2010 06 - Lansdowne Neighborhood Association

Lansdowne Letter
Lansdowne Neighborhood Association Newsletter
June 2010
ALL NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING
June 21, 7:00 pm - Signature Club
Agenda
The Future of Lansdowne
Impact of New Infill/Redevelopment Regulations
Environmental Issues
Beautification Ideas
Zandale Park Enhancement
Message from the President!
RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT: We’ve got MORE Music!
At the May 10 meeting of the Fayette County Neighborhood
Council, past president Emma Tibbs conducted a survey of
those is attendance on various issues concerning neighborhoods.
(The Council is an alliance of some 100 neighborhood associations in the county.)
In our last issue we included the first of a two-part article profiling some folks who prove that Lansdowne’s definitely got musical talent. In this issue we conclude our profile on Lansdowne
musicians.
One question related to future expansion of the Urban Service
Area to accommodate new development. 81% of those in attendance were against future expansion. 73% were aware that the
LFUCG Council had recently passed new Infill/Redevelopment
regulations that made changes in our present Zoning Ordinance
and that some of these could have a future impact on the
neighborhoods.
If the non expansion prevails, the Lansdowne area can expect
continued and increasing pressure for changes that would increase densities and redevelopment. The relatively close proximity to the University, New Circle Road and downtown will
make it a perfect target.
The Neighborhood Association has begun looking at these issues to consider actions that can be taken at this time to reduce
impacts in the future. The need for full participation in these
decisions is one of the reasons for the intensive membership
drive that is being conducted by the Association. A united and
strong neighborhood will have a voice in what will be undertaken.
On another matter, the Board has requested funding for the enhancement of the Zandale Park on Zandale Drive. This dedicated public space has been under-utilized for many years even
though the government has been providing the mowing. The
precise improvements will be decided after a discussion at the
semi-annual meeting.
With the infusion of the next generation of those moving to
Lansdowne, many of whom grew up in the neighborhood, the
area has a bright future, if we remain alert.
Today, Teresa Garbulinska is a patron of the arts. But when
she and her husband arrived in Lexington in 1974, she was a
concert pianist with critically acclaimed performances in both
Eastern and Western Europe as well as in the United States.
Born in Poland, Teresa graduated from the Conservatoire of
Cracow in 1959 with high honors. There she was a student of
Professor Henryk Sztompka, a piano virtuoso who was himself a
student of Ignace Paderewski, arguably the most famous pianist
of his time. It is a connection which brought her the title,
―granddaughter of Padereski,‖ early in her career.
Teresa Garbulinska received early recognition as a performer.
In 1956 she won first prize at the Polish National Mozart
Competition in Katowice, Poland. Subsequently, she performed in many international music competitions and festivals,
including an appearance at the Berkshire Music Festival in
Tanglewood, MA, in 1964. Following one of her U.S. performances H. Klein of the New York Times observed, ―…It is often
said of a female pianist that ‗she plays like a man.‘ Well, Miss
Garbulinska plays like a woman—delicately, softly, yielding,
sweetly and dreamily. Miss Garbulinska gave us Chopin the
poet….‖ And a critic for the Los Angeles Times added, ―…Miss
Garbulinska made a good case for her Chopin…preludes from
Op. 28 served as models for Chopinesque lyricism.‖
Teresa‘s career was both demanding and rewarding. To meet
the exacting standards for technical performance imposed by the
critics, her audiences, and by Teresa herself she required at least
five to six hours of practice each day. However, some of that
practice took place in Poland‘s Lancut Castle, which was converted after World War II into a museum with exhibits on the
ground floor and a private residence above. Teresa was invited
by the Ministry of Art to live in the private residence and use
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- George Ely
of the Houston Symphony, where he is also music librarian.
Nick Lawrence who currently lives in Lansdowne also plays
bass. However, Nick is more likely to be heard performing
American roots music and bluegrass than classical compositions. He also hosts ―Curtains at 8,‖ a local arts program broadcast on weeknights on WUKY 91.3 FM.
