The City Council passed the much discussed and difficult to understand Land Use Element. The real work is in front of us. We will now have the responsibility to discuss the zoning, urban design and green zones overlay. We’ll be posting engagement and information opportunities in the days ahead. In the meantime, the East 7th…
There are a couple of certificate of appropriateness applications for our two historic districts on the agenda at the next Cultural Heritage Commission meeting. For those unfamiliar with the process and especially if you are planning to change the foot print of your home in the historic district it is recommended that you check out…
Walk to the movies! Check out what is playing at the Art Theatre in the heart of Retro Row on 4th St. The Art is a landmark institution in the neighborhood and a non-profit – you can check it out for your next big gig!
Tucked into the many and frequent angry letters to the Editor at the Grunion was a perfect reminder of what we all could and should be doing. And the motivational force resides right here in Rose Park (South). Go Ilona!!! The RPNA Board wants you to know that you exemplify what we hope and believe…
It is awards season and the envelope is a major player. For the Rose Park Neighborhood Association the envelope is a way to support its efforts. You might have noticed an addressed envelope tucked into February’s door to door newsletter. Membership is $25 for the year, but donations of any size are welcomed and acknowledged!…
Rose Park residents Cody Lusby, Eric Copeland, and Kim and William King gathered in their alleyway on Orizaba and 6th street to discuss the best place for the solar powered motion detection light that was donated to them by Rose Park Neighborhood Association (RPNA). The residents missed the deadline for the previous light installation on…