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Planning an event and want to see if there is a potential conflict with another? Check out our LLCC Community Calendar by clicking the calendar graphic above. To add an event, send your information to calendar@lindberghlavista.org.

Matching Gift Programs Help Donors Multiply Their Own Giving

 

We’re grateful to have received several matching gifts in recent months by residents and their employers.  “Matching Gift” programs exist at many companies and are a great way to increase your own contribution to LLCC – you donate a dollar, they donate a dollar. Oftentimes, even companies which do not have established matching programs remain equally eager to participate if asked. If you’d like help arranging a gift with your own employer, please don’t hesitate to contact us at treasurer@lindberghlavista.org.

LLCC is a 501(c)(3) public charity, and all gifts are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

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Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative Survey Results

 

LLCC distributed an earlier survey in August and September of 2011 in an effort to gather and organize community feedback regarding the proposed Clifton Corridor Transit Initiative (CCTI).  Heather Alhadeff, Senior Transportation Planner, with Perkins + Will, who has been hired by LLCC to provide technical assistance to the LLCC community, has shared these survey results with MARTA.  LLCC is pleased to see much of the community’s feedback incorporated and considered by MARTA in its Alternatives Analysis.

Original Survey Results

Supplemental Survey Results

 For more information please contact Jane Rawlings, LLCC Transportation Coordinator, at transportation@lindberghlavista.org 

Update on Cheshire Bridge Road Improvements  

Harriet Hoskyns-Abrahall

The City of Atlanta tells us that the improvement under way will go from Wellbourne to 2100 Cheshire Bridge Road which is the block just north of the bridge over the creek where the Red Snapper restaurant is located. The project is expected to take 75 days, depending on the weather, so with any luck, it should be complete sometime in February. 

Regrettably, no landscaping or lighting is so far planned for this part of Cheshire Bridge, so your LLCC will be lobbying hard to have them included to match the southern section of Cheshire Bridge. The project is being funded by Transportation Impact Fees (TIF) whose funds are limited. 

The City' goals are to "beautify arterials and improve connectivity and pedestrian safety." They want us to know that they appreciate the efforts of the community who work to maintain cleanliness of our sidewalk areas by clearing debris and trimming overgrowth that abuts our individual properties. They request that, while construction continues, travelers should use caution, and observe posted work signs and extra traffic regulations in the area. A word of praise here for Sarah Hailey, and now Jennifer Jones, and their crews who, through their monthly Litter Pick-Ups, do much to supplement what individual homeowners and businesses undertake to keep our community clean. 

Harriet Hoskyns-Abrahall, LLCC Pedestrian Coordinator

pedestrians@lindberghlavista.org



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New Board Members Elected at Annual Meeting

 

The following people were elected to the Class of 2012 of our Board of Directors:

 

Amanda Leech - Amanda has served as Board Secretary for the past two years, and is returning for another term. She will be leading our efforts to form a CID in the coming year.

 

She is a 2006 graduate of Emory Law School and currently works as an Associate at McKenna, Long & Aldridge, and is a resident of Woodland Hills.

 

Brad Grulke - This past year Brad served on our Board to fulfill the unexpired term of Curry Roberts. This will be his first full term on the Board.

 

Brad is a Business Economics graduate of Brown University, and currently works as Southeastern Regional Sales Director for WBI Investments. He is the Immediate Past President for the Woodland Hills Neighborhood Association where he lives with his wift Hilary, and two children, Will and Hannah.

 

Bonnie Dean - Bonnie is new to our Board this year. Bonnie holds a Georgia Real Estate Salesperson license and has her degree in Business from Lake Land/University of Illinois.

 

Bonnie serves as the Assistant Vice President, Director of Construction and has been employed with Selig Enterprises since 1994. She has over 19 years experience in the commercial real estate industry specializing in retail, office and industrial.

 

Bonnie and her husband live in Decatur.

The Lindbergh LaVista Corridor Coalition

The Lindbergh LaVista Corridor Coalition is a 501(c)(3) public non-profit corporation comprised of concerned residents and businesses of Lindridge-Martin Manor, LaVista Park, and Woodland Hills. We have completed a 30-year visionary study and now plan to fund, adapt, and implement certain ideas from that Blueprints for Successful Communities Study that we determine are feasible.

To do this, we are bringing in outside expertise of the international urban design firm Perkins+Will to help us first develop a Strategic Plan and Urban Design Guidelines for the community.

Our goal is for our actions to have a positive influence on the changes that face us, now and in the future.
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