(We’ve Got More Music - Continued from page 1)
the three magnificent pianos in the castle for her practice. Visitors who happened on Teresa during practice or observed her
travelling to and from the railroad station in one of the Castle‘s
vintage horse drawn carriages dubbed her ―Princess Teresa.‖
On coming to Lexington, Teresa retired from her career as a
concert performer but for many years she held a private studio
where she shared her talents with students who were willing to
make a serious commitment to their musical study. In recognition of her career as a concert pianist and as a supporter of the
arts, UK HealthCare recently inaugurated the Teresa Garbulinska Annual Premier Concert Series as part of the Lucille
Caudill Little Performing Arts in Healthcare Program.
Place an Ad in the LNA Directory
The Lansdowne Neighborhood Association will be printing its
2010 Membership Directory next month. The Directory is used
frequently by members throughout the year to obtain phone
numbers, addresses, e-mail addresses, and to learn the names of
their neighbors. So many eyes are on these pages day after day.
Although Teresa‘s favorite composers include Bach, Mozart,
Debussy and Samuel Barber, she has a special affinity for
Chopin. In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Chopin‘s
birth in early March, she was a featured guest of Roger Duvall
in a special tribute to Chopin on WEKU-88.9 FM. In addition
to her comments on Chopin‘s work and his importance as a
composer, Duvall also featured excerpts from her recording,
―Chopin Encores.‖ The complete interview with photos of
Teresa (and Lancut Castle) and excerpts from her recorded performances appear on http://www.weku.fm/chopin.html.
We invite you to consider an ad in the upcoming LNA Membership Directory for your business – an ad that many will see often
over the course of a year. Furthermore, the folks who will be
seeing your ad are your neighbors who live just a short distance
from your place of business. You just may offer a service our
Lansdowne residents need! Following is information for placing an ad:
B&W Business Card - $25
B&W ¼ Page - $50
B&W ½ Page - $100
B&W Full Page - $250
Send Camera Copy and Check To:
Sonny Wray, 3289 Bellefonte Drive 40502
By June 20, 2010
At the other end of the musical spectrum is Lansdowne resident
Bob Stange, whose current band is called ―NightCrawler.‖
Born in Michigan, Bob has been active in the Lexington music
scene for about 15 years but he says that music has always been
part of his life through school, church, radio and TV. ―I was an
early fan of Elvis Presley, Ricky Nelson and, of course, the
Beatles.‖ Bob learned music in junior and senior high school
band, playing clarinet and sax. ―I have long since and stupidly
given up both.‖ He also had some formal guitar lessons but
learned primarily by ear.
Lansdowne Neighborhood Association welcomes your contribution to the Directory. If you have further questions about placing an ad, please contact Sonny Wray at [email protected],
280-1245 or 278-1518.
―I've been playing the guitar and have been in groups for close
to 45 years. I've played rock, blues, rhythm and blues, country
and folk. I have written a few songs over the years. I was with
a band in Michigan called Odyssey. We opened shows for Rare
Earth, Tommy James and Alice Cooper. We traveled around the
Midwest for a time and went as far as Key West. I also played
guitar in my college jazz band. That was a real challenge.‖
Green Tips for Early Summer
If you hate storing plastic pots in your garage because you‘re
reluctant to send them to the landfill, check with your local garden center to see if they collect plastic pots for recycling.
Also, if you end up with extra produce in your vegetable garden
this year, consider donating your extra fruits and veggies to the
Lexington Urban Gleaning Network. Watch our next newsletter
issue for information about providing food for the hungry from
your garden harvest.
