Here are some resources you might find helpful:

South Keys Landing Joint Use Agreement

2020 budget fee and notice

Guidelines for Alterations to Exterior / Approval by the Owners Committee (as of Sept 2018)

Past newsletters: Winter 2018 - Fall 2016 - Summer 2015 
Property Manager contact: norean@pmamanagement.com
Committee contact: southkeyslanding@gmail.com

Homeowners may contact the Property Manager for a copy of further documents, not suitable for posting online (such as the Reserve Fund Study, contracts, and audit information).
​The Secretary of the Committee also administers a Google Drive repository of various electronic documents; to request access or a particular document, please send an email to the Committee.

South Keys Landing, founded in 2003, is a community of 144 homes in the south end of Ottawa.
You will find us tucked away in a small pocket across from the Shoppers Drug Mart near the corner of Bank & Walkley.

The Owners Committee of the SKL Homeowners Association, consisting of a small group of five volunteers from the community, is charged with managing the Association's common property and has responsibilities that include:

• Chairing SKLHA annual general meetings
• Setting the annual budget and collecting monthly fees for common expenses
• Maintaining the reserve fund for contingencies including major repairs of the common property
• Ensuring compliance with the Joint Use Agreement
• Providing advice and information
• Debating and voting on items of interest to the community
• Periodic newsletters and website updates
• Government advocacy

The Committee reflects the views, concerns, and interests of all residents of SKL and serves as an information conduit and sounding board for our community regarding issues that affect us all.  The Committee believes that having an open and transparent committee is the best approach to providing competent and accountable management.

As of April 2010, South Keys Landing has retained the services of PMA Realty Consulting Ltd., to provide property management services to the Association.  Most issues relating to the common property, regulations, and other matters can be directed to PMA.