Mayor John Poelker will be personally presenting the city bond issue to our neighborhood residents at the Washington Heights Neighbors meeting October 30, 1974.
Tag: Housing
Monthly this column will explore the new, the juicy, the red hot items in the neighborhood...or the hidden old secret that may slip from a neighbor's lips!!!
Members of the SDCC executive board at their September meeting, discussed plans to improve the appearance of the intersection of Kingsbury and Des Peres.
SDCC is working on acquiring money to set up a revolving fund which can be used to buy, rehab, rent or sell single family dwellings coming on the market in this neighborhood, especially those being repossessed by federal lending agencies.
At the May meeting, S-D board members gave preliminary consideration to a proposed revolving fund, to be used in buying, renovating, renting or selling, single family homes in the area.
Before memories of Art Fair '74 had begun to fade, a number of interested residents met to review the Mother's Day Weekend in order to share what was learned (and earned) and to plan any needed improvements.
There was a surprise visitor at the second WHN meeting on housing—Mayor Poelker!
Do you remember when the River Des Peres was still an open river dividing our neighborhood?
The fifth annual Skinker-DeBaliviere House Tour highlights seven homes in our neighborhood, and emphasizes the unique flexability offered by these gracious, 65 year old homes.
Speakers form other areas of the city provided and interesting forum at the Washington Heights General Meeting on March 7, 1974.
"Who Cares?--the tenant?--the landlord?--the City?--YOU?" is the title for the second WHN general meeting on housing.
TO THE LANDLORD: Good screening of applicants is the key to good tenants.
