Pocket Park volunteers needed for MAINx24

This past year we raised money and now we are going to plant it.

The Pocket Park (at Battle Academy West 17th street between Long and Market) is ready for installation. You'll begin to see changes as earth moving work will begin the week of November 19th. The crews will level the site, prep for future electrical, pour side walks, auger for tree planting, etc. We've raised through donations of cash, goods and labor of almost 35,000$ to cover this effort. But we still need help to get the trees and grasses planted and mulched.

As part of MainX24 on December first, we will have two work parties, morning from 9 am to 12 noon and from 1 pm to 4pm to finish the tree planting, to plant grasses and to mulch.

Please email sscowart@gmail.com your name, phone number, if you want to help morning or afternoon, and how many are in your party.

Contributors listed below:

TakeRoot
Area 203
The Wood Academy
HK architects
Set in Stone
The Jeager Company
Mountaintop landscaping
Chattanooga Engineering group
Hamilton County & Board of Education for Property and Maintenance
Lyndhurst Foundation Grant

Januray 19th 6:00PM Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes

Southside Cowart Place Neighborhood Association 

Meeting Minutes for January 19th 6:00PM   

(draft- awaiting approval of members)


A. Heidi Hefferlin, President called the meeting to order at 6:00PM at Mean Mug Coffee shop
B. Membership – Reminder to pay dues and be ready to vote for new officers.
C. Meeting Minutes from 10/13/2011 were approved by unanimous member vote.
D. Treasurers Report – The bank balance is $1,996
E. Speakers


1.  The City of Chattanooga Traffic Engineer John Van Winkle provided updates on the procedures for speed bumps and other traffic control options. Mr. Van Winkle understands that we are concerned and have experienced errant traffic bypassing the major roads by using our neighborhood and will continue to assist in evaluation of traffic calming options.  Additionally, he is interested in idea of where and how to provide visibility at problem corners, such as Cowart and Main were parking to the corner negatively impacts visibility.


2. The City of Chattanooga Police Chief Bobby Dodd w/ members of his senior staff.
    Please call if you see ANYTHING of concern. The details of any potential issue can feed into data base which will help find the next hot spot before it becomes an issue. 
Country Hearth Inn has and continues to offer police full access to facilities and is cooperating completely with the local police, the source seem to traffic and transients centered on Kanku’s.  Police do park there, but are unable to stay at that location constantly.


F. Committee Reports
Liaison Committee
Armando Rodriguez – Chairperson, Tom Prevost-co-chair, Patty Streip, co-chair Chair, Stephen Fairley, Perry Storey, Carol Prevost, Chris Sorenson
Tom Prevost reported continued contacts with city official and seeks help with attendance to city committee meeting for traffic and parks department.


PR Committee 
Cynthia Nesson – Chairperson, Jeff Styles, Chris Sorenson, Myra Ireland, Mary Eubanks
# 1 Priority – Received grant from Neighborhood Services Project for $2,000 funding Stationary and Postage, Decals, business cards. 
#2 Develop a new business and Neighbor welcome package which will be funded by the city grant
#3 Block Party in the spring to be hosted in the ally between Cowart and Williams and 17th and 18th street. 
#4 Good neighbor program – Certificates were approved for those businesses supporting LLoyds Saturday morning clean up walk. These businesses were given complimentary memberships for their contribution to the clean up efforts through use of their dumpsters. These businesses are Koch’s Bakery, Best Motors and Enterprise Car Rental.


Security Committee
John Stevens - Chair, Heidi Hefferlin - co-chair, Dave Cochran and Audrey Ceraff
#1 Priority – Speed Humps on Cowart Street between Main and 20th.  After the determination that the location did not meet guidelines. Mr. Van Winkle agreed to work with the committee to study traffic calming methods. The committee will contact him to set up a time to meet.
#2 Priority – Crime prevention program – Neighborhood watch is under development with about 25 block captains, group email accounts sharing information with neighboring groups. Teal Thibaud is scheduling neighborhood walks. The first on of the year will be February 7th. Look for e-mails from her regarding upcoming events.
#3 Street Lighting: Sidewalk lights are CITY and Light on utility poles are EPB’s responsibility. Please forward any EPB issues to Association member Lisa Miller and the association.  To report outage of city sidewalk lights via 311.


