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BEACON NEWSMay 2015

www.bhana-sa.orgCheck out our website at www.bhana-sa.org or visit us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/

BeaconHi$ANA/Beacon Hill Area Neighborhood Association is a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization working for the benefit of owners and residents of the Beacon Hill area of San Antonio, Texas. The boundaries are Hildebrand on the North, Fredericksburg Rd on the South and the Union

Pacific Rail Road tracks near IH-10 on the West and the Union Pacific Rail Road tracks between Blanco Rd and San Pedro Rd on the East.

BHANA GENERAL MEETING Monday, May 11, 2015 7:00 pm

Location: Agnes Cotton Elementary School1616 Blanco Rd.

Agenda: Dog IssuesPlease Note: Any person requesting to present forma$y to the

community at the general meeting must submit their request to the secretary at least 24 hours before the meeting to be placed on the

agenda. The time a$owed for presentations, unless decided by the Board or General Assembly wi$ not exceed five minutes.

AHORE LA FECHA!

El Comit para el Desarrollo Econmico de la carretera Fredericksburg Rd (FRED) le invita a unirse en una

discusin comunitaria el Mircoles, 20 de mayo de 6-8 pm en 823 Fredericksburg Rd. (estacionamiento adicional

disponible en el Garcias Restaurante al otro lado de la calle)

El Comit FRED no es un subcomit de BHANA, pero un comit de personas interesadas por la revitalizacin del corredor Fredericksburg Road, entre Woodlawn Ave. y

Culebra, como un esfuerzo impulsado por la comunidad. Estamos organizando esta noche del aporte de la

comunidad a fin de juntar a las empresas y los residentes para escuchar las necesidades, deseos, inquietudes y visin

de estos grupos para que podamos incorporar a esa informacin en nuestras conversaciones con la ciudad y los

funcionarios electos.

Vamos a tener en la mano varios modelos producidos por estudiantes de arquitectura de San Antonio Community College como ideas para el desarrollo en la esquina de

Woodlawn y Fred como mapas as del corredor para ayudar en el proceso de visin. Nuestro objetivo es documentar su

input para que su voz sea escuchada cuando la ciudad considera el rol de Fredericksburg Rd en el futuro.

SAVE THE DATE!

The Fredericksburg Road Economic Development (FRED) Committee

invites you to join in a Community Visioning Discussion on Wednesday, May 20th from 6-8 PM

at 823 Fredericksburg Rd. (Addl. parking available at Garcias Restaurant across the street)

The FRED Committee is not a BHANA sub-committee, but a committee of stakeholders that care about the

revitalization of the Fredericksburg Road Commercial corridor, between Woodlawn Ave. and Culebra, as a

community driven effort. We are hosting this evening of community input in order to bring businesses and residents

together and listen to the needs, wants, concerns and vision of these groups so that we can incorporate that input

into our conversations with the city and elected officials.We will have on hand several models produced by San

Antonio Community College architecture students as ideas for the development on the corner of Woodlawn and Fred

as well maps of the corridor to assist in the visioning process. Our goal is to document YOUR input so that your

voice gets heard as the city considers the role of Fredericksburg Road in the future.

Volunteer Needed Volunteer needed to lead the Heart of the Neighborhood (HON) Committee. HON coordinates fun events throughout the year such as the annual Christmas Party and National Night Out. This committee has dedicated members that will help with the events. If interested, contact Harry Wallace 216-6687.

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BHANA REPORTS

Benevolent FundSCHOOL WILL BE ENDING SOON AND THOSE SUMMER DAYS ARE ALMOST HERE,IT IS TIME TO START PLANNING FOR OUR NEXT PROJECT. " NATIONAL NIGHT OUT" EVENT........... We can start collecting notebooks, pencils, rulers, glue,erasers, and folders. Donations can be brought to the general meeting. Thank you BHANA for supporting and helping our committee in reaching out to the children and youth. VOLUNTEERS ARE WELCOME!! Call Lucy Eller at 733-9276 or Lola Rodriguez at 844-9276 "ALWAYS REMEMBER CHILDREN AND YOUTH ARE THE MOST ESSENTIAL MEMBERS IN THE COMMUNITY"

