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October 13, 2011
Annual Board Meeting - Peter Howell School Library- 7:00-8:40 PM. PHNA Board members present included President Nancy Huff, Vice-President Chris Brooks, Treasurer Don Ijams, Secretary Jesse Zoernig, Gary Stone, Julie Pupkoff and new member Neal Scott (E. 4th St.). Board member Abby Rosen was not in attendance. Nancy Huff has worked with Nora, blog assistant, and with Jeff, secretary of Poet's Square NA, on the process for creating the PHNA blog. Thank you Nora, Jeff, and Nancy. The blog site, available here, is to be used for communications on most topics. Information requiring immediate attention may still be communicated directly by President Nancy. Neighbors are urged to subscribe to blog updates (upper right on main page) to receive email notices when new new information is posted. Also, be sure that you have added your email address to our master list (lower right on main blog page). President Nancy Huff, Vice-President Chris Brooks, Treasurer Don Ijams and Secretary Jesse Zoernig were reelected as PHNA officers for the 2011-12 term by acclamation. Treasurer Don Ijams reported that the PHNA account, at Tucson Federal Credit Union, has a current balance of $1815.45. There was $1835.66 on hand in October 2009 when Don took over the Tresurer's position. Since then, there was one withdrawal of $25.00 to assist with the April 2010 picnic and a small amount of interest has accrued. The majority of the account is held in reserve, as it was obtained from donations a decade ago toward traffic abatement work that was never accomplished. Discussion of a process for clearing these funds for other uses led to decision that our next newsletter will announce that anyone who made contributions to the traffic abatement effort and has a reliable receipt for such donation may receive a refund. Remaining funds will then be considered PHNA general resources, possibly to be used for future projects yet undecided, with constructive suggestions from neighborhood members welcome. Nancy will consult with Leticia of the City regarding the possibility of another City fuded newsletter mailing. Mention of duties and functions of PHNA board members led to reminder that no single member speaks for the board, and while the board represents the PHN residents, board members also do not decide what residents want or don’t want. Board members may, and do, engage in community projects on an individual basis. Examples: Nancy works with the wash mural efforts, Americore, Graffiti clean-up; Don works with Neighborhood Support Network and Imagine Greater Tucson; Gary contributes time to having potholes addressed, and toward getting city reclaimed water lines to PHN. Abby, Chris, Jesse, Julie and new member Neal put efforts toward betterment of the community in various ways, not necessarily via organizations. Update: Gary Stone said that he gave the Tucson Department of Transportation(TDOT) a list of potholes and cracks on 12/17/10, and has been in contact with them several times since then. He added that a 54' crack on Alvernon Way that ran east to west has been repaired, along with a 47' crack that ran north to south. At the time these repairs were made TDOT also fixed the road, in many places, for two blocks south of the cracks on the PHNA list. Regarding neighborhoodly concerns such as debris or weeds, talk with neighbors first about cleanup, and if needed you can go to the City's Code Enforcement section to report the violation. The City asks for your email address in order to send you a case number, and inspection details. Your report will still remain anonymous if you prefer. For graffiti violations, click here And, always consider setting a good example - accomplish what you want to see accomplished and some others will follow! Check with neighbors on your block, maybe they will let you clean graffiti off their property, and later do it themselves. Mention was made that some grants might be available for property upkeep. Get involved in community clean up through Tucson Clean and Beautiful. Next PHNA meeting will be Wednesday March 14, 2012. The Peter Howell Community Picnic will be Saturday, April 14th, 2012 at Alvernon Park 4-7 pm. Please bring your own tableware, and something to share if you can. Also, we'd love for you to bring a neighbor to the picnic and to check with Nancy if you can volunteer to help with arrangements. We look forward to your company. Please bookmark and regularly check the PHNA blog for notices, missing dogs, found property, new projects, meeting notices, etc. Notes by Jesse Zoernig / D. Ijams |
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September 29, 2011
