Monthly Archives: April 2013

Tuscany Bookswap – May 11

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The Tuscany Community Association Bookswap is back in May! What is a bookswap? It is an event where you can donate your gently used books, pick up some new-to-you good reads, visit with other community members and attend a fun event – all in the convenience in your own neighbourhood. There is no cost to donating used books or to come browse and take some home. 2013 Bookswap Summary When: Saturday, May 11th  from 10:00 am to noon Where: The Tuscany Club, 212 Tuscany Way N.W., Calgary

Open House for Proposed Development on Tuscany Way

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Homes by Avi has submitted a land use re-designation application in Tuscany for single-family residential homes and public open space for 8660 & 8770 Twelve Mile Coulee Road NW & 300 Tuscany Way NW.  Homes by Avi and its consultant team will be holding an Open House for Tuscany residents, and you are welcome to attend if you would like more information: Thursday, May 9th, 2013 The Tuscany Club (212 Tuscany Way NW) Drop in anytime between: 6:30pm-8:00pm

New Development Under Consideration on Tuscany Way NW 3

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Planning of a new development is in the works along the north stretch of Tuscany Way in our community. The planning is still early in the process, and the potential builder has applied for a land-use redesignation with the city to slightly increase residential density on the site before they proceed. Below you can find a copy of the conceptual site plan that the Community Association received, as well as our comment on the proposed land-use redesignation to the city of Calgary:

Emergency Preparedness in Calgary 1

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What kinds of natural disasters can occur in Calgary? If you said “none”, you’d be mistaken. Many Calgarians think natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, hurricanes and tornadoes happen in other places. While we may not be subjected to huge superstorms like Sandy or Hurricane Katrina, we have our own potential problems.