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Here are the slides–the first series on neighbors’ experience with solar panels, the second on the Arlington Neighborhoods Program, which looks for civic associations to come up with a rubric for neighborhood planning and improvement
Are you interested in going solar? On Saturday, Feb. 25 a panel of HPOK residents will present their experiences with solar power installation
HPOK civic association General Meeting
When – Sat 25 Feb, 1:30 – 2:30
Where – Westover Library large meeting room and virtual (link )
Topic – A panel of HPOK neighbors will share about residential solar panels
Because the subject has been of great interest in Arlington social media, here is a re-post of the slide presentation Alice Hogan, of the Alliance for Housing Solutions (https://www.allianceforhousingsolutions.org/) and an HPOK member, gave to HPOK at our February meeting.
To attend today’s meeting by zoom, click this link
Please join us for HPOK Civic Association’s winter meeting.
Sat 26 Feb 11-12 Westover Library or virtual (Zoom to 418 136 9268)
Saturday, November 6, 12-1 at the Westover library
In person in the large meeting room or via zoom at 418 136 9268
Updates
Call for Officers/election
Presentation by Arlington Master Gardeners
As you may know, Arlington is planning a very large construction project under the playing fields at the Cardinal Elementary site. It will be a joint project of APS and the County.
Attend this virtual meeting to learn about the construction of the stormwater detention vault that is proposed to be installed under the athletic fields at the new Cardinal Elementary School. At this meeting, County and APS staff will review plans for the vault construction and answer questions from the community. Learn more about the project and view previous meeting presentations on the project web site.
Co-sponsored by Greater Westover’s four civic associations: Highland Park-Overlee Knolls; Leeway Overlee; Tara-Leeway Heights and Westover Village.
The Presidents of the Leeway Overlee, Highland Park/Overlee Knolls, Tara-Leeway Heights and Westover Village civic associations have written a letter supporting the stormwater detention vault scheduled for construction under the Cardinal school playing fields. The attached letter explains the necessity for the project and requests that APS work closely with neighbors to minimize disruptions from what will be a very substantial project
Wednesday, July 28th. 7 – 8 PM. Attend this virtual meeting to learn about the stormwater detention vault that is proposed to be installed under the athletic fields at the new Cardinal Elementary School. At this meeting, County and APS staff will review the 90% designs for the vault, discuss plans for safely managing the vault construction while school is in session, and answer questions from the community. Learn more about the project and view previous meeting presentations on the project web site.
Co-sponsored by Greater Westover’s four civic associations: Highland Park-Overlee Knolls; Leeway Overlee; Tara-Leeway Heights and Westover Village.
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