SRA Meetings
Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 7:30 PM via Zoom until further notice. Dues of $5 per member per year are always due in February. The meetings will be held on:
February 8th, 2023
April 12th, 2023
June 14th, 2023
September 13th, 2023
November 8th, 2023
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Sapperton Residents' Association Newsletter
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The Sapperton Residents’ Association puts out a monthly newsletter that contains items of interest in the Sapperton area. To join click on the link below for an email sign-up: form:
Agenda – 2021
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Posted in 2019
Lower Sapperton Traffic Calming Survey
As you may know, the redevelopment of Royal Columbian Hospital will put the new ER entrance for patients and ambulances on Sherbrooke (it is now on East Columbia). An increase in vehicular traffic can be expected as a result, so our neighbourhood is talking to the City about possible traffic calming on Sherbrooke Street. We welcome input and suggestions from the community and thank you for taking the time to fill out this survey!
(Please note there are currently NO specific traffic calming measures or ideas being suggested. If it is determined that there is enough interest in the community in traffic calming on Sherbrooke, further consultation will happen with the City to figure out what solutions to use.)
Please complete survey by clicking on the image below by October 12 if possible. Thank you!
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Wesgroup SRA Presentation
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Resident’s Proposed Parking Plan for RCH Employees in Sapperton Neightborhoods’
The link below opens up the Sapperton RA’s response to a proposed parking plan to the city to help Royal Columbian Hospital workers:
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A Note about Covid-19 Situation
Hello Sapperton Residents,
During this time of uncertainty, community is more important than ever. Although we are all engaging in social distancing and staying at home as much as possible, it is also important for us to watch out for our neighbours who may be struggling for a variety of reasons: elderly residents who live alone and may not be able to receive visitors, or who find it difficult to get out to shop for basic goods; those with young children who no longer have daycare; those who rely on transit but are nervous about exposing themselves to the Covid-19 virus on the bus or Skytrain; those who have recently lost employment and are scrambling to make ends meet.
As we spend more time in our homes, let us also try to keep in touch with our neighbours and community members who may be finding this period particularly stressful and challenging. Some ways in which we may be able to help one another:
– Offering to pick up groceries or do other errands for neighbours who find it difficult to do so themselves
– Taking our neighbours’ garbage and recycling bins out for them
– Offering to walk our neighbours’ dogs
– Call, email or text neighbours just to say “hi” and to check in on them
– Joining the New West Helping Hands Facebook group to offer services or to ask for help if you need it: https://www.facebook.com/groups/777172272806141/
This is a group with over 1400 members from all over New Westminster helping one another in a variety of ways.
If you have ideas on how we can help one another during this challenging time, or are in need of help and are unsure of who to contact, please contact the RA and we will try to answer your questions to the best of our ability. We will all get through this challenging time together. There is power in community.
Wishing you all good health, please note we will not be having our regular membership and AGM scheduled for April 2. We will send out a notice when if we are able to resume in June.
The Sapperton Residents’ Association Executive
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Minutes – 2018
Posted in 2018
Sapperton Residents' Association 
