Contact Maple Ridge Community Management  (MRCM) Property Manager

Contact Maple Ridge Community Management  (MRCM) Property Manager

Email 75strathavendrboard@gmail.com 

• Community Fence (Note: Deck is Unit Owner responsibility)

• Children Park 

• Parking Enforcement 

• Eavestrough and downspout (Cleaning and Maintenance)

• Mailbox repair 

• Street Lights 

• Gazebo 

• Common Element Landscaping  (Common areas only)

  • Lawn Maintenance - Cutting, Trimming, Cleanup, Moving, Fertilizing

  • Plant Material Maintenance - Cultivating, Weeding, Edging, Pruning 

  • Trash Pick Up & Garbage Exits

• Winter Maintenance 

  • Snow Clearing, Removal, Relocation, and Plowing on Roads

  • Walk and Path Clearing 

  • Snow cleaning on driveway (Note: If vehicles are parked in the driveway at the time of service, service will not be performed)

  • Ice Control using Rock Salt or CMA Ice Melt for Unit Driveways, Unit Front Stairs/Entrance, Walkways, Roads

Note: Roof, Windows, Water Shut-off valve, Curb Stop, Driveway, and Stairs are all Unit Owners responsibility as per the Declaration

Yes Our corporation is a Free Hold Townhouse

The biggest difference between a freehold condominium and a regular condominium is what is included as part of the unit.

With a freehold condominium, you own the plot of land and any structure on that land such as a house or townhouse. You are normally responsible for the care and upkeep of the entire house, including the exterior walls and roof, as well as the lawn, garden, driveway and garage. With a freehold condominium, the common property elements might include access roads to the units, recreational facilities, visitor parking area or a park with a playground. These items may be the responsibility of the condominium corporation. All unit owners pay a monthly condominium fee toward their upkeep.

With a regular townhouse or house condominium, the unit typically consists of the interior of the house itself, while the exterior of the house and the plot of land on which the unit sits are considered part of the common elements. This means that repair and maintenance of items like exterior walls, windows, lawns, gardens and driveways may be the responsibility of the condominium corporation.

In a freehold condominium, you usually have more freedom to make improvements, such as landscaping features, to the unit. However, there are usually provisions that give the condominium corporation some control over owners modifying the unit, such as determining when the roof will be repaired, and what colour the shingles must be. So if you want to change the colour of your door or build a deck in your backyard, you may have to ask for permission from the Board of Directors.