Annual Meeting - Peter Howell School Cafeteria - 6:00 - 7:45 PM. PHNA Board members present included President Nancy Huff, Vice-President Chris Brooks, Treasurer Don Ijams, Secretary Jesse Zoernig and Gary Stone. Approximate attendance: 40 Nancy Huff opened the meeting with a welcome to all neighbors and thanks for attending. Tucson Police Officer D. Zeis spoke about crime in the neighborhood, saying that Peter Howell continues to be relatively quiet when compared with other areas in Tucson. Many of the police incidents that do occur in the neighborhood are on the major streets bordering our area. Neighbors are encouraged to continue watching out for each other and to call 911 for anyting that seems suspicious. Peter Howell school principal David Overstreet is in his second year at Peter Howell and welcomed neighbors to the school. He considers the school very much a part of the neighborhood and welcomes residents to stop by any time. Consider using the school for meetings or other neighborhood activities. Peter Howell is a 'community school.' Please contact Dave or Linda Perry, the school's family liaison, for any needs. Council Member Steve Kozachik spoke to the crowd on a number of topics current in city government. The City's 911 dispatch center is in much better shape these days, with technical problems being mostly resolved, morale up, internal communication better and problems being addressed. Kozachik echoed police advice to call 911 whenever incidents come up involving suspicious activity or persons. Council Member Kozachik said potholes in Ward 6 will start to be repaired when the the rains are over... and it's possible that some of our streets will get chip-sealed. Since 12/17/10, when the Tucson Department of Transportation received the Peter Howell Neighborhood list, out of the 26 worst potholes and cracks, 7 have been repaired, and one turned out to be a water valve opening... so we have 18 more to go. The City's Board of Adjustment upheld the development plan for El Con that includes Walmart's new development. El Encanto residents have still not received movement toward resolving their concerns - an appeal to superior court is possible. In the next six months, the City will be hiring a number of new department heads and a new city manager. With the elections coming, there will be a significant change to the face of city government. Kozachik has taken on the issue of Rio Nuevo's obligation to spend money on TCC upkeep and improvement. Evren Sonmez of Tucson Clean and Beautiful spoke about the many programs they have, including, Home Shade Trees, buffelgrass eradication, Adopt a Park and Adopt a Wash. Faith Lutheran school has recently increased its work with keeping Alvernon Park clean and in good condition. Two recycling containers have been placed in the park on a test basis, to see if they will be used for their intended purposes without constant monitoring. Neighbors are invited to help with this test program as they visit the park. Neighbors are invited to paricipate in PHNA's Adopt a Wash commitment for the portions of Alvernon Wash not in the park. The block of Longfellow N. of 5th St. up to the park and Montezuma from 3rd St. to 2nd St. are the focus - please help pick up trash in these areas as you do your walking in the neighborhood. Fran LaSala, the City's Waste Diversion Manager, spoke about several current efforts to increase recycling. These include the 'Know Where to Throw' campaign, focusing on four items not usually thought of for recycling (crayons, bras, eyeglasses and athletic shoes), 'Do (even) More Blue,' the Household Hazardous Waste program, 13 Neighborhood Recycling Centers and a new Materials Recovery Center that will come on line in Summer 2012 allowing the recycling of all types of plastic except thin film types. Neighbor Melanie Emerson described the terrible Aug. 24 attack on her dog 'Maia' by a male pit bull and two puppies while walking near 4th St. and Columbus. Maia was critically injured and is just now recovering. Beyond keeping dogs under control at all times, tips on how to handle such situations are needed, as is education of neighbors on how to help. Gary Stone updated two ongoing projects: pothole remediation and extending use of reclaimed water. Gary's extensive list of PHNA's potholes was presented at the Ward 6 meeting during the last several weeks. A few of the potholes have been repaired with more to go. The reclaimed water line proposed to pass through the neighborhood has been extended to Rincon/University High School. The project's scope has thereby been extended as has the cost. Many support letters have been received including those from PHNA board members, Peter Howell school and Rincon High. Progress is slow but steady. New PHNA board members were sought by President Nancy Huff. By acclamation, current members present in the meeting (Huff, Brooks, Zoernig, Ijams and Stone) were reelected. Others willing to serve should contact Nancy. Updates include:
