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Have you enjoyed a warm weekend day at Heritage Oaks Park lately? If the recent Arctic winter blasts (brrrr…) have kept you away, check out our newest photo gallery of our little park here. SRCC has recently received a grant … Continue reading
SRCC GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Tuesday, March 3, 2015 7:30 PM
GOOD SHEPHERD ON THE HILL
1700 WOODLAND DR, AUSTIN, TEXAS
AGENDA
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Remember that submissions for our logo contest are due by 3/2 (the day before our Annual Potluck)! Please send in all of your creative ideas and help strengthen our neighborhood identity. Your fellow neighbors will all be supportive and positive judges (so more like J-Lo than Simon).
Submissions Due: March 2, 2015
Final Judging: March 3, 2015
Eligibility
This contest is open to anyone who would like to submit a logo design.
Submissions
All submissions must be received by March 2 and emailed to president@srccatx.org. Questions should also be directed to this email.
Submissions will be accepted in any form (digital, print, rough drafts, etc.). If a design has been chosen by the members and requires further refinement, SRCC can help to produce a finished digital design.
… should be hitting your door knob sometime soon! If you can’t wait, here it is!
PLEASE NOTE! The location of our Annual Potluck has changed to the Good Shepard Episcopal School at 1700 Woodland Drive. The potluck starts at 6pm on Tuesday, March 3. See everyone there!
SRCC has received a grant from the Austin Parks Foundation that will be used to improve our neighborhood’s new ‘pocket park’, Heritage Oaks Park. The park is located in SRCC Area 7 at the corner of Parker Lane and Windoak Drive (see map below). The grant will fund installation of picnic tables, trash receptacles, benches, a trail loop and ramp access to meet ADA requirements. Austin Parks Foundation is a partner in the project and will provide, in addition to the funds, many resources including support of workdays in the park, signage and guidance in successful park development. The park is distinguished by 4 magnificent heritage oaks located on a central high point. The west end slopes gently to a riparian growth zone and pond. Users of the park can enjoy the generous shade, the views from key vantage points, and two open areas. Dogs on leash are welcomed.
