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  • RKHCA Board Meeting Minutes:

    • AGM, 2010

    Jul/10  Aug/10  Sep/10  Oct/10  Nov/10  Dec/10  Jan/11  Feb/11  Mar/11  Apr/11 May/11 Jun/11  AGM, 2011

  • The Calgary Flames and the Flames Foundation for Life are joining the Calgary Centennial Arena expansion team to assist in the construction of the third arena at the Facility.  Read more ...
  • Richmond Knob Hill was selected as an eligible community for the 2010 NeighbourWoods Program.  140 trees were planted in our community on June 19th.  We are told that breaks the previous community record of 135.  Well done!
  • RKHCA Annual General Meeting was held on Jun15/10.  For an update Board & Volunteer list visit our Contacts page.  AGM documents include:  2010 Audited Financial Statements and draft AGM Minutes.
  • Private Graffiti Abatement Program - The City of Calgary will partner with residents and business owners in an effort to remove graffiti from private property.  Under the program, residents will call 3-1-1 to report graffiti on their property.  They will be asked to pay a $25 fee and sign a waiver granting a City contractor permission to remove the graffiti.  There is a $100 removal fee for businesses.  All revenue will be reinvested into the program. For more information, visit calgary.ca/bylawservices or call Laura Shott at 403-268-1880.
  • Work to restore the Richmond Knob Hill Habitation Markers begins.  For more information read the enclosed article from the October edition of The Review.  Habitation Markers
  • Local businesses support membership drive by offering coupons/discounts to new and renewing members. Watch for further updates on Membership Sponsors page.  Please support the businesses who so generously support our community.


    • Federation of Calgary Communities

    The Federation of Calgary Communities is an organization committed to the provision of effective, efficient services that enhance the ability of community associations to provide necessary services. While officially incorporated in 1961 under the Societies Act, the Federation has actually worked for over fifty years in the coordination of services required by community associations.

    The Federation of Calgary Communities is one of the few organizations in Canada to enable the partnering of public and private sectors with community-based organizations, to deliver services that increasingly make a difference in the lives of residents.

    Community Survey

    The Federation of Calgary Communities and the City of Calgary Community and Neighbourhood Services are hosting a survey to learn more about what community residents feel about living in our communities.  Each community association will get a summary of the results to help us better understand your needs and concerns.  Draw prizes are being offered to encourage participation.  Here is where to share your feedback.  It only takes 5-10 minutes. Deadline to complete the survey is June 30th.

     

    City News

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