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PREsidENT’s MEssAgEAs we are now entering the summer season we will look forward to good weather, family get-togethers, barbe-cues with friends and perhaps a visit or two to the Cal-gary Stampede!

I’m pleased to report that as we wind down another fis-cal year at the Springbank Hill Community Association, we can look back with pride on the success we achieved over the past year. Our initiatives included successful winter ice rink seasons at our Montreux and Spring-bank Hill rinks, a wonderful adult social event and fund-raiser, community cleanup day, parade of garage sales, our children soccer and t-ball program, and the recent grand opening of our amazing new community park! Thanks to all the board members and volunteers who give up their family time to help us achieve our goals and objectives at the community association! We can-not succeed as a vibrant community association with-out the help of volunteers, so we thank those that have been so generous with their time and as always, we welcome new volunteers to join us!

We have now launched our annual membership drive. Memberships can be purchased online from our web site, springbankhill.org. Purchases made anytime after May 1st of this year will not expire until the end of our next fiscal year, August 31, 2020. If you currently hold a membership you should have received a renewal re-minder email. We invite all other community residents to support our community association with the pur-chase of a membership. Cost is only $25 per year per family. We use membership revenue to fund our small operating budget which allows us to put together our annual events and cover our operating costs for rinks, soccer and the park. Your support is appreciated.

I want to take a minute to recognize the work of two other committees at the community association. The first is our planning committee which has been very busy reviewing numerous development proposals in our community and providing feedback to the city planners and developers on behalf of our community residents. The new Area Structure Plan for our com-munity has opened the door for many new develop-ments and with the city’s desired focus on increasing densities we are holding them accountable to ensure ASP density limits are respected, infrastructure/roads needs are properly integrated into the plans and that

pedestrian friendly, community oriented, leading edge mixed use designs are adopted.

The second group is our traffic/safety committee. One of the key focus areas for this group in the past year has been road safety (they were responsible for the installa-tion of ‘iSlows’ solar speed warning signs on Springbank Blvd), and the current priority is the Southwest Ring Road project. While we welcome the much needed new ring road section, we have been liaising with Alberta Transportation as well as our MLA, Councillor, and other stakeholders to address several concerns regarding noise and dust impacts for homes backing onto the Hwy 8 stretch of road, and we continue to fight for the addition of noise barriers on the north side of Hwy 8. Re-cently Alberta Transportation has asked Enmax to mod-ify the location of their existing high-power line along the ring road route in close proximity to our commun-ity. We are deeply concerned that Enmax may choose a new route for the power line along the north side of Hwy 8 just behind the homes on the south edge of our community. We feel this option is sub-optimal for sev-eral reasons, as it appears to be significantly more ex-pensive for Enmax (resulting in higher rates passed onto to their customers), and more disruptive than other op-tions that have been identified. We also have concerns with the potential health impacts due to EMF radiation. Together with the Slopes Homeowner Association we have raised this matter with Enmax and Alberta Trans-portation and they have now committed to holding another open house to engage with our residents. Stay tuned for the details of the open house - we need your help in addressing this matter and would appreciate your attendance at the upcoming open house to be held by Enmax. See our Facebook page for more details in the coming weeks.

Have a great summer!Elio CozziPresident, Springbank Hill Community Association


We are so excited to show you a sneak peek of the Springbank Hill art wall that will be located in our new park! Art-ist, Michelle Hoogveld, has developed this amazing design and we can’t wait to see the final product. We offered an opportunity to vote on one of three designs at our adult fundraiser in May, and this was the design that the community chose! Please make sure to pop by the park and check out the new art wall! Tag Springbank Hill Com-munity Association on Facebook and Instragram if you post any pictures in front of the wall!

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BoARd of diRECToRsElio Cozzi President

Chair Membership CommitteeMember of Planning & Traffic Committees

[email protected]@springbankhill.org

Fiona Christiaansen Vice-PresidentChair Planning Committee


VACANT Treasurer [email protected]

Renee Huse Secretary [email protected]

Riaz Jiwani Chair Community Land Committee [email protected]

VACANT Chair, Events [email protected]

Jeff Davidson Bylaws & Community Gardens [email protected]

Marshall Naruzny Chair Traffic CommitteePlanning Committee member


Dan Hnatyshyn Montreux Rink [email protected]

Marlene Hinojosa Planning & Community Land [email protected]

Other Email Addresses:General Enquiries: [email protected]: [email protected] & T-Ball Sports Program Co-ordinator (Cherine Russell): [email protected] Rink Co-ordinator (Paul Duncan): [email protected] Hill Scout Troop #137 (contact: Dave Walker): [email protected]

A community association is an organization formed by the residents of an area to:•Manage and direct its social and recreational activities;•Act as an intervener in civic matters (planning and de-

velopment); and•Plan, develop and maintain community facilities and

amenities.