Public Space Committee
Lloyd Longnion Chairperson, Craig Kronenberg, Cynthia Watson, Stroud Watson, Cynthia Nesson
# 1 Priority is a pocket park at Battle Academy that will be used by the school and the Neighborhood. County. With the fundraising efforts at MainX24 about $3300 was raised.  Additional funds from Lyndhurst of $10,000 been transferred when our paperwork is complete to support the park. Craig Kronenberg needs volunteers to assist with the park development. Please contact Craig@hkarchitects.net  to get involved.
#2 Block Party – A spring block party was approved. Angela and Cynthia will be organizing this.
#3 The Public Space Saturday Morning Walks (Trash Walks; not to be confused with trash talk) start at 8:30 in the morning. The walks focus on picking up trash and identifying issues to report. Hot spots will be identified and posted. Members are encouraged to initiate Trash Walks on a 24/7 basis around their part of the neighborhood Please join in effort if you are able.
#4 The Trash Walks will join the Great American Cleanup campaign by Scenic Cities from April – June and participate as a task for in the Clean & Green event in April. 


Event Planning Sub Committees
#1 Proposed are a spring Cornhole toss tournament and a boot sale.  Possibly staged at the same time as the Downtown Clean and Green event.   (Hot dogs purchased for the MainX24 are available for sale) Funds raised will be used for Pocket Park.


Preview of Next Meeting:  Neighborhood Visioning project.  The goal is to put on paper what we want the neighborhood to look and feel like.  Identify the features where we need help from the City or County to achieve our goals and prioritize these items.  The Pocket Park feeds into this program. Ideas for tools to use in improving the neighborhood or locations that need improvement to be sent to info@sscowart.com.  These items will be forwarded to the visioning team.


Meeting Adjourned!


Next Meeting April 12th 6:00PM

January 19, 2012 Association Meeting @ MEAN MUG

Association meeting will be held on January 19th 2012 at our newest coffee shop Mean Mug on Main Street.  This is the former location of Hiroshi's for those of you who have been here a while.  And across the street form the Main Street Farmer's Market location. The owners have offered to have coffee and pastries for the meeting.
We will begin the meeting at 6pm Eastern time.
We've a full agenda covering our past successes and our goals for the new year.
Please come and be an active member in our neighborhood.

Guests include:

From City of Chattanooga
Andre McGary, City Councilmen District 8
Police Chief Bobby Dodd
John Van Winkle, Traffic Engineer

Adam Kinsey representing Craftworks (under construction on Main St.)

Harold Flemister will introduce his new business STAT Fitness, located in the historic Plow building.

Thanks
Mary

Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes For Oct 13, 11

Draft - October 13th 6:00PM
Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes

A. Heidi Hefferlin, Secretary called the meeting to order at 6:00PM at Niko’s
B. Call to approve officers Heidi Hefferlin as President and Mary Eubanks as Secretary and extend term for Cynthia Nesson as Treasurer w/ Lloyd Lognion as Vice President. Unanimous member vote approves.
B. Membership – Reminder to pay dues and be ready to vote for new officers.
C. Meeting Minutes from 7/14/2011 were approved by unanimous member vote.
D. Treasurers Report – The bank balance is $1,791.00.
E. Pocket Park Design Update:
Craig Kronenberg presented the designs and budget for the pocket park. A vote was called to approve the design and proceed with fundraising efforts. Mary Eubanks displayed the designs for the website and posted them to the web site.
F. Committee Reports:

Liaison Committee: Tom Prevost reported continued contacts with city official and seeks help with attendance to city commitee meeting for traffic and parks department.

Liaison Committee – Armando Rodriguez – Chairperson, Tom Prevost-co-chair, Patty Streip, co-chair Chair, Stephen Fairley, Perry Storey, Carol Prevost, Chris Sorenson

PR Committee - Cynthia Nesson – Chairperson, Jeff Styles, Chris Sorenson, Myra Ireland, Mary Eubanks

# 1 Priority – Applied for grant from Neighborhood Services Project Funding: We have participated for the last three years. Projects is to provide Stationary and Postage, Decals, business cards. Applications were submitted September 30th at 4:00PM.
#2 Priority - Block Party in the fall to be organized by Angela Cochran and was planned for October 1st which would have conflicted with Wine over water. A new date set at Nov. 5.
#3 Develop a new business and Neighbor welcome package which will be funded by the city gant
#4 Develop a good neighbor program – Certificates were given to Niko’s for hosting the event and providing screen for display..

