The NDHA hopes that you had an enjoyable summer and were able to enjoy our beautiful parks and pathways this season!   Despite the record-breaking heatwave and lack of rain, we did manage to accomplish some significant landscaping upgrades within the community for all to enjoy.  The biggest news and welcome sight for residents was likely […]

Thank you to all who came out to the AGM on June 7th!  It was extremely well attended and much information was shared.  Although we were sad to say goodbye to several board members (Ali Asghari, Paul Hodges, Geoff Hill and Jolyan Oldershaw), we are grateful for the time they gave, some for many years, to the NDHA

The AGM for the New Discovery Homeowner’s Association (NDHA) will be held on:  Wednesday, June 7th, 2017.   7:00 pm Menno Simons School (7000 Elkton Drive SW, Calgary) Articles of the Association require that 10% of the membership must be represented at the meeting, either in person or by proxy.   If you are unable

May is a busy transition month for the NDHA.  As spring clean-up draws to a close and we begin preparing grass and shrub beds for the summer months, you will see a fairly constant presence of personnel from our landscape maintenance contractor, ULS, working in our community.  Discovery Ridge has many green spaces and the

On January 20th, 2017, the NDHA was informed by KGL (the Ring Road constuction group) that removal of vegetation in the ring road corridor bordering our commmunity will commence immediately, and is scheduled to be completed by February 3rd, 2017. This largely comprises the wild aspen tree stands and other plant life in the TUC

Without a doubt, you have recently witnessed the ring road prep work being done near 69 St and Glenmore Trail. The NDHA has recently been advised that major changes are planned for the entrance area of Discovery Ridge in Spring 2017.  In anticipation of these changes, the NDHA made the decision to salvage what we

Darn snow!  We were so close….   Things moved along well with repairs until mid-September, when we were set back by another round of rain and then an early snowfall and very cold temperatures in the first week of October.  Up to that point, the failed PVC pipe was successfully sleeved, the feature had pond sealant

You may have noticed that work has begun to repair the water feature in the roundabout near the entrance to our community.  All the rock has been removed, the concrete has been pressure washed and prepped for sealing.   A vacuum truck will be used to suck out the foot and a half of sludge

Work on the waterfall repair is scheduled to begin in mid-August. Rainy weather this summer has set contractor schedules way back, so we are hoping that our timeline can be maintained.  The work that needs to be done on our feature will require several days of dry weather to apply and cure the product being

Specialized cameras were run through a 25-foot/5 metre section of buried PVC pipe that acts as one of two return inlets for the circulation of water in the waterfall.  It was confirmed by video that a structural failure of one of the two elbow joints in this pipe has occured and the pipe will need