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| Highland Square Development Association (HSDA) |
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A planning and development organization for
a revitalized Highland Square; open to all; oversees
community garden project and highlandsquare.org
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- Protect and enhance the mix of building facades and diverse businesses
that characterize Highland Square.
- Protect and enhance the green space, landscaping and flowers and improve
the physical appearance of commercial areas.
- Protect and enhance the pedestrian character of Highland Square.
- Protect and enhance both the image of Highland Square as a desirable
neighborhood to live, work and shop in and continue to improve public safety
in the area.
- Protect and enhance the diversity of Highland Square, the strength of its
various communities and the ability of those communities to cooperate with
public and private leaders who make decisions impacting Highland Square.
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| Steering Committee |
| David L Bird |
Vaughn Morrison |
Sabrena Schweyer |
| Jim Gilbert |
Lauren Phillips |
Mark D Smith |
| William Jordan |
Rosemary Reymann |
Richard Swirsky |
| Jim King |
Roxanna Saad |
Jeff Winstell |
| William Lyons |
Samuel Salsbury |
Phillip Zelnar |
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| Meeting Minutes from 14 January 2004 |
| Meeting Minutes from 12 December 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 21 November 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 17 October 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 10 October 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 19 September 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 12 September 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 5 September 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 18 July 2003 |
| Meeting Minutes from 11 July 2003 |
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| Hereford Park Neighborhood Association (HPNA) |
| This group handles park
maintenance and annual social activities at
the park; no monthly meeting. |
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| Hereford/Highland Area Block Watch (HHBW) |
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| Meeting
Minutes from 12 February 2004 |
| Meeting Minutes from 10 July 2003 |
| The Block Watch produces the
new printed community newsletter, "The Block";
meets monthly at residents homes; planning
Safety Week at the Park June 16-20. Meetings held: 2nd Thursday of the month, 7 p.m. At residence's homes - no meeting in April, December. |
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| Progress Through Preservation (PTP) |
| Progress Through Preservation is a nonprofit organization whose goal is to raise the consciousness of preservation in Akron and Summit County by actively encouraging the preservation, maintenance, restoration, and adaptive reuse of buildings, sites, and neighborhoods that are of historic or architectural importance. Monthly meetings with guest speakers are held at various local historic sites. In addition to cooperating and participating with other community organizations and local governments, PTP recognizes our community's preservation efforts, sponsors conferences, tours and workshops, and publishes a monthly newsletter. |
| President: |
Ramona Smith |
330/ 762.1411 |
| Vice Presidents: |
Peter Markovich
John V. Miller
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| Secretary: |
Alice Christie |
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| Treasurer: |
DonnaRae Flanary |
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| Past President: |
John Wolfe |
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| West Hill Neighborhood Organization (WHNO) |
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Established as a nonprofit community organization in 1997, the West Hill Neighborhood Organization (WHNO) serves the area in numerous ways. In addition to its historic preservation work, the membership group publishes and distributes a quarterly newsletter, provides general neighborhood assistance, works closely with city agencies to improve neighborhood safety & investment, and promotes the area as a wonderful place to live. WHNO is dedicated to enhancing the quality and vitality of the West Hill/Highland Square neighborhood.
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