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The Official Rutland Park, Lincoln Park DECEMBER 2020 DELIVERED MONTHLY TO 3,900 HOUSEHOLDS THE POST THE OFFICIAL RUTLAND PARK, LINCOLN PARK & CURRIE COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER BUSINESS McLAWS LAW CLASSIFIEDS ESTATE PROBATE For business classified ad rates call Great News Media WILLS at 403-720-0762 or [email protected] POWERS OF ATTORNEY PERSONAL DIRECTIVES RUTLAND PARK MORTGAGE BROKER: Your mortgage Experienced, cost effective may be costing you thousands more than you need to and practical advice, representation pay! As a local mortgage professional, I have helped and counsel to meet your legal needs your neighbours navigate their purchase, refinance, and renewal options. Call Anita at 403-771-8771 | anita@ Insurance Disputes - Small Business anitamortgage.ca | Licensed by Verico Avenue Financial Employment Issues - General Litigation Real Estate Solutions. Peter B. McLaws NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICT? 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Great News Media and the Rutland Park Community and/or Residents’ Association do not endorse any person or persons advertising in this newsletter. Publication of any advertisements should not be considered an endorsement of any goods or services. The Post - Designed, manufactured, and delivered monthly to 6,800 households by: GREAT NEWS MEDIA Magazine Editor Krystle McGrath [email protected] Design | Graphics Cecilia Cho Print & Digital Marina Litvak TARGETED Erica Morton MARKETING Advertising Sales BY COMMUNITY Samantha Brown Jocelyn Taylor [email protected] 403-720-0762 5 Excellent Reasons to Advertise in Community Newsletter Magazines 1. Top of Mind Brand Awareness: Consistent advertising leads to increased sales. Companies maintain and gain market share when community residents are consistently reminded of their brands. 2. Payback: Community residents trust, and call businesses that advertise in their community magazines. 3. High Readership: 68% female | Even distribution of Millennial, Gen X, and Baby Boomer readers 4. Cost Effective:With advertising rates as low as $0.01 cent per household, advertising in our community maga- zines is incredibly affordable. 5. Geofence Your Audience: Manage your budget, optimize your returns and target your audience by specific community magazines. Nearby Community Newsletter Magazines: To Advertise Call 403 720 0762 Email [email protected] GREAT NEWS MEDIA 4 DECEMBER 2020 I Call 403-720-0762 for advertising opportunities TRAFFIC AND DEVELOPMENT REPORT by Leanne Ellis side of the street for the stops closest to the Hall). I VP Development and Traffic have followed up with the City. We are definitely still [email protected] on the list, but they budget for only 25 new shelters a year, including new and extended bus routes. Not I would just like to highlight what has been happening/ sure if/when we will get one, but we are definitely going on behind the scenes this past month, in no par- still on the list. ticular order: 4. We have requested “temporary” speed bumps be 1. As a short-term solution, the City has recommended installed on auxiliary Sarcee Road, at the bottom of that Richmond Green be used for disc golf for the the hill where it connects with 31 St SW. People seem 2021 season, until they make decisions about City to be whipping around the corner as they enter the golf courses as a whole. Unfortunately, they neglect- playground zone. Hopefully, we will be able to get ed the course for the entire summer, only cutting these installed without a full Traffic Study. the grass like a hay field. They will have a lot of work 5. I have written a letter of support for Knox Presby- ahead of them in the spring to make it usable for disc terian Church’s grant application to provide more golf. I will follow up in the spring to make sure they activities for our seniors. Social isolation is a huge are moving forward with something that will activate concern at this time, especially for our seniors, and that space. In the meantime, I have contacted both hopefully this will enable them to get more resi- our MP, and our MLA, to remind them that Richmond dents engaged. Green must remain green space in accordance with 6. The City is intending on changing the parking regula- the special status it was given as part of the CFB West tions for businesses, with the intent to allow devel- Master Plan. opers to decide how much parking will be provided. 2. Given that our MP and our MLA had a town hall meet- This has the potential to be a huge problem when the ing, I also reached out to both of them with additional Currie business and retail district is built out. We have concerns. I asked Greg McLean to encourage Canada signed on to a multi Community Association letter Lands to provide community use space for Currie asking the City to keep developers accountable and residents, as well as a housing cooperative to provide have them cover the cost of parking for the projects affordable housing in Currie. I also raised our ongo- they are building. At the very least we are hoping that ing concerns with regards to the MDP changes, and they will acknowledge that one size does not fit all the Guidebook for Great Communities—documents when it comes to business parking. which will contravene our restrictive covenants, and 7. Concern has been raised that the reflective warn- give rise to law suits between neighbours if proposed ing sign for the curb extension on Sarcee Road at 35 developments fit the City’s mandate, but contravene Ave SW may be obstructing the view of traffic enter- the restrictive covenants. Areas of concern: a) Put den- ing Sarcee Road at that location. I have put in a 311 sity where density belongs. b) Lack of Engagement, request for the City to investigate the sight visibility Calgarians are generally not aware of the significant triangle. changes. c) No More Single-Family Areas, new bylaw for low-density residential. d) Insufficient Infrastruc- If you have not already signed up for our email updates, ture, Green Spaces and Heritage Protections, Impacts please do so at our website rutlandparkcommunity. to infrastructure, green spaces, and heritage. e) Loss of com. The City often gives us very short notice for up- Community-Specific Policies and Contextual Develop- coming events, and this is the quickest way for us to ment, Lack of detail in multi-community area plans. reach you. Please also join us on Facebook, at Rutland 3. Last year we put in a request for 2 bus shelters on Park Community Association, and Currie Community. Sarcee Road, around the 4000 block (one on each Thank you for your ongoing support. R U T L A N D PA RK I DECEMBER 2020 5 For all the latest news, RPCA BOARD events, updates and Visit our website for the latest information community activity, http://www.rutlandparkcommunity.com please join us n Facebook. Board meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm; everyone is welcome. Search for Rutland Park Community Association. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2019 You’ll immediately President Peter Forte [email protected] recognize us with our logo. VP Development & Traffic Leanne Ellis [email protected] VP Communications & Simon Davies Website [email protected] Sarcee Meadows Liaison Jeremy Hart [email protected] Membership Shirley Williams - 403 240 4777 [email protected] Calling All BABYSITTERS Ice Rink Greg Winnicki - 403 246 1746 Enroll free at mybabysitter.ca and choose the [email protected] Calgary communities you would like to babysit in. 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