5 Responses to “Home Values”

1. posted by Heather at June 17, 2007 10:53 am :
   

   maybe if some of the more established neighborhoods surrounding forest view and west over court actually worked to make us feel like a part of the community instead of the problem… people would be more apt to take pride in our neighborhood pushing negligent owners to sell and new families to move in…

2. posted by Steve at June 19, 2007 8:10 am :
   

   Being on the other side of Forest Hill, I sometimes hear and feel your complaint myself. But maybe we can offer suggestions of how that can be done.

3. posted by Phil Licking at June 19, 2007 8:38 am :
   

   Heather: speaking on behalf of the Forest Hill Neighborhood Association, I can only say that one thing we are is INCLUSIVE. Everyone’s welcome at our meetings and events, regardless of whether or not you live within the “official” boundaries of our neighborhood. (The boundaries are kind of arbitrary and silly, in my humble opinion.) I’d welcome an opportunity to speak with you about any particular concerns you have. Email me if interested.

4. posted by Steve at June 20, 2007 7:56 am :
   

   Also, from the Forest Hill website:
   “Revival of Reedy Creek Neighborhood Association
   Karri Peifer, a resident of the Reedy Creek neighborhood (adjacent to Forest Hill), is trying to revive a Reedy Creek neighborhood association. If there are any Reedy Creek residents interested in joining, please contact Karri. (kpeifer@yahoo.com 804-943-2829).”

5. posted by Hills and Heights » Reedy Creek revival - Richmond, Virginia at June 29, 2007 11:58 pm :
   

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