Highland Park Rate Payers Association
Highland Park, Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia
Highland Park, Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia
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Highland Park 2nd exit
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Please sign our petition. If you have already signed the petition at the tennis/basketball court or door to door it is not necessary to sign here. We will be inputting the signatures we have collected. Thanks
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Can you spare a minute to help Joanne Worden?
We will not continue to compromise the safety for Highland Park residents.
Highland Park Second Entrance/Exit
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Hello neighbours,
There is a new facebook page that has been created to allow people to share their experiences concerning the safety of only having one exit from the Chalamont side of Highland Park. Feel free to tell your story on how this has affected you or read what others have to say. It is a great way for the Ratepayers Association to keep residents updated on the progress of another exit and read what the community thinks about this situation. It can be found at Highland Park Second Entrance/Exit.
2nd exit
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Hello neighbours,
There was a motion from council on November 24, 2015 regarding a staff report for a second exit on the Chalamont side of the park but this report still hasn't made its way back to council. For safety reasons another exit is required, so we are looking for volunteers to go door-to door to get signatures on a petition to present to council. If you are interested please contact the ratepayers association at http://www.highlandparknews.ca/ and add a comment under contact tab that you would be able to help with the petition and we will contact the interested residents with further details.
Thank you
HPRA
Highland Park and community yard sale
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Please see below two links to pages to be used for the Community Yard Sales coming up later in May. The first is the registration page for residents to put in their address of where they will be selling items. The other page is for the overall map and can be promoted to people inside and outside the area.
Registration Page: https://goo.gl/forms/p98pIKJf2L6lgSaI2
Map Page: https://goo.gl/xVrBYk
A couple of things to keep in mind:
- Right now, this is setup for Westwood, Highland Park and White Hills because they indicated they would all be running sales on the same date. If any of the other subdivisions choose to come in on the same day, let me know and we can work to extend the area range of the map.
- The map has to be updated to ensure accuracy of addresses that are inputed. That will be done regularly leading into the sale but will not be in 'real time' so please note this in case you get questions from your neighbours.
I will be updating our community Facebook page with this info tomorrow morning and it can now residents in Highland and in White Hills can do the same.
Highland Park Ratepayers annual meeting
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Hello Highland Park residents. The date for the HPRA has been set for Monday February 26th at the Tantallon Superstore community room from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. We encourage residents to check the attached agenda, come to the meeting - we would love to see you there.
2018 AGENDA Highland Park AGM Monday February 26
1. Welcome - Purpose of the AGM - Introduction of board members - Board Members needed
2. Review of progress on developing land on Timberlane Terrace
3. Budget
4. Highland Park Year in Review - Yard Sale Dates - Neighborhood Clean up â?? May â?? Date to be determined - Fun Day - Movie Night
5. Municipal Matters Matt Whitman - Second Exit - New Development update on Paula Drive section â?? timeline â?? any further updates on more development
6. Provincial Matters Ben Jessome
7. Round Table Open Floor
8. Meeting Adjourned
Ratepayers annual meeting
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Hello neighbours,
It's that time of year again and we will be setting the date for the Rate Payers Association annual meeting shortly. This is a meeting where you as a rate payer can bring up any questions or concerns about Highland Park, so we encourage you to attend.
Our chair resigned last year, so we will need to fill the position. Â If you or someone you know, would like the opportunity to become our new Chair or become part of our rate payers association committee, now is the time.
Here is a list of positions and their general duties :
All members attend meetings and events and collaborate on all association matters.
President (Chair) - Conducts the flow of meetings, a liaison between the association and H.R.M., determines the necessity of meetings with the group and sets the agenda.
Vice - Fills in as Chair as needed, schedules and updates on special projects.
Secretary - Responsible for minutes at meetings
Communications - Responsible for updating and checking the website and email
Treasurer - Responsible for managing and updating the association account.
Director â?? Events co-ordinator
Members - Collaborate and assist with events
As soon as a date is confirmed it will be posted on the Highland Park News page as well the the Highland Park Subdivision facebook page.
Highland Park Ratepayers Association.
