|
News Archive |
Newsletters now presented in PDF format.
Click here for a
PDF viewer. |
|
|
March 2008 Newsletter |
|
|
ESPNA Contact List 2008 Grant Update Home Of The Month
Calendar Important Dates 2008 Members Membership Form and more
|
|
February 2008 Newsletter |
|
|
ESPNA Contact list 2008 Grant Update
Home of the Month Calendar
Important Dates 2008 Members and more
|
|
December 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
Holiday Pot Luck Chili-Palooza Letter From The
Co-Presidents Habitat For Humanity Of Pinellas County Big Brothers Big
Sisters Police Athletic League (Pal) Important By-Law Amendment Home
Of The Month Holiday Fire Safety Reminders Casa Breakfast Newsletter
Future Is In Your Hands 2008 Leadership Shaping Up and more
|
|
November 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
Letter From The Prez Haunted Hike Photos Historic
Preservation Alert: Hexagon Block 2008 Elections And Neighborhood
Leadership Holiday Pot Luck Help Home Of The Month Scenes From Our
2007 Haunted Hike City Beautiful Awards |
|
October 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
Haunted Hike Grant
Update Home Of The Month Crime Watch And Bike Ride Nominations
Open At October Meeting For 2008 Elections Alley Clean Up ESPNA
Email Tree Always Open Suggestion Box Log Your Volunteer Hours!
Pumpkin Palooza Family Fall Festival History Of Your Home
|
|
September 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
4th Annual Euclid / St.
Pauls Haunted Hike: Call for Volunteers 13th & 13th Volunteers
Haunted Hike Home Decorating Contest Ghouly-Goodies Bake Sale
Grants Wished Note From The Prez Sign Up to Participate in Our
History Project! Neighborhood Leadership Positions Job
Descriptions" Newsletter Editor Needed! |
|
June 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
Haunted Hike Planning
Meeting! Last Newsletter Til September Issue...So Listen Up Good!
Its History Of Your Home Time! This Month'stip: Navigating
Through The City Directories Brooker Creek Preserve ~ Looking For
Volunteers, Offering Summer Camps City And Muvico Announce Free
Summer Parking For Movie Patrons More Acorn Lights ! Phase Ii
Installation Underway Child & Baby Sitter Safety Programs Offered |
|
May 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
Hurricane Planning... Yes Its That Time Again! Pictures From The
Neighborhood Yard Sales Block Party & White Elephant Raffle Crime Watch
Bike Rides Summer Hours Crime Prevention Training Offered Free In St. Pete
Welcome Chair Programs Ideas Welcome For Neighborhood Meetings Summer
Youth Intern Program Preparing For Vacation A Safety & Security Check List
Skin Cancer Two Good Dogs To 1 Or 2 Good Homes Things You Never Knew
Your Cell Phone Could Do |
|
April 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
Inside: Note From The Prez Whats Your Stuff Worth? Neighborhood-Wide
Yard Sale White Elephants Home Of The Month Shuffleboard Report
Suspicious! Home History Project Sallie House |
|
March 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
| Inside: Note from the Prez
Crescent Lake Seeks Elbow Grease Make A Difference Watering
Restrictions Alley Can Etiquette Parking Rules Of The Road
Home Of The Month Penny For Pinellas On The Ballot March 13
Antiques Roadshow Coming To ESPN? |
|
|
February 2007 Newsletter |
|
|
Inside: Note from the New Prez Euclid St.
Pauls Health & Wellness Expo Home of the Month New Watering
Restrictions Fundraising Neighborhood Yard Sale Plans Free Ads
Recent Days in E/SPNA. |
|
Acorn Light Planning for
2007 |
|
|
Last year ESPNA won a grant from the city worth $25,000 to install acorn
lighting throughout the neighborhood. We raised an additional $4,000 in
cash which allowed the purchase of eight acorn lights. We will again
apply to the city for a grant of $25,000 in June and we will raise $2,850 in
cash to purchase seven lights.
Click Here for the
lighting map that shows the placement of lights from the 2006 grant and
the lights selected for 2007 at the May ESPNA Neighborhood meeting.
More Information...
2007 Lighting
Grant Final Report (6623k PDF) |
|
November 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Inside: Note From The Prez E/SPNA Philanthropy
Nominations Remain Open For 2007 Officers Volunteers Needed For December
Holiday Dinner Dues Due To Rise In New Year Home Of The Month Floor Is
Open For 2007 Program, Newsletter Suggestions January (& Beyond) Porch
Party Hosts Needed Early A.M. Walkers Still Hoofin It; Saturday Evening
Cruisers Still Peddalin. Click here for the November 2006 Newsletter
(1 meg).
|
|
October 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the
October 2006 Newsletter
(1 meg). |
|
September 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the
September 2006 Newsletter
(1 meg).
|
|
June 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the June 2006 Newsletter
(4 megs). |
|
May 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the May 2006 Newsletter
(2 megs). |
|
April 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the April 2006 Newsletter
(2 megs). |
|
March 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the March 2006 Newsletter
(2.5 megs). |
|
Neighborhood Partnership Awards 2005-2006 |
|
|
Well folks, I have just returned from the 05-06 Neighborhood
Partnership Awards event at Tropicana Field and have this to report:
We were awarded the "City Council District 4 Neighborhood
Association Outstanding Achievement Award" presented by Council
member Leslie Curran. Thank You, Leslie.
We were awarded the "Innovative Project of the Year" Award for
our Inaugural Haunted Hike, and Frank Chapman, Sally Zimmermann, and
Wendy Wesley, along with all the others whose insane performances
made it a hit deserve our congratulations.