Today Bob plays guitar (both electric and acoustic) and electric
bass and sings as a solo act with his band and with his church
choir. He plays an occasional solo gig at Azur restaurant, and
he says readers can keep up with his band at
www.myspace.com/nightcrawlertunes. ―I like to perform and I
love it when a song comes together and connects with the
crowd. I also like the fact that with music, you can get better
even as you get older. Learning an instrument can be a lifetime
pursuit.‖ Regarding this series, he observed, ―I look forward to
reading about the other musicians in Lansdowne.‖
Annual Neighborhood Picnic
Coming To You This Fall
Time & Place To Be Announced
In addition to current residents featured in this and previous articles, two former and current Lansdowne residents have made
music a vocation and an avocation. Michael McMurray, who
grew up listening to classical music at the behest of Sherwood
Drive neighbor Jack Llewellyn, plays double bass as a member
Good Food, Good Times and Good
Neighbors
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KUDOS to Our Neighbors!
Here’s Your Chance to ...
IMPROVE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD!
Earlier this year Dan Potter won the 2010 United States Gold
Association Green Award. Dan, a professor of entomology at
UK, was recognized for his research and leadership for environmentally responsible pest management, including golf courses
(and the boxwoods in the medians on Lansdowne Drive ).
We need volunteers to WORK on our standing committees. We
need people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and do a few
hours of work once in awhile. If you have ideas for projects,
we want to hear from you, too!
Every five years the University of Kentucky Alumni Association recognizes a select group of outstanding alumni and honors
them by inducting them into the Hall of Distinguished Alumni.
Among the 20 inductees for 2010 was our own LNA Treasurer,
Wimberly Royster. Before retiring from UK, Wimberly served
in numerous capacities, including as the first vice president for
Research and Graduate Studies, dean of the Graduate School,
dean of the College of Arts & Sciences and as special assistant
to the President of the University. He also served as director of
the UK Advance Science and Technology Commercialization
Center and was a professor of mathematics. In addition, he was
vice president of the UK Research Foundation from 19731990. During his tenure as the university‘s administrative officer responsible for research and graduate education, external
support for research increased six-fold, including the largest
single award in UK‘s history. In 1992, Wimberly joined the
Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation as statewide
director of the Kentucky Experimental Program to Stimulate
Research (EPSCoR) Program. There he helped bring in $40
million dollars in National Science Foundation grants to promote mathematics and science education in rural Appalachia.
There have been only 283 people honored since the Hall was
established in 1965 to help celebrate the University of Kentucky's Centennial Year.
If you‘re willing, here are the volunteer possibilities and the
people to contact:
BEAUTIFICATION—
Don Mills, Co-Chair (373-8837, [email protected] );
Delores Erena, Co-Chair ([email protected]); Roberta
Erena, Co-Chair ([email protected])
MEMBERSHIP
Sonny Wray, Chair (278-1518, [email protected])
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS/GRANT WRITING—
George Ely, Chair (277-4184, [email protected])
ENVIRONMENT
Barry Blondell, Chair (278-0726, [email protected])
George Wilson, Co -Chair (277 -4680, [email protected])
ARCHIVES
Patti Thornbury, Chair (278-5883, [email protected]) .
+ Scrapbooking Team
+ Oral History Team
SPECIAL EVENTS/PICNIC
Jack Musgrave, Chair (277 -8623, [email protected])
COMMUNICATIONS
Steve Branham, Street captains (277-1788, [email protected])
Website and Newsletter--Judy Worth (276-4645, [email protected]) and Steve Albert (229-3754 ;
[email protected])
TRAFFIC & SAFETY
Calvin Grayson, Chair (278-4662, [email protected])
On April 29, the Lexington Chapter of the National Association
of Women Business Owners presented Natalie Wilson its highest honor, the 2010 Winners‘ Circle Award. Many of our
neighbors know that Natalie is a partner in the law firm of Gess,
Mattingly & Atchison, where she heads the family law section.
However, most people don‘t know that Natalie served as the
LNA attorney, incorporating The Lansdowne Neighborhood
Association in 1995. As a high school student in Maine, Natalie
worked for Senator Margaret Chase
Smith and upon graduation from college
she worked in the Eisenhower White
House as, in her own words, a ―general
flunky.‖ Upon graduation from UK Law
School in 1968, she was one of the few
women attorneys practicing law in Kentucky. During her professional career she
co-authored with former Justice James E.
