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Homeowners Association Recreation Centre with Convenient Transit Service MARCH 2018 Your Community Newsletter since 2005 Concert Listings Councillor Programs Update at the Ranch In Our Community Your Community Newsletter since 2005 Councillor Report Community and Residents Associations oute 158 was changed to service the new Rocky Ridge Rocky Ridge Royal Oak RRecreation Centre. The bus route will be routed Community Association through the recreation centre site itself with a new stop 403-879-2820 • [email protected] • www.rrroca.org opened up at the northwest end of the building. This change will help better connect users of the Rocky Ridge Rocky Ridge Ranch Homeowners Association Recreation Centre with convenient transit service. 10709 Rocky Ridge Blvd NW Calgary, AB T3G 4G1 Now that recycling is widely available at home and work, 403-547-6633 • [email protected] • www.rrrha.ca The City of Calgary collects less than one-quarter of what they once did through their Community Recycling Depot Royal Oak Estates Homeowners Association (CRD) network. After careful review, The City has decided [email protected] • www.roeha.ca to close nine of their locations. In Ward 1, the Varsity Community Recycling Depot on Varley Drive NW closure The Cascades in Royal Oak Residents will be completed by mid-February. The nearby locations Association available are Market Mall at 3625 Shaganappi Tr NW and 403-299-1810 • [email protected] North Hill on 1901 16 Ave NW. www.cascadesroyaloak.camp7.org The Dale Hodges Park is a new City park space that will Elected Officials Ward 1 Councillor: Ward Sutherland also provide water treatment for stormwater going 403-268-2430 into the Bow River. Most of the site development was [email protected] completed in 2017. Fine grading and seeding of the MLA: Minister Sandra Jansen MP: Pat Kelly, Calgary Rocky Ridge laydown areas will be completed, weather permitting, 403-297-7104 403-282-7980 in the spring of 2018. The water infrastructure will be [email protected] [email protected] commissioned during the winter of 2018. Editor & Article Submissions [email protected] The City of Calgary will communicate with the public Submission deadlines for this monthly publication are the 10th of the month, prior to the distribution month. and impacted businesses about the redevelopment of the Varsity Fire Station #17 Redevelopment. For updates on Advertising Sales: this project, please call 311. Phil: 403-660-7324 ...........................................phil@suburbanjournals.ca The ad booking deadline is the 14th of the month prior to the distribution month. The construction of Tuscany Fire Station is aimed to be This publication is published 12 times a year by Suburban Journals Publishing and delivered to residents completed by the end of June, 2018. by Canada Post. This publication is also available for pickup from local retail outlets. Please note: the information and opinions in this newsletter are subject to change, and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the publisher or editor. Content contained in this publication may not be For more information on the above updates, visit my reproduced without the written consent of Suburban Journals Publishing. The information herein is believed accurate but not warranted so. Any advertisements, home businesses, website at Calgary.ca/ward1 or sign up for the Ward 1 babysitters & nannies, or other parties listed in the Rocky Ridge Royal Oak View should Report www.WardSutherland.com not be interpreted as recommendations or endorsements by the editor or the publisher. Ward Sutherland, Councillor, Ward 1 THE ROCKY RIDGE & ROYAL OAK VIEW MARCH 2018 3 ROCKY RIDGE RANCH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION RRRHA Updates Skating Please note that helmets are recommended while skating. The ice has been divided into separate areas for hockey and skating, and we ask that sticks and pucks be kept off the public skating area. If the “Keep off the ice” signs are present, we ask that all members refrain from getting on the lake. Ice updates will be posted on our website, social media sites (Facebook and Facebook members page) and our road signs. Upcoming RRRHA Events If the weather cooperates, we will have our family skating party on March 10th. Lunch (hot dogs, chips, hot chocolate and coffee) will be available between 12:00 and The RRRHA Mission Statement: 1:00, with other snacks, beverages and treats available To enhance the value and properties of Rocky for purchase throughout the day. Ridge Ranch through judicious self management **Please check our website for updates on this event of all lands, properties and assets and to enhance as cancellation could occur at the last minute** the programs made available through our Ranch Centre which best serve our community’s diversity, providing additional homeowner Stay Informed value and benefit. Important information, updates or alerts will be flagged up on our website: www.rrrha.ca or new Facebook page: www.facebook.com/groups/1747696902175263 Rocky Ridge Ranch Homeowners Association or Twitter: @RockyRidgeHOA or direct to your email 10709 