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March 16, 2011 Peter Howell Neighborhood Association Spring Meeting Peter Howell School Library - 6:30 - 8:30 PM Board Members present: Nancy Huff, President; Chris Brooks, Vice President; Don Ijams, Treasurer; Jesse Zoernig, Secretary; Gary Stone, Julie Pupkoff. Abby Rosen was absent, and missed. Rachel Greenfield of Volunteer Southern AZ/Americore, is youth coordinator of Service Learning Projects for 11-18 yr olds. Her group has been beautifying the concrete wash walls north of Alvernon Park with mural painting every Sunday 1-3pm, and will continue most Sundays through mid-May. Please visit Sunday early afternoons to show your appreciation. Don Ijams updated on PHN crime statistics, listings of which are available on the Neighborhood Support Network website. Tucson crime rates, including those for PHN, are in very slight decline generally, and have been for a couple years. Peter Howell neighborhood remains a quite safe area, especially when compared with other Tucson neighborhoods. Don updated on Imagine Greater Tucson. IGT is a grassroots, multi-year effort to gather information from the community to create a planned future Tucson. Stage one information gathering ended in February. April 7th will be a public meeting exposing information results according to 9 categories. The meeting is at 3 pm at the University Marriot on April 7th. It will bring the community an opportunity to participate in the development of alternative scenarios for the region's future. More information is available on IGT's website. Gary Stone synopsis of 18 notable potholes: at least 2 of which have been filled. A positive sign, given city lack of funding. Gary spoke regarding Tucson’s reclaimed water projects. Line closest to PHN is a few blocks South of Broadway just east of Reid Park. To encourage movement of future federal infrastructure funds to Tucson, some Tucsonans are encouraging interested residents to express interest in area projects, such as getting reclaimed water lines brought to Peter Howell School, Rincon High School, and Alvernon Park, point being to reuse water and not use valuable, limited drinking water for lawn use. Theoretically, interested neighbors would eventually be able to tie into the reclaimed water lines for residential use. Idea is to inform our elected officials of the value of reclaimed water infrastructure and use, and the energy moves onward. Some Tucson neighborhoods already have access to reclaimed water. Thank you, Gary. Chris Brooks described his experience on the Citizens Water Advisory Committee, and with the Watershed Management Group in Tucson. Water rates will increase again this year. Hope is to change Tucson Water’s method of rate determination, so increases would occur more fairly than current method. Tucson per capita water use is quite low in comparison to other municipalities, giving Tucson some degree of ‘green’ status. Keep it up, good people. Chris also added to the conversation about reclaimed water use and its meaning, and of grey water. Wonderful and useful comments from several meeting attendees added to the information gathering. Note made that Nancy is not a web master, so meeting updates and announcements are not necessarily on PHNA website - volunteers to help set up a new website are welcome. Volunteers also welcome to deliver PHNA information fliers, to homes in the neighborhood that are not on our email list. Jesse Zoernig provided an update regarding hand delivery of PHNA notices, which involves time and repeat visits, for success. Nancy noted some new email addresses from the deliveries and Julie suggested a resident from each block volunteer to deliver to the block. Suggestion made for PHN to consider an annual yard sale or craft sale, with some proceeds going to the PHNA, for use at public events. Do share your thoughts on this. Elaine Lim, Abby Rosen and Julie Pupkoff have really worked in past years to help make the Annual Peter Howell Community Picnic a success. Please volunteer if you are able. President Nancy Huff can be contacted for this at nbh@email.arizona.edu. Note made that Chris Tanz of El Encanto and interested parties are still working on encouraging the impending El Con WalMart store to consider neighborhood pleas for changes to current WalMart store front entrance, and 24 hour plan, each of which will greatly impact the neighborhood. Please make your concerns known to Ward 6 office or Chris Tanz. Nancy noted value of Community Justice Board, an organization serving 8-17 year old youth in legal trouble. 20 area Justice Boards have about 180 volunteers who help the youth fulfill their commitments to the community and victims of crimes committed. This helps lighten the case load for Juvenile Justice courts. EVENTS: A new Farmer’s Market will set up at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church , on Campbell just north of Speedway, from 3-7 pm Sundays. On Saturday, March 19th will be free Red Cross CPR training at 6 Tucson locations, provided for by Walgreens and Safeway. And reminder- Thursday April 7th, University Marriot, 3 pm is public event for Imagine Greater Tucson. Thank you to Principal Dave Overstreet and Peter Howell School for assistance to PHNA, and to Mike Censky of HSL Properties/Randolph Park Hotel, for help with PHNA flier copies. Thanks to Dunn Edwards Paint Store for donation to the mural project. The Peter Howell Community Picnic will be April 16th, Saturday, at Alvernon Park 3-7 pm. Please bring your own tableware, and something to share if you can. We look forward to your company. |
