Welcome to the Kings Heights Homeowners Association (KHHOA)
The Kings Heights Homeowners Association would like to welcome you to the community. We are excited to see the community continue to develop and are pleased that so many people have chosen to make Kings Heights their place to call home. We look forward to sharing this great community with you.
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The Kings Heights Home Owners Association
WHEN: October 21, 2025
TIME: 6:30pm registration, 7:00pm Start
WHERE: Heloise Lorimer School
6 Kings Heights Drive, Airdrie
AGENDA
- Call to Order
- Certifying the Proxies and determining quorum
- Presentation of financials
- Approval of the Audit for the past Fiscal Year
- Report to membership:
- Review of Past Year
- Financial review
- Elections of Board
- Q & A from the members present
- Movement to adjourn
The annual Kings Heights HOA Movie in the Park is coming up quickly on September 6. As with previous years, the movie will be at the south soccer field.
Bouncy Castles will open at 5pm until about 7:30
We are bringing back the Beer Garden. It will be open in the ice rink from 5:30 pm – 10 pm with access restricted to the rink to those over the age of 18. We will have a selection of products available for purchase from 948 Brewing Company.
Food trucks will be there as well. This years line up includes:
Daytona Beach Tacos
BBQ Bob
Kona Ice
Avatara Pizza @avataragram
The Family Fry Guy
Fresh Choice Mini Donuts
Some of the food trucks will be coming from Airdrie fest, so they may be a bit later.
This years movie is the 2025 live action version of How To Train Your Dragon. We are trying out a new brighter daylight screen from Fresh Air Cinema allowing us to start the movie earlier and closer to 8pm so everyone can stay a bit warmer and get the littles home a bit earlier.
Garbage and recycling bins will be spread throughout. Please ensure you dispose of your garbage. Last year’s event had a lot of garbage left in the field. As this is a permitted event through the city, to continue these events, the public spaces need to be returned to their original state.
Kings Heights Homeowners Association (KHHOA) Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide improved value to the Kings Heights residents and owners through the development, enhancement and maintenance of the Kings Heights area amenities.
KHHOA Vision Statement
Our vision is to create a community environment that has a consistently high aesthetic appeal throughout; to enhance the walkways, ponds and common spaces; to establish and maintain close integrated communication with our stakeholders; and to ensure that the Kings Heights Community remains a preferred choice for current owners and potential buyers.
New Owner Registration*
If you are a new owner in the Kings Heights and are not sure if you are registered, please utilize the Contact Us section of the website for confirmation or assistance in being registered. This will ensure you receive all applicable invoicing and information pertaining to the KHHOA mailed to you.
*Failing to register will not negate your responsibility to pay the annual fees for your home, any applicable late fees, or legal expenses that may be incurred by your account.
Architectural Guideline Compliance
A Homeowner may access the Architectural Guidelines under the resident information section.
*Failing to inquire about your house’s compliance with the Architectural Guidelines will not negate your responsibility to ensure compliance.
Kings Heights Fountains
The fountains are the responsibility of the city of Airdrie. Please contact the parks department directly to report any concerns or for the correct updates. parks@airdrie.ca
Kings Heights Area Map
The houses, condominiums and commercial establishments located within the map are within the Kings Heights Homeowners Association (KHHOA). Click Here on the map to expand. The map also identifies assets under the responsibility of the KHHOA.
Naturalized Ponds
Did you know the pond in your community of Kings Heights is designed to be naturalized? Naturalization is an ecologically-based approach to landscape management used to transform highly-maintained land to a more natural condition. Municipalities have been reverting sections of open space to a more natural state. Many of these areas are along arterial and collector roadways, around storm water ponds and in low-use parkland. These areas are not part of the regular mowing cycle, and may contain trees, shrubs or wildflowers.
Any queries pertaining to the Ponds can be directed to the city of Airdrie as they are responsible for the maintenance and management of the ponds. parks@airdrie.ca
Resident Responsibilities
Residents are responsible to care for the boulevard, alley and driveway crossing adjacent to their property line.