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Lake Chaparral

Proposed Bylaw & Articles of Association Changes 

 

The Lake Chaparral Residents Association is currently updating its Bylaws and Articles of Association.

Members are invited to log in to the Member Portal to review the proposed changes and the supporting information outlining the reasoning behind the updates.

Members have until September 18, 2026 to submit comments and feedback to the Board for consideration.

Click the button below to access the documents in the Member Portal.

What Does a Yellow Flag Mean? 💛

A friendly reminder about what it means when you see a yellow flag flying at Lake Chaparral.

 

🟡 YELLOW FLAG = HAZARDS EXIST – PROCEED WITH CAUTION

 

A yellow flag does not mean the lake is closed. It means lake use is permitted, but conditions or hazards exist that require additional caution.

Depending on current conditions, a yellow flag may indicate:

  • Cold water conditions are in affect

  • Scuba diving is permitted

  • Swimming is NOT recommended

  • Lake use is recommended for watercraft use only

  • Lifejackets are recommended at all times

The specific reason for a yellow flag may vary. Always check the LCRA website and posted notices for the current conditions, hazards, advisories, or restrictions before using the lake.Check the flag. Check the current conditions.

 

Be WaterSmart.

A clickable link that will take you to the online login to pay membership fees.
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Yellow Flags Are
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Takes you to a page on the website with rules and contracts for booking one of the facilities at the lake.

Lake Chaparral Residents Association Ltd.
225 Chaparral Drive S.E.
Calgary, Alberta  T2X 3K9

Telephone: 403-254-4148
Email: info@lakechap.ca

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