Security Committee
John Stevens - Chair, Heidi Hefferlin - co-chair, Dave Cochran and Audrey Ceraff

#1 Priority – Speed Humps on Cowart Street between Main and 20th. Signatures collected, and study complete. The test determined the location did not meet guidelines.
#2 Priority – Crime prevention program – Neighborhood watch is under development with block captians being recruited..

Public Space Committee
Lloyd Lognion Chairperson, Craig Kronenberg, Cynthia Watson, Stroud Watson, Cynthia Nesson
# 1 Priority is a pocket park at Battle Academy that will be used by the school and the Neighborhood. County and school boards have approved proposal to build pocket park. Roughly $30,000 will need to be raised.
#2 Block Party – Angela Cochran will work on a fall block party – See above


Event Planning Sub Committees
#3 Neighborhood night out failed to get off the ground.
#4 MainX24 Commitee to run Corn Hole Tournament - Carol Huckaby with assist from Mary Eubanks
Team to identify other fundrasing efforts - Allison Feller, Teal Teabald, Heidi Hefferlin
- EDIT - Carnival hosted at gym of Battle Academy to raise funds for Park. Non profit rental of kit from Activity rental approved. 11/22/11

Meeting Adjourned!

Next Meeting Jan 12th 6:00PM


~2011 Southside officers~
sscowart@gmail.com
President: Armando Rodriguez Replaced by Heidi Hefferlin
Vice President: Lloyd Longnion
Secretary: Heidi Hefferlin Replaced by Mary Eubanks
Treasurer: Cynthia Nesson

Play Day at Mainx24 Pre/Post Parade - DEC 3

Warm up indoors before or after the parade as you Join us for an afternoon full of play as we romp around Battle Academy's gymnasium!

Activities will include:

• 18 foot slide,
• moonwalk,
• 38 foot obstacle course,
• Fencing Competition,
• putting green
• and other games.

Tickets will be sold and all rides and food will require tickets.

Food will include:

• Hot dogs,
• chips and dip,
• coke,
• cotton candy,
• and hot chocolate.

All profits will go to Battle Academy's Community Park.

Facebook link and Location

October 13th 6:00PM Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes

Draft - October 13th 6:00PM  
Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes (approved on 1/19/2012)

A. Heidi Hefferlin, Secretary called the meeting to order at 6:00PM at Niko’s
B. Call to approve officers Heidi Hefferlin as President and Mary Eubanks as Secretary and extend term for Cynthia Nesson as Treasurer w/ Lloyd Lognion as Vice President.  Unanimous member vote approves.
B. Membership – Reminder to pay dues and be ready to vote for new officers.
C. Meeting Minutes from 7/14/2011 were approved by unanimous member vote.
D. Treasurers Report – The bank balance is $1,791.00.
E. Pocket Park Design Update:
Craig Kronenberg presented the designs and budget for the pocket park.  A vote was called to approve the design and proceed with fundraising efforts.  Mary Eubanks displayed the designs for the website and posted them to the web site.
F. Committee Reports:

Liaison Committee: Tom Prevost reported continued contacts with city official and seeks help with attendance to city commitee meeting for traffic and parks department.

Liaison Committee – Armando Rodriguez – Chairperson, Tom Prevost-co-chair, Patty Streip, co-chair Chair, Stephen Fairley, Perry Storey, Carol Prevost, Chris Sorenson

PR Committee - Cynthia Nesson – Chairperson, Jeff Styles, Chris Sorenson, Myra Ireland, Mary Eubanks

# 1 Priority – Applied for grant from Neighborhood Services Project Funding: We have participated for the last three years. Projects is to provide Stationary and Postage, Decals, business cards. Applications were submitted September 30th at 4:00PM.  
#2 Priority - Block Party in the fall to be organized by Angela Cochran and was planned for October 1st which would have conflicted with Wine over water. A new date set at Nov. 5.
#3 Develop a new business and Neighbor welcome package which will be funded by the city gant
#4 Develop a good neighbor program – Certificates were given to Niko’s for hosting the event and providing screen for display..