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October 19, 2010
Peter Howell Neighborhood Association Board Meeting Peter Howell School Library - 7:00 - 8:00 PM Present: Nancy Huff, 2009/10 President Chris Brooks, 2009/10 Vice- President Don Ijams, 2009/10 Treasurer Jesse Zoernig, 2009/10 Secretary Abby Rosen Gary Stone Huff, Brooks, Ijams and Zoernig were re-elected to their same offices for the 2010-2011 year by acclamation. Abby Rosen stays on the Board and Gary Stone joins as a non-officer board member. There was discussion of bylaw requirements for notification of neighborhood residents of officer elections - notification should be within 15 days of 19 October meeting: Nancy Huff --- E. 1st St, 520-979-5622 Chris Brooks --- E. Kilmer St Don Ijams --- E. 4th Place Jesse Zoernig --- N. Longfellow Av (S. of 5th) Abby Rosen --- E. 2nd St Gary Stone --- N. Longfellow Av (S. of 5th) Logistics for future PHNA Newsletters were considered, given city funding losses. Nancy and Abby will pursue engagement of neighborhood businesses for advertising in PHNA Newsletters. Since postal mail is expensive, other methods were discussed, including hand delivery and offering subscriptions. Neighborhood LETTERS on tiles on the wall at the Speedway and Alvernon Way intersection, SE corner, were damaged beyond repair by an auto crash incident in May 2010. There was a subsequent accident in Sept that re-damaged wall. Discussion took place on whether to replace the letters wall with a different, less impact prone mode for noting the Neighborhood Assn. name. (The choice of full-time dirigible floating above intersection was voted off the docket) Ideas, anyone? Possibly a banner? Pedestrian walkway dangers at Whitman and Alvernon were raised, north of the bus stop involving the walkway and curb cuts; a concrete joint level problem in sidewalk between Lodge On The Desert and Alvernon Way was described. There is a large plant at Alvernon Way and 1st St. that obscures pedestrian access. Nancy will contact DOT, or HSL who will be doing improvements when the Elmwood/hotel project begins, but who knows when that might be? An issue was brought up of Alvernon Park field use by permit only, given recent heavy use with spiked shoes. Jesse will pursue the question of park permits and relevant ordinances. The next PHNA Meeting will be Wednesday March 16th, 2011, 6:30 PM. Details and location will be announced on this website and through the PHNA email list. The annual picnic will be April 16, 2011, Saturday 4-7pm. Details and location to be announced on this website and through PHNA email list. A big thank you to Peter Howell School Principal, Dave Overstreet and the school. Until further notice, updates and information such as the above will only be posted on this web site and emailed to the PHNA email list. Additions to the email list are encouraged - please forward names, addresses and email addresses to Nancy at nbh@email.arizona.edu. |
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September 30, 2010
Annual Meeting - Peter Howell School Library - 6:30 - 8:30 PM PHNA Board Officers: President Nancy Huff, Vice-President Chris Brooks, Treasurer Don Ijams, Secretary Jesse Zoernig present at the meeting. Council member Steve Kozachik discussed concerns about the new Walmart at El Con, the City Budget, and some of the propositions to be voted on Nov. 2. Walmart: they do not have a completed schematic as yet; they intend to be open 24 hours, a plan some neighbors want to change; they intend to sell Alcohol, and the location of store will be an issue; they don’t intend to sell guns or ammunition. Meetings about Walmart at El Con occur at Ward 6 office. Budget: City Mgr .Mike Letcher sees a 50 million dollar short fall for FY2012, therefore a call for passage of the sales tax increase on the November 2010 ballot. Propositions: Prop. 400 is a temporary .5% sales tax increase, to lessen the budget shortfall. Councilman Kozachik wants to see a .25 % tax increase action rather than the allowed .5 %, to invite success of the proposition. Proposition 401: Four proposed charter amendments are tied together. Mayor gets be part of a number of votes and the city manager gets the right to hire and certain administrators. Kozachik asks for tax increase end date to relate to revenue increase, not to sunset clause of a specific number of years; he wants designated funds to go to designated areas, not anywhere else, and for there to be a maintenance of effort for four core depts., with no raiding of