Beacon Hill Community GardenDr. Terry Wahls, a clinical professor of medicine at the University of Iowa, recently wrote an article in the San Antonio Express-News ("Another View' Wednesday, April 15, 2015) in which she discussed community gardens:"Our patients are often on a long list of medications and suffer from obesity, diabetes, chronic pain, mood disorders, autoimmunity and more. We teach them how sugar, white flour and vegetables are connected to their health, depending on their choices. "As our patients replace sugar and white flour with vegetables, their pain fades, weight melts away without hunger, and blood sugar and blood pressure often begin to normalize. And the need for medications steadily falls as health improves."During World War II, 80 percent of Americans self-provisioned their food with so-called victory gardens We need victory gardens againTo have better health, we need gardeners, urban farmers, and community gardeners. We need men and women who are willing to cook and heat home-cooked meals. Our individual and collective health depends on it. "

Located at Capitol and West Gramercy, Beacon Hill Community Garden is our victory garden! What was once a dumping ground for trash and drug paraphernalia, is now a beautiful and thriving vegetable, native plant, and butterfly garden. The article does not mention an added advantage to gardening: it is great and satisfying exercise which only adds to our physical and mental well-being. Come enjoy the beauty of this place or request a plot of your own. We always need people to help on Saturday workdays. Next Beacon Hill Community Garden event is May 9th. Our garden is part of the Sicloverde bike tour. UTSA students will build our new Harvest Station on May 2, and we will need volunteers to help get the space ready for the tour. The work will begin on both days at 9:00.

Zoning and Urban Design (ZUD) CommitteeThe Zoning and Urban Design (ZUD) Committee meets the first Thursday of every month at 7PM at 900 W Woodlawn Ave. The NCD standards are available on the citys website at http://www.sanantonio.gov/planning/neighborhoods/urbandesign.asp. We have continued to receive support from the city code enforcement cases. Some property owners who in the recent past have done major work without permits have made repairs and torn down projects that have gone to court over ordinance violations. This is a win for keeping the neighborhood safe and looking good. Signage on commercial property became an issued at our last meeting. Our NCD standards do not allow for commercial signs to be larger than 50 sq. ft. Also remember that all fences require permits.

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BHANA Board Meeting Minutes, April 27, 2015 7:08 pm at 827 W Kings Hwy The following topics were taken up by the Board: Website - Jonathan Smith researching options. Presentation for August general meeting. Zoning/HDRC/Code enforcement updates - Fred Rd community visioning (May 20) - important to support. Stray dogs - Someone was hurt when her dog was attacked. Future meeting topic. Publishing what to do when there is a problem. Nextdoor.com - SAPD is monitoring to help. Board will log in. Plans for May 11 general meeting - Dog IssuesAugust general meeting plan (Cotton Elementary alternative) and we are not meeting in July. Community service options for TU students - Should be in the Rosewood area so that they meet neighbors and community. Mowing the lawns of the elderly would be a good project. New Business:Liz Davies Park needs upkeep. Meeting adjourned at 8:27pm Cynthia Spielman, Secretary

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BHANA General Meeting Minutes, April 13, 2015, 7:05 pm at Cotton Elementary SchoolSAAFE OFFICER: Brian Bigler NA. Email: brian.bigler@sanantonio.gov UTSA Architecture/Community Garden Presentation: short film on UTSA student projects in community gardens (including Beacon Hills). Proposition 1 & 2 Presentations (for May 9 election): Cosima Colvin - Beacon Hills representative on the Linear Creekway Parks Advisory Board and Grant Ellis City of San Antonio Special Projects ManagerTreasurers Report by Brock CurryCommittee ReportsCommunity Garden Report Dara Anderson Announcement of garden workday Friday, April 17, 9 - 1. Students will come to help work on the outdoor sink. The Community Garden has applied for a grant for expansion. Benevolence Ms. Eller The Easter Egg Hunt was a success. Heart of the Neighborhood (HON) NA: Volunteer needed to head this committee. Zoning/HDRC/Code Enforcement Mark Spielman Announcements and Updates Martinez Creek linear trail groundbreaking ceremony: on W Magnolia crossing; 10am, April 21Fred Rd community visioning discussion (6pm, May 20): Cosima ColvinSAC architecture renderings for 925 Fred Rd was thought-provoking and helps create a vision for the Fred Road corridor. Some of the plans will be available at the FRED Visioning meeting on May 20th. Quiet zone will take effect April 16th. Press conference will be at the Hausmann Millworks at 11:15. Linear park extension: Jerry Lockey - the extension is almost completed.Save Miguels Home status: Bob Comeaux French/Russell alley re-paving- It is the last paving project. The rest of the alleys will be a permeable substance. Community clean up: bulky item/brush disposal (9-11am, April 18, Edison HS): Fred Chapa for Councilman TrevinoAlternative July & August general meeting plans because of school schedule. We are looking for volunteer spaces.Concern was expressed about alley garbage pick up. The last time alleys were repaired, many were not reopened for trash pick up. Residents want alley pick up restored for convenience, but also because used alleys are safer. State Senator Jose Melendez's representative, Jeff Peterson was on hand to take note of residents' concerns.Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m., Cynthia Spielman, Secretary

