Beset by continuing complaints about conditions in local alleys, the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council voted at its January meeting to request the City to send Operation Neat through the area by midMarch.
Category: Local Government
The City's yearly house, garage and alley clean-up program, known as Operation Big Sweep was terminated for lack of funds in October.
Three members of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council's housing committee have met with city treasurer Paul Berra.
At the same time, Team 4 is working out details of the site plan so that costs can be estimated for the project before submitting to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for approval.
All residents of Washington Heights Neighbors please circle November 15 (Thursday) on your calendar.
Excerpts from WHN Newsletters, 1967 and 1968.
Mr. Irving C.
The residents of 5700 DeGiverville are very thankful to everyone responsible for two street signs placed on the block.
Let us suppose our Alderman as he is wont to do, volunteers to work on the enormous truck used in the paper drive or on some other such neighborhood project, and let us suppose that he falls down and hurts himself to the degree that he can no longer fulfill his public duties and resigns.
The S-D area will have its major trash pick-up during the week of April 30.
A new recreational facility, featuring an enclosed swimming pool, will be proposed for the general area including Skinker-DeBaliviere, as part of the neighborhood programs using federal revenue sharing funds.
The city maintained alley lights are on.
