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December 2014 Rockcliffe Park DATES to REMEMBER Residents Association DECEMBER 3 Wednesday 7:00 Pm The Rockcliffe New s December 2014 Rockcliffe Park DATES TO REMEMBER Residents Association DECEMBER www.rockcliffepark.ca 3 Wednesday 7:00 pm ......Christmas Tree Lighting and Carol Sing, Community Hall* Saturday 2 to 4 pm ........Elmwood School Holly Tea, Elmwood School, BOARD OF DIRECTORS 6 261 Buena Vista Road* Brian Dickson, President 7 Sunday 10 am to 3 pm ..Locavore Artisan Food Fair, at Encounters With Canada – [email protected] Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre, 1805 Gaspé Avenue * Kathy Day, Vice President 10 Wednesday 7:30 pm ......Heritage Committee Meeting, Community Hall [email protected] 14 Sunday 2 to 4 pm ..........Children’s Christmas Party, Community Hall* John Murphy, Treasurer [email protected] JANUARY Marilyn Venner, Secretary 21 Wednesday 7:15 pm ......RPRA Board Meeting, Community Hall [email protected] 31 Saturday 10 am to noon ..Experience Ashbury Day, Ashbury College, 362 Mariposa* Alexander Macklin, Past President Date and Time TBA ......Rockcliffe Park Garden Club : Annual National Gallery [email protected] Private Tour and Luncheon* Chris Barker [email protected] FEBRUARY Michele Collum Hayman Wednesday 7:30 pm ......Heritage Committee Meeting, Community Hall [email protected] 4 Wednesday 8:00 pm ......Speakers Program : David Halton, former CBC Susan d ’Aquino 11 correspondent, on “Matthew Halton: Canada’s Voice at [email protected] War: Journalism Then and Now, ” Community Hall * Jane Dobell 25 Wednesday 7:30 pm ......Joint Annual General Meeting of the Boards of the 613 749-1433 RPRA and The Village Foundation , Community Hall Russell Gibson 26 Thursday 7:30 pm .........Rockcliffe Park Garden Club : Benjamin Strapper, [email protected] Landscape Designer with MacKinnon Reid & Associates, Caroline Gingras on Fire and Water in the Garden, Community Hall * [email protected] *Additional information on these events may be found in this newsletter. Joan Kellett [email protected] . Join Us in December at Peter Lewis [email protected] Community Hall for Our Reminder: Annual Holiday Events Linda McDonald Wednesday the 3rd, 7:00 pm: Christmas Tree Lighting and Carol Sing [email protected] With performances by the Salvation Army Band and Elmwood School’s Michael Teeter Junior Choir.. 613 748-5061 Sunday the 14th, 2:00 to 4:00 pm: Children’s Christmas Party Featuring Horse Drawn ‘Sleigh’ Rides with Santa Claus, Outdoor Hockey, Board meetings are held monthly and Hot Chocolate, Goopee the Clown, Music, Arts and Crafts ...and more! are open to all. See calendar for dates and times. Comments and suggestions VOLUME 14 • NUMBER 6 are always welcome. Correspondence to The Rockcliffe News, the newsletter of the Rockcliffe Park Residents Association (RPRA), is Board members and any enquiries for published six times each year: February, April, June, August, October and December. Submissions administration purposes may be addressed pertaining to the Village are welcome by mid month before publication. Copy may be ed ited for by email to [email protected]. clarity, length and content. Editor: Cynthia Hamady, [email protected] PRESIDENT’S REPORT The roar of the leaf blowers has subsided as the last leaves have now fallen. The first large fluffy snow flakes lay briefly on the ground, to be replaced today by a carpet of frost. Temperatures have dropped dramatically and each day now ends so early, as we experience the first snows of winter. I would like to begin by congratulating our Mayor, Jim Watson, on his well-deserved re-election in the recent municipal elections. I also welcome our new Councillor, Tobi Nussbaum, as our representative at City Hall. Tobi is well known to many of us and over the years has assumed a leadership role on issues of importance to us and surrounding communities. We look forward to maintaining and enhancing a very productive working relationship with him in the future. Also, a big thank you to Peter Clark for all his efforts on our behalf over the past four years. Peter was always attentive and responsive to our requests and concerns, and effective in dealing with them. We wish him all the best in his future endeavours. In a previous newsletter, I mentioned the issue of lot severances. An application has been filed to sever a lot on Old Prospect Road, which would result in two lots that are deficient in size under the Zoning By-law. The Rockcliffe Park Residents Asso - ciation (RPRA) opposed the application since our Lot Severance Policy stipulates that in the case of a severance, the resulting lots must conform to the requirements of the Zoning By-law. In spite of this, the application was approved by Planning Com - mittee and City Council earlier this year. The RPRA will oppose this application once again when the Committee of Adjustment considers the severance issue, as well as requested variances. As regards the Pond, the water level is alarmingly low and some have wondered whether it is draining back into the aquifer. Hopefully, winter snows and spring rains will