Welcome to Salter Square, Kanata, Ontario, Canada
A WORKSHOP to gather ideas for use of the property at 2 THE PARKWAY was held on Jan. 24 at Earl of March. Unfortunately, no progress was made. Residents who have constructive ideas about what COULD go on the property are encouraged to communicate those ideas to Ms. Wilkinson at Marianne.Wilkinson@ottawa.ca
Greenstar has been asked to instruct their crew to blast their horns when on site. This alerts residents to move their vehicles from their parking spaces for snow removal. When you hear the blast, we ask that you move your vehicle temporarily so the parking areas can be cleared. Once the removal crew is finished [...]
Please note, the use of salt bins by residents is not allowed. This is for use by Greenstar for our common paths and roadways. The bins are here for the convenience of Greenstar when salting the pathways Please refrain from using the salt for personal use. Thanks! The Board
Capital Systems email address is parkingregistrations@telus.blackberry.net Visitor’s Parking number to call: 613-686-5991 to register overnight guests, as well you can email above. The number takes you to a voice mail recording. You will be asked to leave all the relevant details.
In case you lost your copy, or prefer the digital version, here it is: December 2011 Newsletter HERE
Please note that the salt bins around the development are there exclusively for the use of Greenstar. Please purchase your own salt for personal pathways.
In collaboration with a committee struck at the AGM to consider options on the proposed development, your Board has sent a letter to the developer of the proposed high rise, the Morley Hoppner Group, Inc., outlining concerns about the impacts of this building on Salter traffic, foundations, water and sewer issues. The letter makes a [...]
There was a large group present at the Ward meeting and another meeting has been scheduled for December 12 at 7 (Mlacak Centre). We will keep you updated on details. ***There are already concerns about overcrowding in local schools. Why not contact the principals of local schools to note your concerns?