A homeowner’s association is a compulsory organi-zation created by a land developer to:•Manage and maintain the “marketing” amenities (en-

trance signage, ornamental parks and ponds, boule-vard landscaping and building) of a development that

the City will not accept responsibility to maintain; and•Manage and maintain amenities such as lakes and golf

courses.Additional information on the various homeowner as-sociations located in Springbank Hill is available at the links below.•Springbank Hill Homeowners Association

(www.sbhha.com)•The Slopes Community Association

(www.theslopes.ca)•Springborough Homeowners Association

(www.springborough.ca)

What’s the difference between Community Associations and Homeowner’s Associations?


Elio Cozzi PresidentChair Membership CommitteeMember of Planning & Traffic Committees


Fiona Christiaansen Vice-PresidentChair Planning Committee


VACANT Treasurer [email protected]

Renee Huse Secretary [email protected]

Riaz Jiwani Chair Community Land Committee [email protected]

VACANT Chair, Events [email protected]

Jeff Davidson Bylaws & Community Gardens [email protected]

Marshall Naruzny Chair Traffic CommitteePlanning Committee member


Dan Hnatyshyn Montreux Rink [email protected]

Marlene Hinojosa Planning & Community Land [email protected]

Other Email Addresses:General Enquiries: [email protected]: [email protected] & T-Ball Sports Program Co-ordinator (Cherine Russell): [email protected] Rink Co-ordinator (Paul Duncan): [email protected] Hill Scout Troop #137 (contact: Dave Walker): [email protected]

Purchase Your springbank Hill Community Association Annual Membership online!2018/2019 Annual Memberships Now Available

https://springbankhill.org/membership/

Our membership fee is $25.00 per household per year. Support your Springbank Hill Community Association by purchasing or renewing your membership now and start receiving these great perks:•Access to exclusive information and news about

our community (land development, projects, traffic, events, etc.)•Access to our community soccer and T-ball program

for 4- to 6-year-olds•Special discounts at various businesses in Springbank

Hill (coming soon!)•Knowledge that you’re supporting all of the valuable

things your CA does, including: events like Neighbour Day, the Community Cleanup, adult social events; land planning and development; government liaison on your behalf; 2 seasonal neighbourhood ice rinks; community playgrounds; community gardens; and so much more!

Residents can now purchase or renew their member-ship online for the current membership year. All mem-berships expire on our fiscal year-end date of August 31st. If you have an active membership you will receive a renewal notice email.

Purchase your membership anytime after May 1st and your membership will not expire until August 31 of the following year, for a total of up to 16 months of paid membership for the price of 12 months.

Please note that when you purchase your membership you will be added to our email distribution list to re-ceive exclusive email updates and newsletters. You will have an option to unsubscribe. When purchasing your membership for the first time, you will be required to setup an account with your selected ID and password. You will use this ID and password to access your account for renewals in the future. Let us know at [email protected] if you have any questions or difficul-ties accessing our membership system.

Thank you for supporting us, and helping us build a stronger, safer, active and vibrant community!

Springbank Hill Community Association continues to work towards completing project and putting on events within our community. Our members and volunteers are passionate about creating a positive community and are hoping you, or someone you know might consider joining our volunteer roster this year!

Is there something that you’re passionate about adding to our community? Are you passionate about more events? More art? Better flow of traffic? A development that will change the landscape of the community? Or, maybe you’re looking for an opportunity to network and meet more people in our community of 9,000 homes!

The Community Association will entertain any event or initiative that you’d like to bring to the table! If you’d like to run something by us, please email [email protected] and we’ll find a time to meet!

A few key volunteer roles that the Community Association would like to fill this year are:

• A Social Media and Communications volunteer• An event lead for “Paint in the Park” this fall• An event lead for our Adult fundraiser event in

May 2020• Volunteers for our Traffic and Planning

Committees• Volunteers for our Community Garden Committee• A volunteer photographer to document our

events!• Community Clean Up volunteers, May 2020

Should you be interested in filling one of these roles or adding an initiative to our list, please connect with us! We want to hear from you!


