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Wentworth Residents' Association

Membership fee
mandatory
Obligation & sources
Published amount
$270.00
2026/27 — March 1 to end of February · GST unconfirmed
Fee classes & history
Amenity access
Publicly accessible assets
Owner, tenant & guest eligibility
Recorded amenities
Common landscaping and entrance features
Amenities & conditions

Residents association · Calgary · SW · west springs

Wentworth's resident-run association maintains shared landscaping and selected fences. Its 2026 AGM confirms a $270 annual fee for covered properties. Owners should check phase-specific covenants, the precise snow-clearing scope and account charges before buying or planning exterior work.

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Painted view of Wentworth entrance within West Springs
Artwork based on REPYYC Wentworth-Entrance-West-Springs community photograph

Payment required

mandatory
Association-publishedSource: Annual fee and collection process

Title-linked

Yes — secured on title
Association-publishedSource: Annual fee and collection process

Published fee · 2026/27 — March 1 to end of February

$270.00

GST unconfirmed

Due: March 31; invoices mailed in March

Sources: April 28, 2026 AGM presentationAnnual fee and collection processFees, membership and maintenance FAQ

Amenity type

Enhanced landscaping, fencing and common spaces
Association-publishedSource: Wentworth mandate, location and resident governance

Public vs member access

Publicly accessible assets
Association-publishedSource: Fees, membership and maintenance FAQ

Developer or resident control

Resident-controlled
Association-publishedSource: Wentworth mandate, location and resident governance

Scope of work

What this association does

  • Maintains enhanced common landscaping and designated stone walls and fence sections.
  • Supports five Little Free Libraries in the community.
Sources: Wentworth mandate, location and resident governance; Wooden fences and association-maintained walls

Published amounts

Fee tiers and history

2026/27 — March 1 to end of February

Association-publishedSource checked September 5, 2026

  • Covered house or condominium

    $270.00GST not confirmed

Due date
March 31; invoices mailed in March
Late interest
Research required
Processing fees
The fee page says $50 per month, but its detailed process adds $50 after March 31 and another $50 after May 31, totalling $100 by June 1. Confirm the applicable calculation.
Transfer / setup charges
Research required

The dated AGM presentation confirms $270 for 2026; GST is not specified. Published policy refers unpaid accounts to counsel June 1 with owner-paid legal costs. Once referred, payment must go to counsel; oldest charges are paid first.

Sources: April 28, 2026 AGM presentationAnnual fee and collection processFees, membership and maintenance FAQ

Access matrix

Who gets access

  • Owners of properties with the association encumbrance

    Eligibility
    Included

    The title-linked charge applies to covered houses and condominium units; verify the legal property.

    Association-published
    Source: Fees, membership and maintenance FAQ

  • Tenants and nonresident owners — governance rights

    Eligibility
    Not verified

    Do not equate payment liability with voting or transferable membership. Confirm the household's eligibility under current bylaws.

    Research required
    Source: Fees, membership and maintenance FAQ

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

Common landscaping and entrance features

Access
Public
Fee funding
Supported by association fees
Association-published
Source: Wentworth mandate, location and resident governance

Read before you rely on it

Important rules

  • Identify the phase before reviewing exterior controls

    Association-published

    The association lists different restrictive covenants for eight development phases. Obtain the actual registered instrument and amendments; the index does not establish a universal roof, solar, shed or rental rule.

    Source: Phase-specific restrictive covenant index

  • Match the existing fence specification

    Association-published

    The fence page lists Springside Taupe for most wooden fences and Green Tea (CA167) for some greener fences. It distinguishes owner-maintained wood fencing from designated association walls. Confirm the particular segment and colour before work.

    Source: Wooden fences and association-maintained walls

  • Request reconciliation of the financial summaries

    Research required

    The AGM slides and separate year-end statements report different expense and bank totals. Both are linked as dated records; neither should be treated as a current reserve quote. Ask the board which figures were finalized and why they differ.

    Sources: April 28, 2026 AGM presentation; Financial statements — year ended February 28, 2026 (Historical)

Where it applies

Boundary and coverage

Operational coverage

The association describes Wentworth between Old Banff Coach Road and Bow Trail, from 85 Street to Stoney Trail. Its charge follows the registered encumbrance, not a broad neighbourhood-name match. Use the phase-specific covenant index and actual title.
Association-publishedSources: Wentworth mandate, location and resident governanceAnnual fee and collection processPhase-specific restrictive covenant index
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 fee and collection process

Common misconception

Limits of the association’s role

  • The 2026 presentation limits WRA snow clearing to the sidewalk beside its wooded area south of 9 Avenue between Wentworth Rise and 89 Street; other pathways are assigned to the City.
  • Most adjoining wooden-fence staining and maintenance belongs to homeowners.
Sources: April 28, 2026 AGM presentation; Wooden fences and association-maintained walls

What to verify

Buyer and seller checklists

Related research guides

Buyer checklist

  1. 01Match the title encumbrance to the association's property record.
  2. 02Request the current invoice, tax treatment and unpaid balance.
  3. 03Check the relevant covenant and fence responsibilities before exterior work.
  4. 04Keep condominium charges separate from the residents association account.
  5. 05Ask for current bylaws, financials, budget and planned assessments.
  6. 06Confirm voting eligibility for tenants or nonresident owners.

Seller checklist

  1. 01Obtain a written account statement for closing.
  2. 02Provide registered instruments and any exterior approvals.
  3. 03Resolve any late or collection charges with the named payee.
  4. 04Notify the association of the ownership and contact changes.

Document library

Documents to review

  • Wentworth mandate, location and resident governance

    other

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Original source; no local archived copy.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • Annual fee and collection process

    fee schedule

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Page uses both monthly late-fee wording and a two-stage schedule. Request the exact account calculation.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • Fees, membership and maintenance FAQ

    faq

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Original source; no local archived copy.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • Wooden fences and association-maintained walls

    architectural guidelines

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Original source; no local archived copy.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • Phase-specific restrictive covenant index

    restrictive covenant

    Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Index lists phases 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 14, 15 and 16. Individual instruments and phase map have not been reviewed here.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • April 28, 2026 AGM presentation

    board meeting

    Published: April 28, 2026 · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Page 30 confirms the 2026 $270 annual fee. Budget plans are not proof of completed work. Historical expense and bank figures differ from the separate financial statements.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • April 28, 2026 AGM minutes

    board meeting

    Coverage: 2026 · Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Meeting record says quorum was not met. No separate approval/publication date established; do not present as approved minutes.

    Association-publishedOpen

  • Financial statements — year ended February 28, 2026

    financial statement

    Coverage: 2026 · Published: not recorded · Retrieved: September 5, 2026

    Reporting period ends February 28, 2026; not a current reserve quote. Totals differ from the AGM slides. No audit opinion identified in the six-page document.

    HistoricalOpen
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Change history

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