1. Start by getting to know your neighbours. Introduce yourself and make an effort to connect with them.
2. Organise a community event, such as a potluck dinner or a neighbourhood clean-up day to bring people together and foster a sense of camaraderie.
3. Create a community bulletin board or online forum for residents to share information and communicate with one another.
4. Survey residents and owners often.
5. Encourage participation in community activities and events by reaching out to residents, and making sure that events are inclusive and accessible to all.
6. Develop a set of community guidelines or update the By-Laws to ensure that everyone is aware of what is expected of them, and to promote a sense of responsibility among residents.
7. Encourage residents to take ownership of their community by involving them in decision-making processes and encouraging them to take initiative in organising events and activities.
8. Be responsive to residents' concerns and needs, and work to address them in a timely
and effective manner.
9. Finally, make sure to regularly communicate with residents to keep them informed of important developments and upcoming events, and to gather feedback on how to improve the community.
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