The Richmond Neighborhood Community Association

Next meeting to be held on Monday March 12th, 7:00PM at The Richmond Senior Center (corner of Richmond & Summer). Please spread the word!

 

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Notes from the Jan. 16th Meeting:

·   RANHDI Clinton Brown gave an update regarding the Historic District Initiative. Please contact RANHDI for more information.

·   Recycling - New recycling totes have been delivered. Starting in March 2012 the recycling bins will be picked up every other week. Pickup in March will be on March 7 and the 21st .  Any questions please call 311 or 851-4890.

·   Graffiti - A lot of graffiti has been cleaned up.  Richmond traffic signal boxes at Bryant and also at Utica were tagged in January. They were cleaned up the same day the City was contacted. Graffiti has also been removed from mailboxes.

·   Richmond Avenue Lights - Councilmember Rivera’s office has notified us that the Bond Resolution for the new streetlights has passed and they are waiting for the bids to come in.

·   Present Day Street Lights There is a number of street lights that are out especially on the west side of Richmond Avenue.  Please contact your Councilmember's office with the location of any lights that are out. Note the street number on the pole.

At the March 12th meeting we will meet with the Norwood/Summer block club. Peter Quartararo has arranged for the newly appointed City Court Judge Amy Martoche to be a guest speaker.

 

 
 

The Richmond Ashland National Register Historic District Initiative [RANHDI] is a community-led collaborative process that is creating awareness of our neighborhood’s boundaries and historic importance, coalescing pride of place under a brand that is attractive to current and potential home and business owners, and preparing the way for appropriate investment in homes and buildings that can be assisted with available historic rehabilitation tax credits.

To learn more about the Initiative and the benefits of listing our neighborhood in the National Register of Historic Places, including income tax credit for historic homeowners, please see http://www.ranhdi.wordpress.com/.

 

Read about Professional Baseball being played on Richmond Ave!!!

 

View the long term Master Plan for Richmond Avenue Development .  Click here!