Alex Wan’s office forwarded the following announcement to the Virginia-Highland Civic Association. The Virginia-Highland Civic Association does not play a direct role in these decisions. We would however help as best we can with any resident concerns. We certainly sympathize with the residents on Rupley, and others near commercial nodes, with regard to parking issues.…
Read Moreby John Wolfinger, Safety chair I continually get questions relating to our 911 system is some form or fashion. I hope I can clear up some things you may have been wondering about. The most important myth to dispel is that, since we do not have a 311 call system for non-emergency situations – our…
Read Moreby Peggy Berg, Traffic/Transportation & Sidewalks chair In Virginia-Highland, many sidewalks are in need of repair. Damage from property trees is the property owner’s responsibility, and worn-out pavers and sewer issues, generally speaking, are the property owner’s responsibility, as well. Damage from right-of-way trees is a City responsibility. The City has minimal budget and staffing, meaning…
Read Moreby Lola Carlisle, Vice-President I’m new to the Virginia-Highland Civic Association Board but not new to the concept of community service. I’ve volunteered on various committees in Virginia-Highland over the last 12 years. I have always had a great deal of respect for the Virginia-Highland Civic Association Board and committee members. And after co-authoring a…
Read Moreby Brian Gross, Communications chair Welcome to the new monthly online edition of the Voice, which will bring you a tailored, relevant selection of articles each month direct to your inbox. The online Voice complements our “regular” email updates, which are sent ad-hoc as needed, generally about twice a month in addition to the Voice. If you wish…
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