Timberlane Park
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Hello neighbours. Thank you for participating in the survey for the Timberlane Park development. There were a lot of great ideas submitted for HRM'S consideration and we will keep you updated on the results.
hockey-equipment-drive
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http://benjessome.ca/hockey-equipment-drive/
08 Sep Hockey Equipment Drive
Posted at 10:49h in Blog by Ben Jessome
Its that time of year again, Hockey Season is just around the corner and Young Nova Scotians across the province are lacing up their skates and hitting the ice.
To suit up kids this season, I will be joining MLA Brendan Maguire and Sportwheels Sports Excellence to host a kids hockey equipment drive, accepting gear donations from now until September 15th.
The mission is to collect new and used hockey equipment and distribute it to those who need it.
What we are looking for: New or lightly used hockey equipment including skates, pants, shin pads, shoulder pads, elbow pads, gloves, sticks, hockey socks, hockey jerseys, helmets, neck guards, equipment bags, equipment drying racks and goalie equipment.
Items we can not accept: mouth guards, heavily worn or damaged equipment.
From now until September 15, simply drop off new or lightly used hockey equipment at my office to help young Nova Scotians get in the game.
Ben Jessome, MLA
2120 Hammonds Plains Road, Unit 3
Brendan Maguire, MLA
349 Herring Cove Road. Suite C
Sportwheels Sports Excellence
209 Sackville Dr, Lower Sackville
Timberlane Park
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Hello Highland Park Neighbours.
Highland Park has ???HRM green space??? areas that have been developed for use by all Highland Park. For some time, we have discussed at the AGM the 4.2-acre space located on Timberlane Terrace for development. We have attempted to start small with a parking lot and culvert, but this has not been successful. The process at HRM has been changing over the years, how to develop as well as who development requests should go to for action. The development has been further impacted with the fact that rate payer???s associations are no longer common practice in HRM.
We are happy to announce that we now have the attention of the Park Development team with HRM and they are interested in using the Timberlane space as a ???Pilot Project??? for their department. The pilot being the process on how to develop park lands in subdivisions.
What does this mean?
The right department is looking at the land and they will help us create a business plan and design which we can take to HRM council to request funding. The goal is to create a space that offers proper buffers for surrounding houses, as well as a space that residents are invested in. These were their observations/comments from our recent meeting:
1) We???ll be classifying this park as a Community Park which is part of a decentralized park system for the Highland Park Community.
2) The park scores well for land capability.
3) We???re attempting to merge Timberlane Terrace Park with the Old Grant Line Road and the Sylvania Terrace Park to form one community park.
4) With your recreation needs assessment help, we plan on preparing a concept plan this autumn for the park that shows how the spaces in the park can be arranged and what areas should remain natural. Emphasis will be on a park entrance, connecting to the Sylvania Terrace sport court, and buffering the park so that we remain good neighbours.
5) Building something on the park will most likely not happen until 2019.
This is where you come in. Please take the time to reply to the questions below:
1. Do you use the public park areas in the neighbourhood and how often?
2. What do you think would be the two best uses for the Timberlane Parkland space which would benefit our residents, family and friends?
(Indicate the season of preference and use for the space ie: recreation needs like winter use, play for young kids, nature education, places for spectators to watch play areas, dog agility exercise, etc)
3. What type of space can add a little extra something to Highland Park?
4. What changes would most improve this neighbourhood?
Expectations:
Where this is a pilot, we don???t know how it is going to play out. The HRM staff take a lot of things into consideration, like what already exists, what the land is best suited for, what is the overall HRM park strategy and finally what we want. We are asking for your input for data collection. We will not be able to action all suggestions. We will be providing updates through social media, our web-site and at the annual AGM.
Pie baking contest
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Hello All,
We have been contacted by the organizing committee for the Hammonds Plains Heritage Day to find people to bake pies for a Pie Baking Competition. I am asking you to please put the question out to your communities on your Facebook page or other social media please. One or more pies per subdivision/area would be great. Who will have the BEST pie in Hammonds Plains and win the award?? What a fun competition, hope you will all be a part of it!!
Thank you