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In bottle drives alone, 67th Rangers has earned over $5000 for our trip to England and France next summer. Combine that with other Girl Guide unit earnings for trips this summer to Switzerland, On-tario and Newfoundland, together over the past two years, girls have earned over $20 000! All thanks to neighbourhood people like YOU.

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Our May 10th fundraiser was an amazing success. With over 90 attendees, everyone in attendance had an amaz-ing evening networking with neighbours and friends and dancing to great music from One Nite Band.

Here is the truth, our Community Association runs on an absolute shoestring budget, so these amazing events couldn’t be possible without the support of our amazing sponsors. Here is a list of the amazing businesses in our community that stepped up to Sponsor the event:

Rockwood Custom Homes sponsored the band for our event, making it possible for the amazing One Nite Band to return for a second year and provide music for us to dance the night away! This was a major sponsorship and we’re incredibly grateful!

Ronmor Developments sponsored the dinner for our event, making it possible for our guests to enjoy a feast from Jeruselem Shwarma! Our guests loved the food and raved about all of the options! (Even vegetarian and glu-ten free!)

The Slokker Group’s sponsorship paid for our space! These events cannot happen without a great location and rentals and cleaning fees that go with the event! Thanks, Slokker for making this possible!

SBHCA Board Member, Fiona Chistiaansen with Remax Realty Professionals, sponsored our dessert from Crave Cupcakes!

SBHCA Board Member, Renée Huse of MMG Mortgages sponsored the bar/beverages for our event. After expens-es, we brought over $4500 into our community!

Renee Huse has developed this fundraising project in our community and has run the event for the last 2 years. Cur-rently, she’s seeking a team to help run the event in future years. If you’re interested in working with Renee on this project, please reach out to her at [email protected]

We hope to see you next year at our event!

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May 2019 27 13 $ 727,400 $ 705,800

Apr 2019 24 9 $ 699,900 $ 668,000

Mar 2019 21 10 $ 699,800 $ 684,000

Feb 2019 6 3 $ 1,297,450 $ 1,237,500

Jan 2019 12 3 $ 644,450 $ 630,000

Dec 2018 6 2 $ 1,692,000 $ 1,670,000

Nov 2018 5 5 $ 814,900 $ 780,000

Oct 2018 11 10 $ 899,900 $ 874,200

Sep 2018 13 7 $ 657,000 $ 644,750

Aug 2018 17 6 $ 715,000 $ 714,900

Jul 2018 11 13 $ 1,262,500 $ 1,202,500

Jun 2018 13 10 $ 719,900 $ 700,000

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When an aircraft concentrated corridor and busy flight paths suddenly appear over a community, where, and to whom, do resi-

dents turn for solutions? Aside from contacting elected representatives, there are airport authority organiza-tions that are required to engage with communities. Are these organizations effective in their community en-gagement role? Unfortunately, they have shown they are not, especially if your community is located no-where near the airport.

In Calgary we have the Airport Community Consultative Committee (ACCC), a venue for communities to con-nect with aviation groups (i.e. Calgary Airport Author-ity, NAV Canada, Transport Canada, and the airlines) to discuss concerns as well as ask questions. This commit-tee is important because currently this is the only way for communities to interact with these aviation groups on a regular basis. The Calgary Airport Authority states that the ACCC is a community-based group, but the bulk of each quarterly meeting consists of aviation in-dustry reps stating how effective the flight paths over communities are and trivializing or ignoring the overall issue many communities have with high volume air traf-fic and noise.

These meetings are also not open to any interested/af-fected Calgary resident, but restricted only to the elect-ed Boards/nominated representatives of the various Calgary Community Associations, or politically elected representatives. Calgary Signal Hill M.P., Ron Liepert, has told us that members of his staff will not attend.

The March 2019 TRAN Report, Assessing the Impact of Aircraft Noise in the Vicinity of Major Canadian Airports,

notes that there is inadequate consultation, transparen-cy, and oversight exercised by individual airport author-ities. As part of its list of recommendations, this report calls for greater transparency and enhanced public participation in any airport authority decisions or oper-ational changes which could increase noise pollution. We look forward to the implementation of this recom-mendation and a complete refocus of the ACCC into a productive partnership with Calgary communities.

What can you do to voice your concerns about the air-craft noise and volume in your community? Contact our M.P., Ron Liepert ([email protected], 403-292-6666). As a member of the TRAN Committee which produced the recent aviation noise report, he is in an important and unique position to advocate for his constituents who are affected by aircraft noise.

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