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The North Briarcliff Civic Association promotes the civic interests of residents of the area surrounding the Hawthorne Elementary School in DeKalb County, Georgia, USA.
Serving 1400 houses/condos and 1700 apartments in the Hawthorne Elementary school district and adjacent streets. Click here to see served areas.
What as the NBCA done in 2010?
- We have continued to organize a committed and robust Neighborhood Watch program.
- Sponsored Neighborhood Watch Block Captain's meeting.
- Sponsored a Neighborhood Night Out.
- Sponsored Police Precinct Holiday Luncheons for all 3 shifts of Police.
- Shared all neighborhood info through email list-serve, website and in our quarterly printed newsletter.
- Renewed Commitment for the I-85 interchange project. Organized monthly maintenance workdays. Working on full re-design due to major damage during construction.
- Continued advocacy for the Mary Scott Nature Park development.
- Established a Friends of MSNP YahooGroup to discuss current issues and future plans.
- Organized and co-hosted three Re-Envisioning Shallowford meetings at St. Pius X (May 22, June 19, June 29). Drafted goal for future redevelopment.
- Closely watched the PDK Airport Layout Plan and its potential impact on our neighborhoods.
- Attended public meetings about code enforcement changes and published the information collected.
- Assisted residents in how to get help with various code enforcement problems.
- Organized and publicized Garden Tours for neighbors to visit other neighbors yards in order to appreciate their handiwork and to meet each other.
- Planned and held Annual Meeting featuring speaker from the Tax Appraiser’s Department.
- Met with Watershed Management about North Fork Peachtree Creek issues on both sides of Shallowford, urging streambank improvements and better neighborhood communication.
- Assisted homeowners in contacting Drainage Department and in resolving situation
- Participating in development of a multi-neighborhood Run/Walk/Bike/Skate event.
- Followed reports of wildlife in the neighborhood with fox and coyote sightings becoming more common.
- Working to restore the Blake’s Mill Historical Sign
- Delivered constant updates and improvements to our website (NorthBriarcliff.org)
- Worked closely with our Representative to make sure wrongly issued tickets at 85N Exit 93 could be handled fairly.
- Carefully watched the developments at the Doraville at I-285 property.
Links:
Area Maps
Membership
North Briarcliff Civic Association By-Laws
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 January 2012 11:30 |
