Temple Crest Civic Association
4242 Miller Ave
Tampa, FL 33617
Rent our Civic CenterCALL 985-0225OFFICERS
Terry Neal, President
Linda Hewitt, Vice President
Missy Hoffman, Secretary
Shelly Clark, Treasurer
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
ASSOCIATION MEETINGS
CLUBHOUSE
4242 Miller Avenue
MEETINGS are always the 2nd Monday of every Month at 7 pm
Please join us at the next
40th
Street Task Force Meeting on
Friday
FEBRUARY 26TH
8:30 a.m.
at the Temple Crest Civic Association Club********************
Here is one of the oldest and most
important documents of our neighborhood. It shows
Temple Crest and Temple Terrace in the mid-19th century.
To view the map, click below:
The
survey was recently discovered by Grant
Rimbey, President, Citizens for the
Revitalization of Temple Terrace. If
you want to learn more about Temple
Terrace's planned revitalizations, please
visit the CRTT website at
http://www.pfweb.com/CRTT/or the City of Temple Terrace
Redevelopment website at
http://www.templeterrace.com/revitalize/index.htm
It's TIME
TO PLAN!
The form-based code design Charettes for the 40th Street
Corridor are beginning in December...here's the schedule (you
don't need to attend all three nights, the same information will
be discussed each night)
40th Street Form-Based Design Code
Charette Schedule
February 15 -
17, 2010
Open House - Review of Conceptual
Land use Maps
Temple Crest Civic Association
Clubhouse,
4242 Miller Avenue from 6:00 -
8:00 pm.
40th Street - Yesterday and Today
City for Sale - The History of Tampa
*********************
These are truly great times for Temple Crest.
First, we have 40th Street under construction, a
miracle to behold after 50 years of trying to get this road
renovated. We continue to thank Mayor Pam Iorio for this
marvelous investment in our neighborhood.
Second is another jewel in our crown, the year-old Sylvia
Kimball Rodriquez Elementary School, which was dedicated during
a ceremony I attended yesterday on March 29, 2009.
Third, we are now beginning the form-based code planning for the
40th Street Corridor, the next phase in our
Renaissance of the 5 neighborhoods that line this now,
magnificent parkway.
Finally, there is Orange Lake. Truly a gem, and a jewel,
Orange Lake is a wetland in trouble.
Surrounded by a dense urban area, it is the small scale example
of how we are failing to take care of Mother Nature, yet we
still expect her to take care of us.
When the documentary is finished it will contain at least 3
chapters…so watch your mailbox. You will
receive the final DVD, which I hope to have completed later this
summer.
Civic
Association
