Resident Information

Rosenthal Obligations Map

Rosenthal Responsibility Map

Rosenthal Community Plan

For additional information on the development of the ROSHOA, please visit https://www.liverosenthal.com/contact-us/

Construction Update

As per the AGM on November 29, 2023

There is approximately 4 to 5 years of development remaining in the community. Regarding the 231 Street entrance, the connection to Rosenthal Boulevard has been made and the developer is completed. Currently waiting on Epcor to energize the street lights which are required to formally open that road and this is anticipated within the next two week. 

The Trans Mountain Rehab work has moved a lot slower than originally anticipated which is expected with larger organizations such as the Trans Mountain due to internal approvals required. Towards end of this year, a lot of area was cleared, top soiled, planted and seeded. Work will continue into 2024 which will complete the path to 231 Street. 

For 2024, the focus will be on residential development on the western side of the community near 231 Street.

Rec Centre Update

For more information on the Rec Centre, please visit

https://www.edmonton.ca/projects_plans/parks_recreation/lewis-farms-community-recreation-facility

Rosenthal Subdivision Stain Colour – Monterey Grey. This product can be found at Cloverdale Paint.


Landscape & Fence Guide

Architectural Guidelines


Boulevards & Median Maintenance

A boulevard is the portion of City property between the curb or road’s edge and the adjacent front property line. Boulevards may also border sidewalks, multi-use trails and alleys. Residents are responsible to care for the boulevard, alley and driveway crossing adjacent to their property line.
 
This means, as a homeowner, you are now responsible for the maintenance of the boulevard landscaping in front of your home to the curb, and if you are a corner lot, the flankage boulevard along the side of your property to the curb. Maintenance includes mowing, watering, fertilizing, weed control and replacement, should the grass die.
 
We also want to remind you that during the winter months you are responsible for the snow removal from the sidewalk in front of your home and, if on a corner lot, the flankage sidewalk.
 
We trust that as a responsible homeowner you will maintain the boulevard area with the same pride as your own front yard.
 
We thank you for your cooperation and continued diligence resulting in a beautiful neighborhood.
 
Maintaining the Boulevard
  • Cut grass to a reasonable length on your portion of the boulevard
  • Remove fallen leaves and debris from the boulevard beside your property
  • Prune trees and shrubs around your yard so they do not hang over the sidewalk or block pedestrians


Responsible Practices

  • Do not attach signs or devices to City trees
  • Obtain City approval before building structures or planting trees on any portion of a boulevard
  • Call the City of Edmonton to remove, prune, or repair any City tree on the boulevard