Frequency Asked Questions

Yes, of course, but you’ll need to make an appointment first so that we can allot a specific time for you within our agenda. You’ll find details on how to make your request HERE.

That depends on what kind of change you’re making. Painting your shed is one thing, but building a new one is something else entirely. You’ll need approval from the Board in writing for any substantial changes you want to make to your lot—new buildings, additions to an existing building, etc. Schedule “A” in the BYLAWS has all the details. Email the Board with your plans for the change and we’ll get back to you. If in doubt, please contact the Board first to avoid any potential issues.

Yes, but please book the hall in advance to avoid disappointment.  You can submit a Hall booking request HERE.

Only standard household garbage is allowed in the dumpsters. No construction materials, please!  Never put firepit ashes in the dumpster—this can ignite a fire in the dumpster and also in the garbage truck. This has occurred in the past so please be careful! Take old propane bottles, appliances, etc. to an AREA DUMP.

Parking is allowed only on your lot, not on roadways. A few additional park spaces may be found near the main entrance. If you have several visitors that need to park near the entrance, please contact the Board first.

Any owner may submit a complaint to the Board. Anonymous complaints are accepted. You’ll find details on filing a bylaw complaint HERE.

Quads, ATVs, and Golf Carts are allowed, but only on the roadways within the Park. Please note the Speed Limit is 15 km/hr. All vehicles must clearly display the owner’s lot number (or the lot number of the owner you’re visiting, if you’re a guest). Lot owners assume full responsibility for the actions of their guests. Anyone 13 or younger is required to wear a CSA-approved helmet while operating or riding in such a vehicle.

Please inquire about availability by sending an email to admin@bergenestates.ca. 

Yes, you’ll find a plain-English summary in the SPRING 2017 edition of our newsletter. Also, the poster WHAT’S ALLOWED ON YOUR LOT provides a clear summary of the development restrictions from Schedule “A” of the Bylaws.