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Connecting4Community

On a busy Saturday last December, 40 or 50 of us gathered at a scheduled to be demolished Beacon Hill home to stand with a tired, elderly neighbor whom most of us had never met before. Turns out, hes a dear good neighbor. And its a good house. And together were quite a neighborhood! It was a moment of compassion! We pledged to Save Miguels Home!On April 30th, many of us gathered at Miguels home, again. Our District 1 Council Member, Roberto Trevio, was with us, again. He was with us, in December our brand new Council Member it was his second day on the job! This time, he came with immediate relief for the needs of the moment: he announced a finally-negotiated agreement no demolition, 9 months to repair and renovate the home! Together, we said, We can do that! But he brought movement momentum as well: He came with the Directors of the Citys Department of Development Services and the Citys Office of Historic Preservation. Together, they announced a far reaching collaborative commitment, embodied in his CCR (Council Consideration Request) changing some of the policies and procedures that govern demolition for folk like Miguel in neighborhoods like ours all across the city! He brought a vision of, and a commitment to, a far-reaching movement for justice!

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Our community needs both: Moments Individual acts of generous charity and Movements Systemic work advocating for justice I used the following favorite quotation, when organizer/activist Bob Comeaux and I up-dated the April BHANA membership meeting about our Save Miguels Home progress:

Had I but one wish for the churches of America, (The author would say, and I would emphasize, the communities of America!)I think it would be that they come to see the difference between Charity and Justice. Charity is a matter of personal attributes; Justice, a matter of public policy. Charity seeks to eliminate the effects of injustice; Justice seeks to eliminate the causes of it. Charity in no way affects the status quo, while Justice leads inevitably to political confrontation. *

Our Save Miguels Home commitment embodies both. And we want your partnership in both: A moment of generous charity Watch for our GoFundMe on-line donation appeal, we need your generosity. And then volunteer your time and skill give your gifts, lend your support. Invite your friends. And a movement for systemic justice Watch for City Council hearings on the CCR and the report of the Mayors Task Force on Dynamic and Diverse Neighborhoods testify for justice, work for hope. Enlist your friends. Thanks for being a crucial part of both charity and justice, a moment and a movement. Tom Heger, tjheger@flash.net Retired Presbyterian Pastor and Beacon Hill Neighbor * The Reverend William Sloan Coffin, Jr, in Credo, WJKP, 2003.

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Beacon Hill Elementary School News by Susan Simpson, Parent & Family Liaison, Beacon Hill Elementary School

Beacon Hill ES Dates to Remember:May 13 Fathers-In-Action

LuncheonMay 13 PTA Meeting w/PreK

performing 6:30pmMay 16 PreK Applications &

Kinder RegistrationMay 20 Mentor Field TripMay 21-22 Field DayMay 22 Good Kid Movie Night

6-8pmMay 25 HolidayMay 28 Volunteer Ice Cream

SocialJune 3 5th Grade CelebrationJune 4 Last Day of School

Box Tops - We would greatly appreciate alldonations of Box Tops for our school. For additional information please call BeaconHill Elementary School @ 210.738.9765

Demolition of Homes in Beacon Hill Creates Change

On Thursday, April 30th, Councilman Roberto Trevio held a press conference at the home of Miguel Calzada's on West French Place in Beacon HIll to celebrate with neighbors on the progress being made on Mr. Calzada's home. The Councilman thanked organizers and announced the start of a GoFundMe site (gofundme.com) to begin soon to raise funds. He also announced his Council Consideration Request (CCR) that will be an effort to bring about some major changes to certain parts of the city code. The proposed changes include the following: Give certain residents who are facing demolition of their homes (over 65, veterans, people with chronic medical

issues and people who have lived in their homes for over 20 years) an additional six months to come up with a repair plan. No fines would be levied during that time.

