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Your membership is important! 

 

A modest fee of only $10 per year helps keep you informed on important matters impacting you, your community and your investment as a homeowner.  It provides you with the support of the board who proactively represent your interests in preserving and enhancing our neighbourhood and in addressing any issues you may have. 

 

Additionally, as a member you will:

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  • Receive our quarterly newsletters containing important community updates and upcoming family friendly social activities delivered to your door;

  • Have access to the real estate sale prices of all the homes sold in our area (speak to the board President for access to this information);

  • Receive email updates of community events, helpful reminders, and other important community information (email sign up required);

  • Be a voting member at the CFSRA annual meeting;

  • Be invited to forums (co-sponsored by our association) of local candidates in future elections;

 

Renew your membership or become a member today! 

What does my membership fee go towards? 
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As a non-profit volunteer run association, all membership fees are directed towards enhancing our community including:

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  • Sponsoring community events;

  • Printing of quarterly newsletter and other community circulars;

  • Paying due to MIRANET (The City of Mississauga’s Residents’ Associations Network;

  • Donating to the Compass food bank and to the May 24 fireworks community event;

  • Maintaining a reserve fund in the event that the community must engage legal support

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Renew your membership or become a member today! 

What has the board done to date?

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We may be a small association, but we have a BIG voice.  If you are already a member, then you know what initiatives we have successfully led on your behalf.  If you are new to the community and contemplating becoming a member, here’s is a summary of just some of the key initiatives we have played a role in to protect the interests of our members:     

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  • Lobbied City officials to install a stop sign at the corner of Welwyn and Hindhead as well as to reduce the speed limit in our community from 50km/hr to 40km/hr to keep our roads safe

  • Successfully organized opposition to the proposed power plant to be built in Clarkson

  • Actively opposed the proposal to locate cell towers in our neighborhood

  • Participants in the development of the Clarkson Village Vision and in opposing any developer proposals that violate this approved vision

  • Representing our community in the development of the buildings on Clarkson road South of the tracks on the East side.  

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To find out what we are working on now, visit News and Events 

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Support your community! Renew your membership or become a member today! 

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