Association property area map; Homeowners association bylaws — 2021 posted edition

The bylaws narrow Springbank Drive to specified house numbers; the FAQ's street list omits that qualification. Use the actual title and association response, not a street-name match.

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-publishedSources: Annual fee payment instructions; Posted encumbrance — registration 981003772
restrictive covenant
Roof and fence controls are described in the association's 2021 guidance.
Applies to: Review the registered covenant and amendments for this parcel.
Association-publishedSources: Architectural controls information — September 17, 2021; Posted restrictive covenant reference

Separate organizations

SBHHA and Springbank Hill Community Association

Homeowners association