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PAVING PROJECT UNDER WAY

​Canada Paving has begun Phase I of the paving project throughout the 200’s section of Salter Square which includes the main roadway, parking lots and walkway paving. 

The full scope of the repair work to the drains on the property has been determined and the cost of the repairs has been approved by the Board of Directors. Repair work on the portion of the drains located inside Phase 1 (the 200’s) will begin early next week on either Monday or Tuesday. Everyone is reminded to stay clear of the work area for everyone’s safety.

See full details on the recent Paving Update sent July 11th on this page under Notices.

​TEMPORARY PARKING DURING PHASE I
Vehicles in the construction zone can be ticketed and/or towed

This is a reminder for all owners, residents and guests to park only on the grass in the designated snow dump area along March Road as indicated on the map below.  There are also numerous visitor parking spaces available in the 100's Parking Lot K and Parking Lot J, also indicated on the map below

Pathway paving is well underway and roadway paving is to commence soon.
​GARBAGE REMINDER:  One temporary garbage site is located on the south side of the bike path not along the Penfield homes’ hedges. Please keep the drop zone between Salter and the bike path in the vicinity of units 228 and 231.  (see map)
The contractor must ensure that the infrastructure buried beneath the surface is in good working order before the resurfacing begins. While some delay has been experienced, and to prevent removing or damaging the new asphalt in the years to come, all the work must be done correctly at this time.

It is anticipated that Canada Paving should be on site in the coming days to begin paving sidewalks and other areas not affected by the infrastructure work and repairs. 

The Board of Directors and Management understand that the paving project will be an inconvenience at times, particularly given the recent disruptions and confinement due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. We kindly ask that all residents remember that this project will be completed sooner if all residents abide by the instructions given regarding road, parking and sidewalk closures during construction.

​Please remember that at no time are residents to enter into the construction area for any reason. The construction area is extremely dangerous and we do not want any injuries to occur, especially ones that can be avoided.

Contact Dave MacDonald, Property Manager directly with questions, concerns or suggestions, as Dave will be in contact with Canada Paving and Keller Engineering, who are overseeing this project. The Board of Directors will be given regular updates as the project progresses.
Amendments to Condominium Act, 1998,
​November 1, 2017
The provincial government has made amendments to the Condominium Act, 1998. These changes took effect on November 1, 2017. If you have not received this information, please contact the Property Manager.

Change in lien policy
October 8, 2013

Effective immediately, and in compliance with the Condominium Act, the Corporation has initiated a change in the lien policy, reducing the lien period to 60 days from 90 days.
 
                       Rocks created and placed by Rachel
  If you see one, please leave it in place for others to enjoy too! 
Rocks created and placed by Rachel
​If you see one, please leave it in place for others to enjoy  as well!  Click the Photos tab to see the complete collection.
Please find below links to notices. Click on the button provided to download the notice file to your computer.

Check back from time to time for new additions.
We request that all residents use an appropriate garbage can / recylce bin.
​DOING RENOVATIONS? PLANNING TO SELL?​
Because our homes were built 40+ years ago, some components contain small amounts of asbestos. There is no risk unless you are removing these elements.  If you want to scrape off the original popcorn finish on ceilings, remove original floor tiles or start knocking out drywall, please consult an expert and prepare for some abatement costs. 
Again—there is no risk to residents unless you remove these elements. To put this in perspective, wherever you go outdoors, there are always particles of mould, asbestos and other contaminants in the air.
​WATER CONSUMPTION                  ​Owners and residents are reminded that we all have a shared responsibility to be mindful  and to conserve water. 
For further information and tips on water consumption, click on the 'Water' tab under Rules & Regulations.​  Reduce water consumption and reduce costs.
For information and to participate in the Low-Flush Toilet Survey, please contact the Board.
​No longer want flyers?  Want to receive them? Call 613-316-4136 to make arrangements for the flyers delivered in plastic bags.

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