The Avenue at Clareview

To protect the privacy of owners and residents in our community, no new community notices will be published on this page.

In place of Facebook, The Avenue at Clareview has set up a password-protected community website on GeniePad for all registered owners.

You can access community notices and news, useful information, and documents including by-laws and community policies on the GeniePad service. The site will also be the place for the latest re-construction updates as the project continues towards completion.

Access the new site at http://avenueclareview.geniepad.com

If you are a registered owner and do not currently have access to GeniePad, please contact KDM Management with your name, email address, telephone number, and suite number for verification and registration.

If you are a registered owner and do NOT have an email address or if you require alternative delivery of information, please contact KDM Management.

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Our condominium management company, KDM Management, has set-up a Fundrazr campaign to collect funds that will help support our community members who have been impacted by the fire on May 22. Please share this link with your networks.

If you have any questions about this campaign, please contact KDM Management directly.

KDM Helping Hands- Hand Up in the Right Direction KDM Management is trying to help the victims of the Avenue of Clareview fire. Residents have lost everything in this devastating event, we are reaching out to the community and beyond to show our support and get them back on their feet.

KDM Management has set up a recorded hotline for residents seeking information about their suite and the process. The Hot Line number is 780-801-1030.

Please listen carefully to the recorded message for the contact information pertinent to your enquiry. You may press 0 at the end of the message to repeat the recording.

Two brochures with information can be found here: https://theavenueatclareview.wordpress.com/

Canadian Red Cross: Guide to Fire Recovery
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services: After the Fire

If you have condo owner's or tenant's insurance, be sure to contact your insurance company to begin a claim.

Your insurance company should be able to help you out with any immediate expenses or temporary accommodation costs beyond what is available from emergency service organizations like the Canadian Red Cross.

MEETING REMINDER!

Information Meeting for Building 301 Owners and Residents
Sunday, May 24 from 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm
Clareview Recreation Centre, Multipurpose Room #4
(Please use entrance #2)

Please bring identification or documentation to prove your residency or ownership in building 301. This meeting is for residents and owners in Building 301 only.

Pass this information along to your neighbours and friends in building 301.

If anybody has anything they want to donate, please contact Doug Bryson at Red Cross

1-888-800-6493
780-702-4168
cell: 587-335-8180

Thank you

**Notice**

To All Residents/Owners of the 301 Building. There will be an Information Meeting on May 24th from 3pm to 5pm at the Clareview Rec Centre in the Multi Purpose Room #4. Please use entrance #2.

You MUST have ID to prove residence and to gain entry into the room.

One cigarette butt in a flower pot. 400 people evacuated. $10 million in damages. 12 or more months 'til residents can go home.

This could have been our community. Already this year we've had a number of fires in the flower beds around our buildings because careless smokers are tossing their butts on the ground.

Use a proper ashtray and ensure your smoking materials are fully extinguished by drenching them in water.

Condo residents may wait a year or more to return after fire Some of the 400 people displaced after a fire in a west Edmonton condominium complex were told at a meeting on Tuesday that it could be months before they can return to their homes

If you or your guests smoke on your balcony or patio, pay attention to this message. Planters and flower beds are NOT ashtrays.

Cigarette butts in flower pots cause fires, chief says The $10 million condominium fire caused by someone putting out a cigarette in a balcony planter prompted a frustrated fire chief Ken Block to speak out about the dangers of that practice.