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Fall 2020 – WPCL Newsletter WINDSOR PARK COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER Quarterly Newsletter – Fall 2020 Edition NOTES ON SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES IN SOCIAL HALL In continued accordance with the Province of Alberta’s COVID-19 guidelines, regularly scheduled activities at the Windsor Park Hall have been suspended until further notice. Please check the website (www.windsor-park.ca) for updates on any outdoor or other activities that are being hosted by our neighbours – and request to subscribe to our e- news by e-mailing [email protected]. IT’S MEMBERSHIP SEASON Sign up online at https://efcl.org/membership-purchase/ or drop the following form and a cheque in the mailbox at the social hall: WINDSOR PARK COMMUNITY LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP Types of Membership: APPLICATION Family (household of any Membership Type: __Family __Single __Student __Senior __Associate number) - $25/year Adult 1: _______________________ Adult 2: _____________________ Single: $15/year Children/Dependents: ______________________________ Age:_______ Student (18yrs+): $10/year Seniors (65yrs+): $0 (or ________________________________________________ Age:_______ donation, if desired) ________________________________________________ Age:_______ Associate Business: $30 Address: ____________________________________________________ Email: __________________________ Phone: _____________________ Cheques Payable to: Windsor Park Community League Interested in receiving WPCL email/e-News updates: Yes _____ No _____ 11840 87 Ave NW Edmonton, AB T6G 2S3 Volunteer interest (optional) – Role, Idea: _______________________________ Membership Contact: Marilyn at 780-432-7660 or THANK YOU FOR BECOMING A WPCL MEMBER! [email protected] Fall 2020 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. WPCL Executive and Director Features a. President’s Page …………………………………….……………………….………………………..……....…… 3 b. Executive Listing and Volunteer Requests………………………………………………………………….….… 4 c. Civics i. An Eye on City Hall – Zoning Bylaw News ……………………………………………………………5-6 ii. Park Plan News…………………………………………………………………………………………..7-8 iii. Proposed Compact Recreation Centre…………………………………………………………………...9 d. Health and Wellness: Overview • Accidental Poisoning .……………………………….…………..………..……………………...………20 e. Membership……………………………….…………..………………...….…………………………………..……1 f. Abundant Communities - Neighbour Connector Feature………….….………………………………….…23-24 g. Block Social Images…………………………………………………………………………………………….23-32 B. Windsor Park Columns a. Break and Enters – South Windsor Park ……………………………………..……………………………………6 b. Spray Deck Update ………………………………………………………………………………………………...10 c. Helping Families Walk or Wheel to School ……...………………………………………………………………..11 d. Painting and Handywork Services ………………………………………………………………………………..11 e. House Cleaning Services ………………………………………………………………………………………….11 f. Windsor Park (AKA “The Flower Story”): What’s the Story? ……………………………………………….12-13 g. Book Excepts and Publications ……………………………………………………………………………….15-16 h. ESO in WP ……………………………..…………………………………………………………………………..17 i. Pop up Garden …………………………………..…………………………………………………………………18 C. Public Announcements and Charity Features a. Alcoholic Anonymous …………………………………………………..……......…………………..….……...…10 b. Mediation and Restorative Justice Centre …………………………………………………………………….…23 c. ElderDog………………………………………………………………………………………………………….… 22 D. University of Alberta a. University Club ……………………………………………………………..………………………………….…….8 E. Services and Lessons a. Services and Facilities: i. Recital Space to Rent (St. George’s Anglican Church) …………………………………………....… 20 ii. Contractor Referral Services and Real Estate .………………………………………….………..……22 iii. Seniors Residences: Tegler Foundation (9943-110St) …………………………….….…………..… 22 b. Music Lessons: i. Edmonton Guitar Music School ……………………………………………………………………….…21 c. MP Heather McPherson …………………………………………………………………………………………...14 d. Fresh Routes ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….14 e. Fruit Picking Rescue ……………………………………………………………………………………………….14 f. 7 Degrees …………………………………………………………………………………………………………...17 g. Culina on the Lake …………………………………………………………………………………………………16 h. Café Reinette …………………………………………………………………………………………………….