About the PNRA

PNRA Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide improved value to the Parkland Neighbourhood residents and owners through the development, enhancement and maintenance of the Parkland area amenities.

PNRA Vision Statement

Our vision is to create a community environment that has a consistently high aesthetic appeal throughout; to enhance the walkways, ponds and common spaces; to establish and maintain close integrated communication with our stakeholders; and to ensure that the Parkland Neighbourhood remains a preferred choice for current owners and potential buyers.

PNRA Fees

The PNRA fee is an encumbrance that is placed onto all registered land titles within Parkland. The fees are to be administered by the PNRA board of directors to pay for costs associated with the development, enhancement and maintenance of our common area neighbourhood. Deadline for payment is February 28th, 2024, with interest payable on the outstanding balance thereafter at a rate of the Bank of Canada Prime Rate plus five percent. A final reminder letter will be sent to those remaining in March, 2024 to those not currently in collections, with collection to commence May 1st, 2024.

If you have any questions in regards to these fees or are interested in more information about the PNRA, please go to our CONTACT US page on this website.

News & Events

Join our community clean up on SATURDAY APRIL 20. STARTS AT 10:30AM in Glastonbury Park. Glastonbury Community League is looking to hold a west of the Henday Clean Up Weekend the weekend before Earth Day, Monday April 22, 2024. The Community League thought it might be fun to hold a healthy competition between neighborhoods. Communities that participate can earn league bragging rights as well as beautifying neighborhoods in anticipation of Earth Day. Glastonbury Community will arrange for the trash to be taken to a waste facility. Let’s all do our part & have fun!

Your 2024 PNRA HOA Fee Invoice was sent out by email wherever possible or by Canada Post in December 2023. Please keep a watch-out for them, as they are due February 28th, 2024, with the interest applied March 1st, 2024 and put into Collections May 1, 2024. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, PLEASE CONTACT agnes@ayreoxford.com or info@pnra.ca

GARBAGE DUMPING: The City of Edmonton has brought it to our attention that there is an excessive amount of yard waste, including tree trimmings, shrubs, potted plants & bags of yard waste being dumped throughout Parkland, next to walkways & against & in the garbage cans. Please refrain from doing this as it is illegal dumping & could result in fines, along with the removal of more garbage receptacles throughout our community.

ROOFING: The neighbourhood is seeing a lot roofing signs out so we have the following advice for homeowners:

1) ensure that your shingle choice is approved by the HoA on www.pnra.ca/roofing

2) ensure that the contractor has a clearance letter from WCB and request a certificate of insurance to protect yourselves, don’t hope for the best, make sure you are covered

3) deposits - Does the company have a Prepaid Contractors Bond & Licence in a sufficient amount to cover all the deposits they have? What would happen if they skipped? Doing homework beyond the company’s testimonials (always hand picked to be favourable....) is prudent to safeguard your investment. You can call Service Alberta at 780.427.4088 to confirm.

Aside from that, the HoA is here to help with any questions regarding compliance with approved shingles, please do not hesitate to ask us.

Architectural Guideline Compliance

A Homeowner may request a confirmation on whether or not their home is in compliance with the Architectural Guidelines. Letters were sent out to all Residents in the summer of 2015, noting whether their home was in compliance or not, and the items that were non-compliant (if applicable). To request confirmation or a copy of the letter for your Home, please utilize the Contact Us section of this website. As the letters were provided in the summer of 2015, actual compliance status may have changed since that time and should be investigated by the buyer.*Failing to inquire about your house's compliance with the Architectural Guidelines will not negate your responsibility to ensure compliance.

In cases of non-compliance, HOA’s have been successful in winning judgements in upholding architectural guidelines that are registered restrictive covenants against the legal title of your home in court to ensure the consistency and feel of the neighborhoods as they were originally built. For reference, the most recent case was the Blackburne Creek HoA against several homeowners with non-compliant roofing materials. http://blackburnecreek.com/blackburne-creek-restrictive-covenants-upheld