Security Committee
John Stevens - Chair, Heidi Hefferlin - co-chair, Dave Cochran and Audrey Ceraff

#1 Priority – Speed Humps on Cowart Street between Main and 20th. Signatures collected, and study complete.  The test determined the location did not meet guidelines.
#2 Priority – Crime prevention program – Neighborhood watch is under development with block captians being recruited..

Public Space Committee
Lloyd Lognion Chairperson, Craig Kronenberg, Cynthia Watson, Stroud Watson, Cynthia Nesson
# 1 Priority is a pocket park at Battle Academy that will be used by the school and the Neighborhood. County and school boards have approved proposal to build pocket park. Roughly $30,000 will need to be raised.
#2 Block Party – Angela Cochran will work on a fall block party – See above


Event Planning Sub Committees
#3 Neighborhood night out failed to get off the ground.
#4 MainX24 Commitee to run Corn Hole Tournament - Carol Huckaby with assist from Mary Eubanks
Team to identify other fundrasing efforts - Allison Feller, Teal Teabald, Heidi Hefferlin
- EDIT - Carnival hosted at gym of Battle Academy to raise funds for Park.  Non profit rental of kit from Activity rental approved. 11/22/11

Meeting Adjourned!

Next Meeting Jan 12th 6:00PM


~2011 Southside officers~
sscowart@gmail.com
President: Armando Rodriguez  Replaced by Heidi Hefferlin
Vice President: Lloyd Longnion
Secretary: Heidi Hefferlin  Replaced by Mary Eubanks
Treasurer: Cynthia Nesson

SouthSide Cowart Place Neighborhood Meeting OCT 13

Our next SSCP meeting on Oct.13th at 6:00 will be at NIKO'S.  The manager said we can have a room in the back on the first floor.

The party committee met last Friday.  The neighborhood potluck will be held Sat.,Nov.5th with a 6:00pm start time.  It will be held in the alley behind Angela's and Myra's townhouses.  We are to bring a dish to pass and our beverages.  Angela and Myra will get the tables together.  If it rains, the plan is to use the carports.  We are making a flyer which will be delivered two weeks before the event.  I am trying to get some beer donated.  Cups, plates and plastic flatware will be provided.  We need to put an agenda item to vote to spend $85 for a port-a-toilet. at our Oct.13th meeting.  

Email Contacts Update

If you are suppose to be getting the Association emails and are not recieving them. Please send an email to sscowart@gmail.com with subject - Update my email.. and I'll work on it. You may receive a reply to sign up for the mailing list at the correct email. I'm not able to manually update the list any more.

Or you can enter you email below.  It should send you a confirmation back to verify susbscription. If not, follow up with email like above.

Subscribe to SSCowart Neighborhood Association

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Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes - July 14, 2011

Draft - July 14, 2011
Neighborhood Association Meeting Minutes

A. Cynthia Nesson ,Treasurer called the meeting to order at 6:10PM.
B. Membership – Reminder to pay dues and be ready to vote for new officers.
C. Meeting Minutes from 4/14/2011 were approved by unanimous member vote.
D. Treasurers Report – The bank balance is $1,791.00.
E. Website update:
Mary Eubanks demonstrated the website updates to sscowart.com. She encouraged members to use the seeclickfix feature for reporting problems in the neighborhood that need fixing. Just take a photo with your phone or camera and use the seeclickfix to push it to the website and our council members. Mary also reviewed the neighborhoodgoods.net for sharing items and the feature areas of the website that correspond to the committees. Anyone who has ideas for the website send them to sscowart@gmail.com.

E. Committee Reports:

Liaison Committee: Tom Prevost reported progress on determining the ownership of the parcel at 14th between Cowart and Market that has been identified as a potential park. The ownership is still unclear but the potential park use remains in play.

Liaison Committee – Armando Rodriguez – Chairperson, Tom Prevost-co-chair, Patty Streip, co-chair Chair, Stephen Fairley, Perry Storey, Carol Prevost, Chris Sorenson

PR Committee - Cynthia Nesson – Chairperson, Jeff Styles, Chris Sorenson, Myra Ireland, Mary Eubanks

# 1 Priority – Building murals on Chuck’s bar and the Main Street Warehouse Building to give identity to the neighborhood. – Chuck’s bar wall is still a possibility for a mural. Main Street Warehouse is not certain due to the upcoming office development that was just announced.
#2 Priority - Block Party in the fall to be organized by Angela Cochran and was planned for October 1st which would have conflicted with Wine over water. A new date will be set.
#3 develop a new business and Neighbor welcome package
#4 Develop a good neighbor program – Certificates were given to Steve Fairley and Chattanooga Closets.