their funds. Police Dept officer C. Kerlin notes spike in burglaries recent 2-4 months: says be nosy neighbors, and trust ‘bad’ feelings and call in concerns. The information may help police identify criminals, or assist with other crimes, even if not the exact crime you call in. Mention that ‘for donation’ curb painters (of house numbers onto your curb) may be criminals scoping resident patterns. Call in gunshots - quantity of calls will inform police response. Write down serial numbers of your home belongings even if insurance doesn’t require that detail. Helps with recovery. Get your house numbers on your curbs to assist emergency responders. Officer Kerlin mentioned that prescription pill abuse BIG problem, by young, old, rich, poor. Turn in your old or unused scripts, and keep safe from ‘visitors’. Principal Dave Overstreet and Family Liason to School and neighborhood Linda Perry: the school courtyard is available by arrangement for functions and rooms can be available for rehearsals, meetings. Visitors are welcome and the school has several events: Drive-through Doughnut for adults, reading intervention volunteers, Math literacy night, Halloween Carnival, reading buddies, Mentors, Oasis program, First Grade Opera. You are invited to get involved with the school. Donations of Craft supplies, school supplies, other goods, candy for the carnival, clothing and time are all invited. Volunteer Center of Southern AZ: Michelle Lesco presented on various projects. Volunteers do many good things in neighborhoods including projects you may request. The Volunteer Center inspires, mobilizes, and prepares kids and organizations to empower for the community. Youth Volunteer Corps are 11-18 yrs old with Experience Corps college adults guiding. RSVP is program for senior volunteers: Retired Seniors Volunteer Program. UPDATES: Nancy Huff noted success and need for the Alvernon park dumpster so she will organize them more often. Please use the dumpster and quit when it is full. Do not leave trash or yard waste outside the dumpster. PHNA annual picnic will be Saturday April 16th 4-7 PM, perhaps at Peter Howell School or perhaps at Alvernon Park. Location and details to be announced by email. Nancy notes that Code Enforcement has an online form for residents to report code violations, such as standing water issues, overgrown yards/lots, etc. Please take advantage of this. Officer Becky Noel is available to meet with residents for Neighborhood Watch activation and crime prevention tips. The following residents were elected to the PHNA Board of Directors for the 2010-2011 year: Abby Rosen, Gary Stone, Don Ijams, Nancy Huff, Chris Brooks and Jesse Zoernig. IMAGINE GREATER TUCSON: Don Ijams gave a presentation on the recently activated IGT. Citizens are invited to participate in a several year process to design Tucson’s future in keeping with what we desire rather than to let our future happen passively in a non planned manner. Your input is a guidepost for the development of Tucson’s future, to press lawmakers and the like to make decisions you want. They hope to reach a wide cross-section of the region's residents by spreading the word to harder to reach populations such as Homeless, Spanish-only speaking residents, elderly in assisted living. Help your friends and neighbors be heard. Three IGT Community Conversations have occurred already in the varied locations of: Civano, an Assisted Living facility, and in an office downtown. Click here to get involved with IGT and to give your input. Your voice is what matters. All Peter Howell neighbors were urged to provide President Nancy Huff at nbh@email.arizona.edu with an email address since City supported postal mailings have been severely curtailed. Updates and notices will be very hard to deliver to neighbors in the future. The Peter Howell Spring Meeting will be held Wednesday, March 16, 2011 at 6:30 PM at a location to be announced by email. Thanks to the speakers, to Dave Overstreet for welcoming us to Peter Howell, to Kathy, Lynette, Judy and the refreshment committee …… and all the neighbors who took time to come and be involved. |
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April 12, 2010
The PHNA Annual Picnic at Alvernon Park on Saturday, April 10, 2010 was great. There were at least 50 people, and a blend from both sides of 5th Street. There was a wonderful selection of food, games, conversations and terrific prizes. Our thanks to Feast, Kazoku, Old Pueblo Grill, Varsity Clubs, Village Inn, Lucky Strike Bowling and Brandye Ferguson (a new neighbor) for their generous gifts. Additional thanks to Abbey, Elaine, Jesse, Judy, Laurie, Chris for all they did to help make it such a great event. |
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March 17, 2010
