School Bus Special – Bus Network Redesign Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) only provides school specials in neighbourhoods that have fixed route conventional service, and only when the regular ETS service in those areas is overcrowded and when EPSB requests such service. Not all areas have school specials, even if they have conventional service. In the […]
Ropey black growths that look like burnt sausages are a sign of trouble. CBC News · Posted: Mar 28, 2021 7:00 AM MT | Next time you’re out in the yard, you might want to check to see if you have what looks like burnt sausages hanging off your tree branch. The ropey black growths are the sign […]
Did you know the City has rules of what and when a recreational vehicle or trailer can be parked or stored on city streets or property? Unattached trailers (e.g. tent, fifth wheel, boat, utility) must not be parked or stored on city streets or city property (boulevards, green belts, road right-of-ways etc.) RVs cannot be […]
The City has announced plans to upgrade Terwillegar Drive to an expressway. Essentially the plan is to increase the number of lanes of traffic including designated bus lanes and right and left turn lanes. The five intersections between the White Mud and the Henday will remain. More information is available at Edmonton.ca/TerwillegarDriveStudy It will be […]
The homeowners at 714 Hendra Cres are on the road to recovery. The house destroyed by fire earlier this year has been removed and they are awaiting a development permit from the city. The family has expressed their appreciation for the support of the community including your association. We look forward to having them return […]
Recently we have experienced an increase in Coyote activity and predation in the neighbourhoods bordering the river valley. Coyotes are opportunists, seeking out food sources ranging from tree fruit, garbage, mice, rabbits. Also at extremely high risk are pets let out at night unattended when the Coyotes are most active. Wildlife officials will only get […]
Did you know that the trees on your residential lot may belong to the City if they are in the easement? Trees are a valuable City asset. If your project damages a public tree, your project will be charged for the damage. Depending on the damage, the tree may need to be removed. You will […]
Did you know you have to clear snow and ice from all sidewalks beside your property within 48 hours after the end of a snowfall? Sidewalk and driveway snow should be shovelled onto the yard, not the street. Failure to maintain your walks could result in a $100 fine and cleanup costs. Apply sand to […]
The garden at the Heath Road/Riverbend Road entrance is in the process of some improvements. First, the garden on the north side will be enlarged and have its back raised to allow improved visibility of flowers and bushes. Second the association will devote greater attention to the planting of appropriate seasonal flowers and provide for […]
At the entrance from Heath Road to Hedley Way there are 4 brick pillars, faced with slate. On the sides of the two largest pillars there were brass signs with “the Ridge” cast in relief, thus identifying Hedley Way as “The Ridge” in River Ridge. All was well for more than 15 years, when […]