Security Committee
John Stevens - Chair, Heidi Hefferlin - co-chair, Dave Cochran and Audrey Ceraff

#1 Priority – Speed Humps on Cowart Street between Main and 20th. The needed signatures are on file and the paperwork will be filed with the City next week. Heidi will also contact the City regarding the study that they promised in June.

#2 Priority – Crime prevention program – This effort was canceled due to lack of volunteer sign up.

Public Space Committee
Lloyd Lognion Chairperson, Craig Kronenberg, Cynthia Watson, Stroud Watson, Cynthia Nesson
# 1 Priority is a pocket park at Battle Academy that will be used by the school and the Neighborhood. Craig Kronenberg has met with Gary Waters of the School Board and attended a design Charrete with the school principal, Gary Waters, Trey Wheeler and Patty Streip. The next step is to go to the school Board and secure funding and approval. The School will continue to mow the grass and the neighborhood will need to prune trees, mulch and plant flowers. Lyndhurst is a potential contributor and Take Root will donate trees. Roughly $30,000 will need to be raised.
#2 priority Green Space at 14th Street- Potential Park – See report above from the Liaison Committee.
#3 Block Party – Angela Cochran will work on a fall block party – See above
Event Planning Sub Committee
Block Party – See notes above
Neighborhood night out – It was voted to participate. The volunteers for this event are: Cynthia Nesson, Mary Eubanks, Myra Maples, Perry and Cindy Storey.
Officer Nominations:
The offices of President and Treasurer are open for the 2012 election. If you want to run for office or nominate someone send your suggestions to sscowart@gmail.com

Neighborhood Services Project Funding:We have participated for the last three years. Projects suggestions that Debbie Johnson threw out were, House Banners, Stationary and Postage, Decals, business cards. Applications are due September 30th at 4:00PM.

Community Connections:
We are very proud that Tahnika Rodriguez won the Chattanooga Dancing with the Stars.
New Businesses are Chattanooga Closets at 1901 Broad, Dr. Farrar at Smile Studio on Main Street at 204 W Main Street and the Hot Chocolatier at Williams and Main Street.
Jeff Styles explained the “Bend on the Run” program to get music out in the community during RiverBend. Business or organizations that want a music venue next year should contact Tiffany at RiverCity.
Warren Mackey said a brief history of the community and his optimism regarding continued growth in Chattanooga and our neighborhood.

Meeting Adjourned!

Next Meeting October 13th 6:00PM


~2011 Southside officers~
sscowart@gmail.com
President: Armando Rodriguez
Vice President: Lloyd Longnion
Secretary: Heidi Hefferlin
Treasurer: Cynthia Nesson

Neighborhood Meetings This week..

Jefferson Heights Neighborhood meeting - Monday July11 7PM at the Well (1800 Rossville Ave)
**Help bring the Electric Shuttle to Main Street

Southside Cowart Place Neighborhood meeting - Thursday July 14 6pm at Closet Factory (accross from Koch's Backery)
**Pocket Park at the Tower/Battle Academy and Speed Bump petitions.

Please attend BOTH if possible.

HELP BRING THE ELECTRIC SHUTTLE TO MAIN STREET!

HELP BRING THE ELECTRIC SHUTTLE TO MAIN STREET! 

JEFFERSON HEIGHTS 

COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION 

MEETING

Commissioner  Manny Rico and Tom Dugan of CARTA will be in attendance to discuss bringing CARTA electric shuttle service to Main Street businesses and residents.  Please show your support.

Monday, JULY 11, 7 pm

@ The Well (next to Loose Cannon)

1800 Rossville Ave.

Questions?  Contact: 

MattMcAdoo@Gmail.com or 423.309.2371

Neighborhood Meeting July 14 at the Chattanooga Closet Factory - NEW LOCATION

Chattanooga Closet Factory has moved accross from Koch's Backery on the west side of the Broad Street.

We will be meeting 6 pm Thursday night. 

