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Welcome to the University Neighbourhoods Association (UNA) website.
This page is intended to provide information relevant to residents of the
local areas at UBC, as well as general information about the community.

UNA Town Hall & Annual General Meeting

The University Neighbourhoods Association Town Hall & Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 18th, from 7-9 pm at the UBC Botanical Garden Reception Centre (6804 SW Marine Drive).

General directions are available online:

Directions to UBC Botanical Garden.

Questions?

Phone 604 827-5158

E-mail admin@myuna.ca.

Botanical Garden Reception Centre
6804 SW Marine Drive

Introduction

The University Neighbourhoods Association (UNA) will approximate a municipal council for the local areas on campus, promoting the creation of a vibrant, sociable, safe and diverse university town community at UBC. The UNA's Board of Directors is comprised of nominees from UBC and the AMS, and in time will incorporate elected directors from the local areas on campus.  The UNA office will operate from the Cecil Green Park Coach House.

The UNA will be responsible for local regulation (such as animal and parking control, as well as community programs and recreation, elections, landscaping, noise control, recycling, refuse collection, trails) and liaison for the use of UBC facilities. Residents' concerns, opinions and views will be heard through the UNA, and it will help shape future development and the allocation of community facilities.

Cecil Green Park Coach House
6323 Cecil Green Park Road

In the coming decades, residential neighbourhoods will be established at UBC and administered by UNA community-based directors, initially appointed by the University and the student-
run Alma Mater Society (AMS); over time, residents will elect a majority of UNA directors.

For a more complete description of the UNA's background (including how and why the Association came into existence) browse to the Constitution and Bylaws page.

Becoming a Member

Are you a new resident?  Have a look at the UNA Membership Page, which explains how new online casinos t o join the UNA, and why you would want to! (Resource for new members: Application Form.)

Features of This Site

Where to find information on myuna.ca

• Constitution and Bylaws Page
  Includes background information about the UNA, and links to to the  Constitution and Bylaws document and UBC Neighbours' Agreement.
   

• Meetings Page
  Lists upcoming UNA Directors Meetings and General Meetings.  Links to minutes from past meetings.
   

• Neighbourhoods Page
  Describes the neighbourhoods included in the UNA and links to web pages related to those neighbourhoods
   

• Attractions and Recreation Page
  A summary of what UBC has to offer.  See also http://www.ubc.ca/, and http://www.liveat.ubc.ca/ for up-to-date events listings.
   

• Contacts Page
  Contact information for UNA Directors; other key contacts.
   

• Other Useful Links Page
  Links to web pages outside http://www.myuna.ca/

Suggestions and E-mail List

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