The PHNA Spring Meeting was held Wednesday, March 10, 2010 at the Lodge on the Desert. Board Members in attendance: Nancy Huff, President; Chris Brooks, Vice Pres; Donald Ijams, Treasurer; Jesse Zoernig, Secretary; Abby Rosen, Elaine Lim PHNA President Nancy Huff began the meeting at 6:30 PM with the introduction of Adam Springer of the U of A School of Natural Resources. Adam is a Doctoral Student asking for participation in a study relating to water use practices and use changes between 2000 and 2009 by Tucsonans. For more information, 520-307- 6761; adams@email.arizona.edu As Deputy Criminal Prosecutor for Pima County Neighborhood Protection, Brad Holland described the work of his office and urged neighbors to organize rather than agonize. For example, a citizen can go to Pima County City Assessors GIS (geographic information system) website to find who owns a property, to assist in reporting neighborhood problems. Also, Tucson Police Community Service Officer Rebecca Noel (791-4253) can meet to provide vital information for neighborhood safety, particularly related to Neighborhood Watch. Michael Wilson of the Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona's Youth Volunteer Corps presented information regarding graffiti removal, repainting and potential mural painting to discourage further graffiti and tagging. A couple of neighborhood members donated paint and will donate painting supplies for the March 13 repaint of the wash to cover graffiti. People expressed interest in helping paint a mural at a future time. Abby Rosen offered that businesses in the neighborhood appreciate paint donations for graffiti coverage. The Volunteer Center can be contacted for coordination on projects. Mike Censky of HSL Properties gave an update on the Elmwood Street purchase from the City and the Randolph Park Hotel remodel. March 24 or April 6 will be date of Mayor and Council final approval of the $63,000 sale of the relevant stretch of Elmwood to HSL. Nancy Huff has the email address for Mike Censky with permission to give it out, and she has historical records concerning PHNA and HSL discussions on walls, handicap ramps etc. Mike Censky asks for PHNA to come up with a history and pictorial of Peter Howell Neighborhood to help with the redesign. The Indigo Hotel Group is interested in managing the site. Discussions are under way with STG Design, a national design firm, as the possible designer for the new hotel. Having a pedestrian access from Longfellow into the hotel property will save HSL $23,000 and that money can be used for certain improvements, to be decided later with neighborhood input. Perhaps 18 months from now, after abandonment of Elmwood, the street may be closed and construction will begin. The next public hearing will be approval of HSL development plan by Mayor and City Council. Ward 6 City Council Member Steve Kozachik discussed graffiti as a huge problem in Tucson, directly and indirectly affecting Peter Howell neighborhood. Funds allotted from graffiti abatement have been shifted to the Transportation Department - no department has enough funding for needs. Mr. Kozachik is pushing for an ordinance change relating to graffiti offenses, wanting to get parents / guardians involved sooner rather than later with a child's infractions. He asks for input on a regular basis regarding our interests and needs as a neighborhood. He asks individuals to donate money if they are able to help where needed as the City's budget is exceedingly tight. May 1st is County election and Steve Kosachik will find out where the new Peter Howell voting location is, as last location failed to meet ADA standards for accessibility. The week of March 22nd is the Brush and Bulky pick up. Saturday, April 10, 2010 from 4 PM is the Neighborhood Picnic in Alvernon (Longfellow) Park. Citizens are encouraged to call Nancy Huff (881-2303) to volunteer. A beer permit might be obtained for the event. Please donate extra citrus from your yards and gardens to the Community Food Bank or Michelle's Refugee programs contact Nancy Huff for more information. Ken Smalley of Longfellow near Burns is running for State Representative in District 28. He has background in Finance and wants to help balance the state budget. Clean Election financing requires a minimum of 200 voters to donate $5.00 to a Clean Elections candidate in order for the state to provide matching campaign money. A half hour presentation on wildlife and urban cohabitation, including how to prevent incidents with coyotes, is available by appointment from the Arizona Department of Game and Fish, if our neighborhood expresses interest and ability to attend. Hazardous Waste collection will be at Himmel Park April 17th from 8 until 1200 For more information or to join the neighborhood email list, contact PHNA President Nancy Huff at 881-2303 or nbh at email.arizona.edu Next PHNA meeting will be in September 2010. PHNA Website PHNA Discussion Group Neighborhood Support Network Neighborhood Crime Statistics Meeting adjourned at 8:15 Notes by Jesse Zoernig, Nancy Huff and Donald Ijams |
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