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| May 13, 2002
TO: (Danny Thomas) danny.thomas@ci.austin.tx.us The Cherrywood Neighborhood Association supports the Yard Parking Ordinance, and votes to opt in. We're in 78722 (Map). Our motion passed 18 - 5 at a quarterly Membership Meeting January 18, 2002. Twenty-three attended. Our quorum is 20. The issue missed our quarterly newsletter in January but was publicized in advance by neighborhood e-mail circle (about 200 subscribers at the time, including almost everyone who regularly attends Association meetings). The debated question, in some 60 posted opinions, was whether to opt in out of out a proposed amendment to Chapter 16-5 of the City Code (in Draft 1 in January). We note this proposal is now in Draft 8. However, unchanged in the subsequent drafts is the principle we approved: "A person may not park a motor vehicle in the front yard or side yard of a residential property, except in a driveway." Sincerely, Bree Buchanan |
| (Aril 18, 2005) The provision on renewal was struck out of the No Parking in the Front Yard ordinance when it was amendment. The Council felt like it would be a high maintenance problem for both staff and neighborhood groups. Neighs. who applied through their association, would be on the books until the association decided to withdraw from the map. Then they would have to apply to be removed. Cherrywood came in as a neigh. association, and will be shown on the map as prohibiting parking. So, if no further action is done with UBC on this issue, Cherrywood boundaries would still remain on the map as prohibiting parking. If, however, other groups in the UBC area want this restriction, we would amend the plan to include the others but still show Cherrywood as well. == Ricardo Soliz < Ricardo.Soliz@ci.austin.tx.us > Transportation, Planning, and Sustainability Dept == |
| Gloria Quinonez, Office of the Assistant Director Neighborhood Planning & Zoning Department Office: (512) 974-7673 gloria.quinonez@ci.austin.tx.us Toye Goodson |
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| I. NEWSLETTER: THE FLEA
1. The purpose of The Flea is to serve as the newsletter of the Cherrywood Neighborhood Association. 2. The Flea will appear on a quarterly basis in advance of general meetings. It will be delivered free of charge to each residence in the Cherrywood neighborhood. 3. The Flea will provide useful information to Cherrywood residents in an attractive and entertaining manner. Such information should always include the names and phone numbers of officers, a calendar of upcoming meetings, notes (ideally summary minutes compiled by the CNA Secretary) of past general meetings, and agendas for future general meetings. 4. The Editor of The Flea is appointed, and replaced as the need arises, by the Steering Committee. Consistent with CNA policies, the Editor is responsible for both the form and content of the newsletter. This may involve editing text to conform to good journalistic practice, standards of stylistic unity, and space constraints. The Editor should work closely with the Chair of the CNA in determining appropriate content for each issue. 5. The Treasurer of the CNA is responsible for selling advertising in The Flea. The Treasurer will work with the Editor to determine the appropriate amount of advertising for each issue. Advertising rates will be approved by the Steering Committee, although the Treasurer may have some latitude to negotiate with the advertiser. 6. Consistent with Article X of the CNA By-laws, the title of the newsletter may not be changed without a vote of the full membership at a regularly scheduled general meeting. II. WEBSITE: CHERRYWOOD.ORG 1. CNA will maintain a website managed by a designated Webmaster and accessible under the domain name <cherrywood.org>.. 2. The Webmaster is appointed, and replaced as the need arises, by the Steering Committee. Consistent with CNA policies, the Webmaster is responsible for both the form and content of the website. This may involve editing text to conform to good journalistic practice and standards of stylstic unity. The Webmaster should work closely with the Chair of the CNA in determining appropriate content for the website. 3. The CNA website will maintain updated versions of the following: (1) CNA By-laws, (2) Directory of CNA officers and committee chairs, (3) CNA Vision Statement, (4) Calendar of CNA meetings and neighborhood events, and (5) Archive of minutes of CNA general meetings. 4. The Webmaster is encouraged to include information of neighborhood interest on the website. This might include links and news of interest to Cherrywood residents, neighborhood maps and data, a catalog of ongoing CNA projects, and neighbors' recommendations of service providers. III. CNA E-MAIL LISTSERV 1. CNA will maintain an e-mail list for CNA members. This list will be managed by the Webmaster or someone appointed by the Steering Committee for this purpose. 2. The e-mail list will serve as a means of rapid communication among CNA members and a forum for discussion of issues pertinent to Cherrywood neighborhood. Rules for the use of the list will be defined by users. 3. Currently the listserv is labelled “NeighborNet.” |
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