32nd Annual Home Tour

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College and Post Streets

The improvements to Post and College Streets are underway and soon the State will be transferring the roads back to the City. This means that the streets will be returning to their original use as residential streets. There is some confusion as to how that will happen. The current plan is to make both streets the same as other residential streets in the neighborhood like Oak Street, Myra Street and Dellwood Avenue. Some residents do oppose this plan and are seeking to restrict parking to one side of the street.

With the controversy brewing, it is imperative that you contact Mayor Peyton, your City Council member (Michael Corrigan or Reggie Fullwood), the City's Chief of Engineering, John Pappas and the Director of Public Works, Alan Mosley, P.E. to let them know your views.

Here is the flyer for the upcoming Town Meeting that acordon mentions in his comment. Please attend.

The location of the meeting is still Robert E Lee High School but the room has changed from the cafeteria to the auditorium.

Update on the Proposed Oak Street Development

The hearing before the LUZ committee has been deferred until Tuesday, April 18 at 5:00pm. RAP has been actively negotiating with the developer, Mark Rubin and his attorney. His company is Accubuild Companies. The planning department has been reviewing the project and should have a report today or tomorrow.

If you are interested in what is going on with LUZ (Land Use Zoning) committee you can get the latest agenda here.

CRES Spring Carnival is April 7

Mark your calendars! This Friday is the PTA's big Spring Carnival. Come out and support your children! There will be plenty of food, fun and surprises! Fun for the whole family starting at 5 pm.

Central Riverside is located at 2555 Gilmore Street just off Stockton. Click here if you need a map. See you at the carnival!

Happy Birthday Central Riverside Elementary School

Central Riverside is celebrating its 90th birthday this year. They would appreciate knowing about "famous" people or prominent citizens (Ted Pappas) who attended Central and graduated from Lee, such as Melvin Gottleib or Hoyt Axton. If you know anyone, please e-mail me their names. Thanks.