restore it to a normal level, as was the case last year. With respect to the con - sultants’ report on bank stability and shoreline erosion, the main recommendations were to reset the boulders at the public access point and to add granular material adjacent to the gravel path on the west side of the Pond to prevent further erosion there. We carried out a site visit with a representative of the City to discuss these recommendations and to provide our own observations and suggestions. We have more recently been in touch with the City regarding follow-up next year. On a per - sonal note, I had an unexpected encounter with a large otter when I was swimming in the Pond in mid October. I have written a brief account of this adventure, which appears elsewhere in this newsletter. As has been the case in previous years, the RPRA has worked closely on Village priorities with the Village Foundation and its Chair, Bonnie Robinson. This year the RPRA received more than $16,000 to support many of our activities, including the rehabilitation of parts of the soccer field, the Evening Speakers Program, the Christmas Tree Lighting and Carol Sing, the rejuvenation of the Princess Triangle, and the publication of The Rockcliffe News and our Annual Report. We also received funding to hire a heritage expert to provide advice on the development of a new Heritage Conservation District Manage - ment Plan, which I have described in previous newsletters. On behalf of the Board of the RPRA, I would like to thank the Village Foundation for its financial support and to acknowledge its importance for our work on behalf of the community. Finally, I hope you will be able to join us for the Christmas Tree Lighting and Carol Sing at the Community Hall on Wednes - day, December 3, at 7:00 pm. The Children’s Christmas Party will take place on Sunday, December 14, from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Many thanks to Jim Carr and Russ Gibson, respectively, for organizing these events and bringing us together during the Christmas Season. With best regards, Brian Dickson Rockcliffe Park Residents Association Seeks Additional Board Members for 2015 Please consider joining the Rockcliffe Park Residents Association Board of Directors for 2015. Contact Brian Dickson, President, or any current Board member (contact information available on the front page of this newsletter or at www.rockcliffepark.ca ) to ask about how to help us grow our community. 2 | THE ROCKCLIFFE NEWS December 2014 THE VILLAGE FOUNDATION FRIENDS OF THE VILLAGE OF ROCKCLIFFE PARK www.rockcliffeparkfoundation.org Foundation Factoids 2013: The Village Foundation is a unique organization made up • Revitalization of the Princess Triangle of volunteer community members who manage an endow - • Memorial tree planting for W. Thomas Delworth ment fund. The interest from this fund is used to support • Preparation of the Commemorative Plaque Inventory community projects and programs. As of October 31, 2014, the endowment is at $660,086. Many of the funded initiatives The Annual Community Appeal are undertaken by the Rockcliffe Park Resident’s Associa - is Coming Soon! tion (RPRA) and fall under three areas: conservation of the Soon you will receive a letter from the Foundation request - preservation of the heritage character of the Village, and ing your support for the Annual Community Appeal. All promotion of a sense of community for all residents. donations are tax deductible. With the lower interest rates, Annually, funding is provided to the RPRA for: donations from the Appeal will increase the endowment, which will then be used to support your community. • Communications, including The Rockcliffe News • Tree planting on the street verges and green spaces Commemorative Plaque Project • Maintenance of the Jubilee Gardens lawn and flower beds For the past two summers, the Foundation undertook and • Christmas Tree Lighting and Carol Sing funded an initiative to document and describe the wide range of commemorative plaques and benches found throughout • The Evening Speakers Program our community. A sample of the pictorial catalogue is avail - Also, the following is a sampling of some of the funded ini - able for reference on the Foundation’s website, www.rock tiatives taken on by the RPRA in the last few years: cliffeparkfoundation.org, or visit our Public Library Branch, where the full inventory is available to view. Some of the 2010: plaques on the benches have gone missing over the years. • New lectern for the community hall If you have information on any of these plaques, please con - • Remedial work in the wooded area in the east end of tact the Village Foundation so that repairs can be initiated. McKay Lake and the Pond Future Funding Ideas • Rehabilitation of the Rockcliffe Park Public School track Is there a current project that would have lasting commu - and soccer field nity impact that the Foundation could support? With the 2011: sesquicentennial coming up soon, your ideas are welcome, as the Village Foundation encourages community-initiated • Street tree inventory update projects.
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