NEIGHBORHOOD ROUNDTABLE MEETING REMINDER - May 11 1-2:30pm

NEIGHBORHOOD ROUNDTABLE MEETING REMINDER

DATE:

May 11, 2011

TIME:

1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

LOCATION: Mayor's Conference Room
Third Floor, City Hall
101 E. 11th Street

AGENDA:

Speakers: Sgt. Rebecca Shelton
Chattanooga Police Department
Property Crimes/Fraud Division

 

 

Debbie F. Johnson

Neighborhood Relations Specialist

Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development

(423) 425-3711

 

Neighborhood Networking Session

Please join the Office of the Mayor, Chattanooga City Council and the Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development at a "Neighborhood Networking" sessions Monday, April 18.  Invited guests are presidents and vice presidents of all neighborhood associations in the City.  This will be an opportunity for leaders who have been chosen by their neighbors to represent them to have a conversation with city officials and other neighborhood leaders about problems affecting the communities where you live, work and play.

After the networking session, leaders are invited to join city officials for an update on how the City's budget has an effect on your neighborhood.  Understanding how the City and County spend your tax dollars is important and we want to hear what you think about it.  We want your input. 

Again, the event is April 18^th and will begin at 5:00 p.m. at the Chattanooga City Council Building, 1000 Lindsay Street.  Refreshments will be served. 

Neighborhood association presidents and vice presidents can expect to receive a call from the Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development Neighborhood Relations Specialists to confirm attendance.  For more information you may contact Richard J. Beeland, Media Relations Director, Office of the Mayor at 425-7800.  We look forward to seeing you on April 18^th.

Dottie Brewer

Graphics and Technology Specialist

City of Chattanooga

Department of Neighborhood Services and Community Development

January Meeting THURSDAY Jan 13 - 6pm

Thursday Jan 13th at the Camphouse at 6PM

District 8 all hands meeting. Yes, that us.

This is the opportunity we've all asked for ... a chance to share and brainstorm a larger vision for our neighborhoods.

We asked Councilman McGary to bring the neighborhoods together, in an effort to create a more cohesive and supportive district, and he heard us. Now it’s your turn. Come share what’s on your mind, whether it’s concerns about education, traffic or crime. Come get some neighborly love, and let’s help create the neighborhood we all want!

We're simply going to meet new people, gather in small groups and share ideas, then come together as a district to shape a plan for District 8. To make it easy, we have two dates and locations, just pick which one is best for you.

Saturday, April 24, 9 to 11 a.m. at Eastside Elementary, 1603 S. Lyerly St. Continental breakfast will be served and you'll have a chance to win a prize.

or

Monday, April 26, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Brown Academy, 718 E. 8th St. Coffee and snacks will be provided and you'll have a chance to win a prize.


From  http://chattarati.com/neighborhoods/southside/2010/4/6/district-8-gathering/
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April Association Meetingm- 6pm The Foundry

Location: The Foundry (Chattanoogan Hotel)  

Agenda

1. Call to order
2. Roll Call
3. Approval of Last Meeting’s Minutes
4. Treasurer’s Report
5. Committee Updates
6. By-Law Revision
7. Southside Neighborhood Banners
8. National Clean Up Day
9. Meeting Insurance
10. Neighborhood Concerns
11. RoundRoom
12. Adjournment

Next meeting: Thursday, July 8, 2010

Febuary Meeting Minutes..

Final Version Bylaws

Meeting 6pm- Feb 11 2010 -Battle Academy

Feb 11th, 2010 (Thursday)                          Location: Battle Academy

Agenda

A.    Call to order

B.    Roll Call

C.   Approval of Last Meeting’s Minutes

D.   Treasurer’s Report

E.    Committee Updates

F.    By-Law Revision

G.   Southside Neighborhood Banners

H.   Meeting Frequency & Location

I.      National Clean Up Day

J.     Boundary Changes

K.   Neighborhood Concerns

L.    RoundRoom

M.  Adjournment

Next meeting:  Thursday, March 11, 2010

~2010 Southside officers~

sscowart@gmail.com

President: Armando Rodriguez – (423) 322-3809

Vice President: Craig Kronenberg – (423) 265-6636

Secretary: Tahnika Rodriguez – (423) 280-4949

Treasurer: Cynthia Nesson – (423) 265-4666