We were awarded Certificates of Achievement for both our Tree Grant,
and our Decorative Pedestrian Lighting grant projects. Thank You
Kathy Bara and Beth Meyerson.
Sally Zimmermann, Kathy Bara and I received Honorable Mentions
for our nominations as Neighborly Neighbors of the Year or
Association President of the Year.
We were awarded "The Web Site of the Year" Award, with much
thanks to our Web Master, Andy Haslam.
To all the people, mentioned or not, who work on behalf of the
Association, and who have made us an Association to be recognized and
respected, I offer my heartfelt congratulations and thanks; for all
your hard work, your effort, and your active participation in making
Euclid St. Paul's a better place to live.
Raoul Simon
President, ESPNA
4/6/06
|
|
February 2006 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the February2006 Newsletter
(2 megs). |
|
December 2005 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the December
2005 Newsletter
(2 megs). |
|
November 2005 Newsletter |
|
|
Click here for the November 2005 Newsletter
(900k).
|
|
Oktoberfest 2005 |
|
|
Here's some pictures because if remember it,
you weren't really there... |
|
Lighting Project and Grant
Application (6/2005) |
|
|
Street and pedestrian lighting can make two types of contributions to a
neighborhood: crime reduction and enhancement of neighborhood character. As a
next step in our Neighborhood Plan implementation,
MORE... |
|
Lighting Project and Grant
Application (6/2005) |
|
|
Street and pedestrian lighting can make two types of contributions to a
neighborhood: crime reduction and enhancement of neighborhood character. As a
next step in our Neighborhood Plan implementation,
MORE... |
|
4/9/05 - What a day, eh? -
Click Here for Photos |
|
|
After a boffo yard sale, with at least 53 homes participating, we had a Block
Party for the record book. A sincere "Thank You" is in order for
Jennifer Palmer, who wrangled up the food, Shelley Manes for the yard sale
maps, Frank Chapman and Sally Zimmermann for the "Acorn Cafe", the signs,
etc., and to all that donated gift certificates. And to all those who lent
tables, grills, chairs, etc. another "Thank You" for making it possible. I
will be bothering you in a day or so about picking up the dishes and flatware
that was left behind. The leftover brownies will be taken care of, don't you
worry about that. And a very special "Thank You" to Morgan and Shawn Rhodes
for helping with the White Elephant raffle. And to all of you who
participated in the yard sale, and to those who came to the block party,
"Thanks" for joining us in the festivities. I heard several people say
that they love living in this neighborhood because of the gatherings we have
that allow them to visit with their neighbors, and get to know new people.
And that's not just chamber of commerce hype, either. This is a great
neighborhood, filled with great people. See you at the Tax Day Porch
Party next Friday? You have a full week to recover.... Raoul Simon, ESPNA
President |
|
Land Management Code of the City of St. Petersburg |
|
|
The Land Management Code deals with any structure to be erected, converted,
enlarged, reconstructed or structurally altered.
More... |
|
The Urban Design & Historic Preservation Division |
|
|
is responsible for historic preservation and redevelopment areas in the City.
This division implements regulations regarding designation of structures and
sites as historic, and the related certificates of appropriateness for
alteration of designated structures, neighborhood design review, and
community redevelopment.
More... |
|
Codes Corner - Chris Page |
|
|
Where to Park Domestic Equipment in Residential Areas |
|
|
City Code Chapter 29 Section 29-209, Domestic equipment includes motor homes,
trailers, utility trailers, boats and campers. Up to two pieces of domestic
equipment may be located on certain areas of a residential lot. Domestic
equipment may be located in the rear yard or interior side yard of a lot; but
not in a front yard, a street side yard, or a waterfront yard. On weekends
only, equipment may be brought into the front yard to allow easy access and
more frequent use. For more information, go to
www.stpete.org/codepark.htm |
|
Promoting E/SP at the Saturday Morning Market |
|
|
Wendy Wesley, Frank Chapman, Shelley Manes and Sally Zimmermann spent the
morning of March 26 promoting our upcoming neighborhood garage sale, handing
out flyers and chatting up shoppers at the Citys Saturday Morning Market.
Wendy had the brilliant idea of using this well-attended venue to promote
St. Petersburgs Largest Yard Sale; Frank and Sally designed and made a
stunning banner to attract attention to our booth, and included both the yard
sale and St. Petersburgs Original Haunted Hike. We fielded many inquiries
about both events and our neighborhood in general. We even sold some
neighborhood logo gear to Euclid St. Pauls residents who wandered by. Of
course, these hours will be logged toward our grant application, plus it was
fun promoting our fabulous neighborhood! - Shelley Manes, Newsletter Editor |
|
2005 Dues |
|
|
Our new Treasurer, Eric Fisher, is now ready to receive dues checks at his
home, 1300 14th St. N. 33705. As it has remained for a number of years, the
dues are $15.00 per household. We encourage you to pay your dues early in the
year, as it allows us to avoid confusion in December. You may, of course,
bring a check to the meetings, too. |
|
Traffic Calming (2/2005) |
|
|
Per the Neighborhood Plan, with City modifications that resolve storm drain
and manhole conflicts, these E/SP locations are scheduled for traffic calming
installations: |
|
|
Brick Speed Table: |
|
|
|
18th Ave. N ~ 10th and 11th Sts. |
|
|
Raised Intersections: |
|
|
|
14th St. & 18th Ave. N
21st Ave. & Jackson Street N. |
|
|
Neck Downs: |
|
|
|
14th St. at 13th Ave. N.
14th St. at 20th Ave. N.
12th St. at 14th Ave. N.
12th St. at 20th Ave. N.
21st Ave. at 10th St. N.
10th St. at 17th Ave. N |
|
