Silver Hill Neighborhood Association

SHNA may 8 2023

Attendees:
Mayor Tim Keller
Don McIver
Aaron Nieto
John Hudson
Judy Hudson
James Montalbano
Sean Matney
Don Fischer
Eva Blaylock
Tom Ocken
Ingrid Mahler

Lead/Coal and and doubling the amount of red light cameras and resting red.
Adapt program: fire marshal to address the issues at quiktrak. Keep calling 311 to get points added. Need to meet a 100 point threshold for city to take action.
Bike cops will be starting soon.

Bylaws will need to be updated soon.

Treasury report- same as last month.

SHNA will be doing cleanup every two months on Gold Ave.

SHNA Annual meeting January 9, 2023

Attendees:

Don McIver

Ingrid Mahler

James Montalbano

Kelly Craig

Dana Craig

Eva Blaylock

Jim Sattler

Ellen Cline

John Hudson

Judy Hudson

Sue Olsebute

Sean Matney

Don Fischer

Laura Kuehn

Commander Luke Languit

Melanie LaBorwit

Treasurers report- Tom Ocken

Sout East Area Commander- Commander L.C. Languit presentation on security and policing of the area. Crime prevention.

Board member elections- current menbers were re-elected. New members were tabled until next meeting.

December 12, 2022 SHNA minutes

Attendees:
Don McGiver
David Marquez
Jayce Marquez
William Destin
Don Fischer
John Hudson
Judy Hudson
Jose Martinez
Yolanda Martinez
Mike Balaskovits
Jonathan Fordney
Walter Friederichs
Tom Ocken
Joel Hobbs
Daniel Hudak

Presentation by Bohannan Huston to replat for St. Charles church in order for cnm to purchase and then lease the property back to the diocese. Widening sidewalks and needs a waiver request from DRB due to setback restrictions. Voted on and approved.

Presentation by CNM to build new applied sciences building at university and coal. Discussed future programs and updates to facilities and services that are offered by CNM. December 19th construction will start in the area.

Luminaria scheduling and designation of responsibilities. Luminaries run from 1400-2100 blocks of Silver Ave. If interested you can contact a board member or just show up at the time of lighting.

Treasurers report by Tom Ocken.

Brief description of signage in the neighborhood along with high crime situation on Oxford Ave SE between Buena Vista and Yale blvd. Numerous calls to the city and SE area command have gone unanswered or ignored.

SHNA- November 14 2022

Attendees:
Don McIver
Dan Hudak
James Montalbano
Claranita Williams
Tom Ocken
Sean Matney
Maria Padilla
Joanne Kuestner

Tree New Mexico- Silver Hill was awarded a grant with Spruce Park for free trees. 10-20 ft trees are being provided for each resident. All trees provided are on the climate ready list. There is also an initiative to tree the side streets. 50 trees allotted for Silver Hill.


Getting closer on the signage for the medians. Should be within the next week or two. Maybe three.

Considering a $2500 grant for new trash cans.

Luminaries supplies are already purchased and volunteers are needed. Agenda needs to be set for next meeting.

Silver Hill is now in district 6 with Pat Davis as the city councilor.

The City of Albuquerque’s Solid Waste Management Department announces:

This year’s fall Green Waste collection program begins on Monday, November 28 and will end on Friday, December 9, 2022.

Solid Waste customers should have their Green Waste at the curb by 7 a.m. on the day of their regular trash collection day. All Green Waste must be placed 5 feet from automated trash and recycling containers as well as any large items scheduled for pick-up. Solid Waste customers must place their Green Waste (leaves, grass, and brush) in trash bags.

Each trash bag should not weigh more than 40 pounds. Customers that have branches must cut them to four-foot lengths and bundle them securely.

The following items will not be picked up: dirt, construction debris, gravel, construction material or tree stumps.

The green waste is processed into a rough chip mulch and is used to help prevent erosion at the Cerro Colorado Landfill.

Call 505-761-8167 with questions.

From a City press release:

Beginning Tuesday, November 1 crews will begin a project to install a new waterline on Sycamore between Silver and Lead SE. This work will require an excavation in Sycamore Street; therefore the road will be closed to through traffic—access to residences will be maintained. 

This project has a scheduled completion of December 2.

Emergencies or planned shut offs may occur during construction.

Silver Hill minutes

Attendees:

Don McIver

Sean Matney

Tom Ocken

Ingrid Mahler

Joanne Kuestner

Mindy Grossberg

Virtual:

Donald Fischer

Treasurers report by Tom Ocken. Signage for neighborhood to replace signs that were stolen using neighborhood grants.

Zoning request was withdrawn for 1701 Gold was withdrawn.

201 Yale is combining two lots for apartments.

Titan development breaking ground next year on next phase. Food court is in the planning phase.

Lead/Cole traffic study came out. There is a push for two two way streets.

Pilot program at Walter/Lead for resting red light.

Silver Hill Neighborhood Association Minutes 8/9/2022

Attendees:

Joanne Kuestner
John Hudson
Judy Hudson
Daniel Hudak
Don McIver
Tom Ocken
Sean Matney
James Montablano
Don Fischer

1. Zoning of 1701 Gold
2. Sign presentation featuring Tom Ocken. May be on hold due to risk associated with vandalism of the plaque.
3. Treasures report
4. Crime report.

SHNA minutes June 13 2022

Attendees:
Don Fischer
James Montalbano
Sean Matney
Tom Ocken
Joanne Kuestner

-Zoning on 1704 gold wanting to change from R-ML to MX-M/mixed use.
-Sign presentation for neighborhood historical designation.
-Treasurers report