Nov. 1-4, 2019 Unit 34 will have a visiting dog.
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e Chanticleer is a dog-free building, and the Board can allow short term exceptions, with advance notice. Please refer to the Visiting Pet Policy, posted on our web site or contact management if you require a written copy.
Should you have any concerns about this visiting pet please contact Ted at 780-203-4105.
Ted would prefer to have the garage cleared at 7:30 am this Friday to ensure the equipment and workers can start on time.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Please do not let anyone in the building you do not know or are not expecting, including delivery people.
If expecting a delivery when you will not be home, please make arrangements with a neighbour in advance.
No deliveries should be left in the hallway for more than a very brief period, especially ones with fresh food.
Also any notices stuck on a door, unless placed by a sheriff or police, should be removed for security purposes. They are a clear advertisement that no one is home.
We can all help maintain building security: Please slide these kinds of items under the door if possible, or remove them. This applies to anything left in the hallway by a unit: flyers, notices, newspapers etc.
Contact the building manager if you have concerns or need help dealing with an ongoing issue.
Note: balcony & patio windows will only be done if someone is home to give access.
Please remove anything from the floor space, vehicles, bikes, scooters etc. by 8 am.
As a condo owner it is important to be informed about the changes to condo legislation and how they affect you as an owner.
Click the link above for registration information.
We will have a move tomorrow, March 18. Please expect some elevator delays. Expected late morning, early afternoon. Apologies for the short notice.
to all owners who returned their ballots promptly.
The resolution has passed!
Management will proceed with the next steps in the roofing project.
There is a free public information session by Newo Global Energy coming soon.The city recently released feedback from the ongoing community information sessions about the development of the former St. John’s school site on 120 Street.
The What We Heard Report gives a summary of recent sessions.
