The following was sent to me from our neighborhood liaison, Tonya Beeler, regarding a neighbor's request for clarification on heavy trash:
It seems that heavy trash is picked up for all of St Clair Place (AT THE MOMENT) on the First Wednesday of the Month. Someone had suggested a list of what was acceptable for heavy trash pick up. Please see below for that:
Each Indianapolis household may place a maximum of two (2) items of heavy trash out for collection each month.Place all items on a stable surface and secure or remove loose parts such as doors or trim. For example, remove the doors to a refrigerator or secure them with tape to prevent children or pets from being trapped inside.
Acceptable heavy trash items:
Mission Statement: We value community among our neighbors, historic preservation in our buildings, and social and economic diversity among current and future residents. Our goal is to create a neighborhood where owners take pride in their homes, the streets are safe and walkable, and people of all different backgrounds enjoy living, playing, and working.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Additional information for the home repair program
I received the following additional information for the St. Clair Place Home Repair Program:
Eligibility
Indy-east Asset Development has partnered with Riley Area Development Corporation to provide funding for home repairs to homeowners in St. Clair Place Neighborhood.
St. Clair Place Home Repair Program
Eligibility
Indy-east Asset Development has partnered with Riley Area Development Corporation to provide funding for home repairs to homeowners in St. Clair Place Neighborhood.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Free Home Repair for St. Clair Place Homeowners!!
If you are a homeowner living in St. Clair Place, are current on residential taxes, and your household is no more than 80% of the Annual Median Income, then you may qualify for free home repairs throught the St. Clair Place Home Repair Program. Priority will be given to those homeowners who did not previously participate in the Rebuilding Together home repairs program. If you would like more information or would like to apply, please contact Geneva Travis at 808-2310 or gtravis@enn.org.
SCPNA monthly meeting minutes
• Linda Proffitt discussed the “1 By Youth” event, scheduled for May 1st. 1,000 to 2,000 middle school and high school children will descend upon our neighborhood for a day of service. Thirty-seven projects have been identified throughout St. Clair Place and other nearby neighborhoods. If you have a project that you would like to be considered at your residence (for example, planting a garden, painting exterior trim or a fence, removing overgrown plants and weeds, etc.), you can contact Emerson at emerson@globalpeaceinitiatives.net, or call Linda at 222-1556. If you are interested in helping volunteer for the 1 By Youth event, please contact Linda or Emerson.
Monday, March 1, 2010
St. Clair Place neighborhood revitalization
Throughout 2009, there were several public input sessions to discuss the future of St. Clair Place and how we would like to see revitalization in our neighborhood. Indy-east Asset Development ("I-AD") and their partners listened closely to what we loved about our neighborhood and how we hoped to improve it. They created a Gameplan that will guide the future of revitalization in our neighborhood.
You can see Gameplan here.
You can see Gameplan here.
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