In addition to maintaining Century Hall and connecting park, the Cranston Residents Association provides additional landscape maintenance in other areas within the community, on land owned by the Cranston Residents Association, or through additional maintenance agreements with Brookfield and/or the City of Calgary.
This includes:
- Decorative Corners
- The Art Park
- The Windmill
- The Riverstone Gazebo
- Agreements with Brookfield Residential to maintain various parks and pathways throughout the community until they are turned over to the City of Calgary
- Agreements with the City of Calgary (Greenspace Agreements and SNIC Agreements) to provide approved enhance maintenance on City owned property within Riverstone. (see below for more details)
To see information about snow clearing along city sidewalks and pathways see the City of Calgary website here: http://www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Parks/Pages/Pathways/Snow-clearing.aspx
City of Calgary’s Good Neighbours Practices Reference Guide: an overview of frequently referenced bylaws which set a minimum standard for neighbourhoods and help to ensure all Calgarians live in safe, clean and healthy communities.
Below are the 2023-2024 Snow Clearing and Summer Landscaping maps:
ENHANCED SUMMER MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE: Begins (approximately) June and runs through to early to mid-September (weather permitted). Summer Maintenance Program, highlighted on the map below, includes:
- 1m fire-cut on approved City of Calgary owned community pathways in Riverstone (Greenspace Agreement with City)- This is completed 3-4 times in a season, and is not a regular cut
- Supplemental seasonal grass-cutting in approved City of Calgary owned Riverstone parks, including tree wells/shrub beds/light weeding (Greenspace Agreement with City)
- Annual mulch replacement (helps to reduce weed growth) in approved City of Calgary owned Riverstone parks (Greenspace Agreement with City)
- The Residents Association has requested weed spraying from the City of Calgary, at cost to the association, within Riverstone- which will be at the discretion of the City in relation to their policies surrounding distance to bodies of water and play-structures
ENHANCED WINTER MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE: Begins (approximately) late November and runs through to early March (weather permitted). Winter Maintenance Program, highlighted on the map below, includes:
- Supplemental snow and ice removal on designated City of Calgary owned community pathways (SNIC Agreements with City of Calgary)
CITY OF CALGARY RESPONSIBILITIES: Anything outside what is listed above is the City of Calgary’s responsibility, such as but not limited to:
- All tree repair and maintenance
- Median maintenance (boulevard maintenance is the responsibility of the homeowner)
- Seeding & sodding of medians and park spaces
- Fertilizing and any weed spraying
- Water/Irrigation
- Road snow removal
- Road/park signage
- Annual street sweeping
- Wildlife support
- Garbage pick-up (residential, pathway/public bins)
NEW- Our Winter Snow & Ice Clearing Map has changed. Please see below for our updated route in accordance with our Snow & Ice Agreements with the City of Calgary.
Please note, all pathways, sidewalks, roads, parks and medians are owned by the City of Calgary and require maintenance agreements in order to complete work in any of these areas. The Residents Association can only complete work in designated, approved areas in accordance with our contracts, for all other inquiries please contact 311.
To view the City of Calgary’s maintenance maps please click here: https://maps.calgary.ca/PathwaysandBikeways/