Rocky Ridge Blvd NW address by way of mass emails. If you wish to be added to Calgary, AB T3G 4G1 the email list, please notify us at [email protected] Phone: 403-547-6633 Fax: 403-547-6634 www.rrrha.ca [email protected] Office Hours Mon/Fri: 9:00am-4:00pm Tue/Wed/Thu 9:00am-9:00pm Sat/Sun 9:00am-4:00pm ** Closed on January 1, 2018 Board of Directors Vice President ....................................Amanda Tischer-Dees Secretary .................................................Tony Scherpenisse Treasurer ...................................................... Val Ostopowich Director .......................................................Garett Wohlberg Director ........................................................Bunmi Oyebanji Director ............................................................. Collin Smith Director ..................................................... Michael Morrison Facebook Page Check out our Facebook page for the latest updates from the Ranch! facebook.com/rockyridgeranchHA THE ROCKY RIDGE & ROYAL OAK VIEW MARCH 2018 5 ROCKY RIDGE RANCH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION Winter Programs ADULT CLASSES YANG/YIN YOGA 11 classes Mondays w/Marcy The Winter session of classes runs from January until Time: 9:30am – 10:45am March. Drop in passes are still available. Please contact April 9th – June 25th (excluding May 21st) the office for more information. Cost: $135 (members), $150 (non-members) *minimum 5 participants **Please note that our program offerings have changed since the January publication. *NEW* ZUMBA GOLD 11 classes Mondays w/ Ruth ADULT CLASSES Time: 7:45pm – 8:45pm April 9th – June 18th (excluding May 21st) YANG/YIN YOGA 10 classes Cost: $135 (members), $150 (non-members) Mondays w/Marcy *minimum 5 participants Time: 9:30am – 10:45am January 15th – April 3rd (excluding Feb.12th & 19th) YOGA 12 classes Cost: $120 (members), $135 (non-members) Tuesdays w/ Vanitha Time: 6:15pm – 7:45pm THERAPEUTIC YOGA FOR A BETTER BACK April 10th – June 26th Tuesdays w/ Vanitha 12 classes Cost: $160 (members), $180 (non-members) Time: 8:15pm – 9:15pm *minimum 6 participants January 9th – March 27th THERAPEUTIC YOGA FOR A BETTER BACK Cost: $145 (members), $155 (non-members) Tuesdays w/ Vanitha 12 classes Time: 8:00pm – 9:00pm PILATES 12 classes April 10th – June 26th Tuesdays w/Laurie Cost: $145 (members), $155 (non-members) Time: 8:20 pm – 9:10pm *minimum 5 participants January 9th – March 27th Cost: $120 (members), $135 (non-members) PILATES 12 classes Tuesdays w/Laurie 50+ YOGA 12 classes Time: 8:20 pm – 9:10pm Wednesdays w/ Vanitha April 10th – June 26th Time: 10:30am - 12:00am Cost: $145 (members), $160 (non-members) January 10th – March 28th *minimum 5 participants Cost: $155 (members), $180 (non-members) 50+ YOGA 12 classes Wednesdays w/ Vanitha YOGA 12 classes Time: 10:30am - 12:00am Thursdays w/ Vanitha April 11th – June 27th Time: 9:00am – 10:30am Cost: $155 (members), $180 (non-members) January 11th – March 29th *minimum 6 participants Cost: $155 (members), $180 (non-members) FLOW YOGA 10 classes Wednesdays w/ Marcy Spring Programs Time: 11:30am - 12:30pm April 11th – June 27th (excluding May 30th) The Spring session of classes runs from April until June. Cost: $125 (members), $140 (non-members) Online registration will be available on our website at *minimum 5 participants www.rrrha.ca by March 1st. Punch passes and drop ZUMBA 12 classes in passes will be available when the minimum number Wednesdays w/ Ruth of registrations has been reached for the class. Please Time: 5:30pm – 6:30pm contact the office for more information. April 11th – June 27th Cost: $135 (members), $150 (non-members) *minimum 5 participants THE ROCKY RIDGE & ROYAL OAK VIEW MARCH 2018 7 ROCKY RIDGE RANCH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION YOGA 12 classes Thursdays w/ Vanitha Class Descriptions Time: 9:00am - 10:30am April 12th – June 27th Yang/Yin Yoga: Yang/Yin class starts with flowing Cost: $155 (members), $180 (non-members) movement to get the heart rate up and warm the body. *minimum 6 participants The second half of the class slows the mind and body; working into the fascia and connective tissue. It is a great SEWING 8 classes class for all levels. Thursdays w/ Judy Time: 1:00pm - 3:30pm Zumba: Perfect for everybody and March 8th – April 26th every body! Once the Latin and World Cost: $160 (members), $190 (non-members) rhythms take over, you’ll see why *minimum 5 participants Zumba® Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. Super effective? Summer Camps at the Ranch Check. Super fun? Check and check. A total workout, combining all elements Tennis lessons will be updated and available by May. of fitness – cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy Please visit [email protected] and a serious dose of awesome each for information about Bricks For Kidz time you leave class. This is a fast- camps. These camps include Bat League: paced, high energy class! Super Heroes and Villains July 16 - 20 (ages 5-12) and Jurassic Brick Land camp *NEW* Zumba GOLD: Like our July 16 - 20 (ages 5-12).
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