Mandate certain educational and background requirements for appointees to the Building Standards Board. Amend the city code to resolve conflicting votes between the Building Standards Board and the city's Historic

Design and Review Commission. The City Council Governance Committee will have to hear the CCR before it goes before full council. Beacon Hill appreciates Councilman Trevio's efforts especially in light of the demolitions that have occurred in this neighborhood. Bandit signs, letters from developers or "flippers" and code compliance issues have made many residents feel vulnerable. The CCR aligns with BHANA goals to preserve housing stock where possible and maintain neighborhood stability by keeping people in their homes. Information regarding CCR from "Trevino: Revamp demolition rules" (Express News May 1, 2013) by Vianna Davila

BHANA Treasurer Report April 30, 2015BHANA Treasurer Report April 30, 2015BHANA Treasurer Report April 30, 2015BHANA Treasurer Report April 30, 2015Beginning Balance $ 6,566.95 FundIncomeDividend $ 0.56 GFAd revenue 120.00 GFEaster Benefit 40.43 BFButterfly Garden Grant 85.00 CGDonation for Harvest Work Station 25.00 CGTransfer from CGF 286.12 CGTotal Income $ 557.11ExpensesNewsletter paper $ 294.00 GFNewsletter toner 59.00 GFButterfly Garden Plants 95.50 CGHarvest Work Station 25.00 CGTransfer to CG 286.12 CGFTotal Expenses $ 759.62Net Income (202.51)Ending Balance $ 6,364.44Fund Apr Bal Change Mar BalAnimal Care (AC) $ 187.75 $ 187.75Benevolent Fund (BF) 1,664.02 40.43 1,623.59Community Garden (CG) 1,064.63 275.62 789.01Community Garden Fence (CGF) - (286.12) 286.12General Fund (GF) (16.23) (232.44) 216.21Graffiti Fund (GR) 207.60 207.60Heart of the Neighborhood (HON) 2,508.70 2,508.70Liz Davies Park (LD) 747.97 747.97Ending Balance $ 6,364.44 $ (202.51) $ 6,566.95

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Beacon Hill Contact List We want to hear from you!

Share your concerns and suggestionswww.bhana-sa.org

Mail: BHANA P.O. BOX 15732 SAN ANTONIO, TX 78212-5732 . or just pick up the phonePresident:% Harry Wallace% 216-6687Vice President:% Lola Rodriguez% 844-9226Secretary:% Cynthia Spielman 396-3688Treasurer: % Brock Curry 378-0104Director:% Maite Landa* 473-0715 Director:% Matthew Purdy% 512-968-3333 Director:% Celeste Wackenhut 452-4840Committees:Animal Care Mary McConnell, 957-0963Benevolent Fund- Lucy Eller, 733-9276 and Lola Rodriguez, 844-9226 Heart of the Neighborhood Trish Wallace, 216-6688Community Garden - Dara Anderson, 264-8568 Zoning & Urban Design Mark Spielman, 396-3689Grati Cleanup--Mary Ann Van Ness, 725-8049Westside Creekways Restoration Committee- Abigail Rodriguez, 737-2166Newsletter Advertising- Margaret Pahl, (801)-209-6322 or Brock Curry, 378-0104Newsletter Walker organizer Susan Breidenbach, 606-2574 Newsletter Editor-Steven Lewis, 392-4496*Habla espaol

District 1 Councilman: Roberto Trevino, 207-7047, ask for Frederick Chapa, frederick.chapa@sanantonio.govState District 123 Representative: Diego BernalState Senator District 26: Jose MenendezUS House Representative District 35: Lloyd Doggett, 704-1080Bexar County Commissioner:Tommy Calvert, 335-2614Beacon Hill SAFFE Officer: Ocer Brian Bigler, 210-219-0184 or Brian.bigler@sanantonio.govCellular on Patrol (COP) Representatives: David & Rachel Martinez, 724-3283 or 849-9658, email: raquelgmartinez@netzero.netSAPD website COP program: www.sanantonio.gov/sapd/cop2.aspPolice Non-emergency: 207-SAPD or 207-7273Crime Coalition of San Antonio: 279-8912 or sacrimecoalition@gmail.comCode Enforcement Officer: Gloria Gutierrez, 218-9614 or email glgutierrez@sanantonio.gov

HELP STOCK St. Anns SVDP PANTRY!!This month we are asking for donations of jars of

peanut butter and/or jelly. St. Vincent de Paul is an organization that helps those less fortunate in the

community. All donations can be dropped o at the rectory

located at 210 St. Ann St. For more information call 734-6687.

The BHANA General Meeting is the second Monday of each month and meets in the gymnasium of the Agnes Cotton Elementary School at the corner of Blanco and Gramercy, 1616 Blanco Road. The door to the gymnasium which is located in the middle of the building is on the Gramercy side. Look for the BHANA meeting sign posted near the door. There is also a parking lot on the Gramercy side. Hope to see you at the meeting.

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