…19 Fall 2020 2 WINDSOR PARK COMMUNITY LEAGUE PRESIDENT’S PAGE BY SCOTT MEADOWS Just as everyone has been impacted by the current crisis, so too has the community league been affected. When the dominos began to fall in March and closures started, my initial reaction had been to hunker down and wait it out, thinking that we would be back to normal within a few months. We’re now six months in and the end is not yet in sight. We cannot go back to normal and so must find new ways to build and sustain community. I am happy to report that resourceful Windsor Park neighbours are finding ways to do just that. We have enjoyed musical events in parks and on front porches. Driveway wine tastings. Business meetings in the park. Socially distanced yard parties. Some have been sponsored or promoted by the community league, but many more have been spontaneous acts of neighbourliness. As these events have taken off, I admit to having been hesitant to offer official community league support, not wanting to promote potentially unsafe interactions. I am happy that my worries were groundless as we’ve always responsibly maintained safe social distancing throughout. I’m now the biggest fan! Although the onset of cooler weather will change what can be offered, I want to encourage Windsor Park neighbours to think of creative new ways to bring people together safely. Small or large, you will have the support of the community league and we’ll help get the word out. Neighbourhood Connector Penny Tucker, leader of Windsor Park’s Abundant Community Edmonton (ACE) effort, is a golden resource for new ideas and planning help. And Communications Director Gail Powley has provided invaluable support to WP neighbours with her periodic eNews bulletins. The work of the league continues despite difficulties in meeting in person in our usual space. The Executive has been meeting online and outdoors. We continue to follow several development issues including building code variance requests and bylaw complaints. The heritage street signs are being prepared for installation in the fall. There are many Covid safety concerns about re-opening the hall for limited use that require careful study and attention. We should be able to open the rink as usual, although there will likely be some precautions that must be observed. Although we can’t say when, I remain hopeful that we’ll soon be able to resume normal programming We’ll soon be scheduling our Annual General Meeting where we will elect members of the Executive. Please contact me if you might like to stand for election, or help with the mission of the league in another capacity. Fall 2020 3 WPCL EXECUTIVE and VOLUNTEER NEEDS Police-Non-Emergency: (780) 423-4567 City of Edmonton – Info & Issue Reporting: 311 President | Scott Meadows Soccer (3)| Timur Ozelsel, |Vacant - New Leads [email protected] Needed, [email protected] Past President & Communications Director | Casino (May 18&19) |Bonnie Austen* Gail Powley [email protected] [email protected] Assistant Communications Director | Christine Powley Unrau Social (2) | Gail Powley, Seeking volunteers Vice-President | Lloyd Steier Facebook | Sara Kalke, [email protected] Secretary | Ronnene Anderson Sustainability (1) | Dorothee Feils, [email protected] * 780-919-3538 [email protected] Treasurer | Chris Carlyle Webmaster |Marilyn Steier Finance Audit Committee | Rolf Mirus. Luca University Liaisons | Seeking volunteer Vanzella, Harold Banister Preschool | Nick Johnson [email protected] Central Area Council/Planning Committee Lead| Elaine Solez *[email protected] * 780-431-0292 Neighbour Watch| [email protected] Directors-At-Large | Robert Gariepy, Martha Steenstrup WPCL QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER Neighbourhood Connector, Abundant Community | Penny Tucker * [email protected] * 780-970-8418 Next Deadline: November 14, 2020 Building Manager | Andreas Loutas Advertising Rates: Membership and Landscaping | Marilyn Gaa - Windsor Park residents can post short ads for free [email protected] * 780-432-7660 - Business Rates: Newsletter | Alexia Ferrari [email protected] $15 $30 $60 Hall Rental | Lynn Wolff [email protected] ¼ page ½ page Full page Rink Maintenance | Ivan Fair [email protected] New Volunteers Always Appreciated! Please contact Scott Meadows at [email protected]. Note: If you are new to the community, or know of any new Windsor Park residents, please contact [email protected] so we can extend a community welcome! WIRELESS PASSWORD for the park is the building address repeated twice 1184011840 Fall 2020 4 AN EYE ON CITY HALL, BY ELAINE SOLEZ, WPCL CIVICS DIRECTOR Zoning Bylaw News Follow up on Open Parking: In response to the write up about Open Parking in the June newsletter, a number of residents expressed concern to the league and to City Council. The league then also raised the possibility of demand for renting parking spaces on residential property given the neighbourhood’s proximity to the university. While the changes to parking were approved by City Council effective July 1, 2020, Councillor Henderson’s follow up motion to review the impact of the bylaw change on parking in residential areas near traffic generators also was approved. Meantime there should be less demand for parking near sports facilities and post-secondary institutions this year because of changes as a result of Covid. Zoning Bylaw Renewal: The City is
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