The Wateridge Village Community Association thanks our website sponsor for their support:
WELCOME TO THE WVCA COMMUNITY
Wateridge Village Community Association
The Wateridge Village Community Association was founded in 2019 by the first residents of our community; today we’re powered by a small but dedicated group of neighbourhood volunteers. Learn more about the WVCA and the value we bring to our community!
GET INVOLVED
Here’s where you can help
Wateridge is a new community, and consequently our community association is even younger. As such, we are actively seeking new members, volunteers, donors and other supporters. We’d love for you to join our community in whatever way suits you best!
1. Connect with Us
Connecting by email or Facebook is the easiest way to send questions or comments, or sign up for our e-blasts to stay in the know.
2. Become a Member
Want to Join the community? That’s great to hear! We welcome all residents in our area, including both home owners and renters.
3. Volunteer or Donate
The WVCA is free to join, and is volunteer-run and community funded. We appreciate any and all support, if you have the means!
WHAT WE’RE UP TO
Here are just some of the ways we have helped out in our community (so far)
Ensuring Accessibility
Through neighbourhood accessibility walks, the Wateridge Villlage Community Assocication Planning and Development Committee has been able to provide feedback to ensure the neighbourhood can be navigated for all.
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Developing Commercial Space
Former CFB Rockcliffe Community Design Plan as well as the Wateridge Village Secondary plan were developed through an extensive community consultation process. This process resulted in a plan for walk-able 15 minute community.
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Eugène Martineau Park Parking
The community association raised the issue that the initially planned 4 parking spaces were not sufficient for the number of facilities in this park. Today, the park contains 15 regular parking spaces and one accessible parking space.
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Improving Public Transit
The community association led an initiative collecting stories, statistics, and letters of support that led to a city council motion (from councilor King) to improve transit in this neighbourhood.
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Codd’s Road Traffic Calming
The Wateridge Village Community Association Traffic and Transit team have met with City of Ottawa staff regarding the many concerns we’ve received about speeding in our community and especially on Codd’s Road.
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SHOWING OUR SUPPORT
The WVCA is proud to be supported by sponsors like these