Keller a book on family law and served as
a bar examiner for the Kentucky Bar Association. She has also spent many hours
as a community volunteer, serving as past
chair of the United Way board, a Girl
Scout leader and board member of the
Girl Scout Wilderness Road Council and
for several years as member of the LexingtonFayette County Airport Board. In April she and husband,
George, celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary!
Archives Committee Continues to Make History!
Three new interviews have been added to our
online Oral History. Our interview subjects
share Lexington history as well as the history of
our neighborhood and our association. Folks
whose histories and photos been added since
the first of the year include: Martha King,
Thelma Henderson and F.D. Kindred. Two
more will be coming soon: Foster Ockerman
and Calvin Grayson. That will bring to 17 the
total number of interviews in our collection.
Thanks to Patti Thornbury and Pat Esrael
for conducting the interviews, to Bev Futrell
for providing technical support and to
Steve Albert for putting the interviews
on our website. To access the information, go to http://
lansdownenet.tripod.com. Select the
―History‖ section; then, the tab labeled
―Oral History.‖
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Lansdowne Neighborhood
Association Membership
Thanks to the 276 neighbors who
have paid their membership dues for
2010 as of May 10! Our goal is
400 households; so, please mail
your dues today. A membership
form and mailing address is on the
back page of this newsletter. Join
today if you want to be included in
this year‘s member directory, which
goes to print in mid-July.
Thanks also to Sharron Townsend,
who has helped us close in on the
300 mark as Membership Chair.
Sharron is stepping down from that
position due to increased work commitments. Our new Chair is Sonny
Wray. If your name is misspelled or
there is incorrect information on the
list below, please notify Sonny at
278-1518 or [email protected].
Steve & Jenny Albert
Bob & Fran Allen
Lorie & Jeff Averitt
Doraleen Bailey
Mark & Shelley Baker
Robert & Lee Ball
Buster & Annetta Barlow
Jack Baseheart & Deborah Daugherty
Daisy Battle & Terri Battle
John & Ronda Beck
Larry Bender Sharron Townsend
Woody & Jan Berry
Jerry Black
Richard & Sally Blake
Luke & Melinda Blanche
George & Pat Blevins
Barry Blondell
Dale & Virginia Blythe
Robert & Erin Bookman
Bob & Robin Bradley
Stephen & Renee Branham
Ben & Jane Branson
Amy Brin
Hania Brower
Edward Brown
Ned Brown & Miriam David
Elaine Bryden
Ann Carol Buckles
June Vandiver Burchard
Betty Burke & Jean Burke
James & Sandra Butler
Gordon & Patty Rai Butterfield
Wendell Cartwell & Janet Cartwell
Welch & Oneida Cassity
Jerry & Janet Cerel
Roger & Nancy Chesser
Jay Coberly
Robert & Zane Cohen
Rita & Bill Collins
Phyllis Combs
Don & Glenda Cooper
Bruce & Mary Blanton Cotton
Jack & Delphine Coupal
John & Jane Culler
Eleanor Bohacek & Josephine Daugherty
June Davis
A.F. & Jeanne Marie Dawahare
Jeremiah & Anna Day
Jack & Pat Deacon
Samuel & Lillian Delaney
Robert & Mary Lou Dickinson
David & Janis Doctrow
Chuck & Stephanie Dowdy
Cornella Downey
Charlotte Duncan
George & Ruth Duncan
Thomas Duncan
Bill & Nancy Ehmann
George & Ramona Ely
Dave & Sandy Emerson
Bill & Jean Endicott
Mary Anne Enoch
Dolores (Dee Dee) Erena
Terry & Pat Esrael
Kathleen Esser
Ed & Neva Etter
Bret & Sherry Feeney
Donald Feheley
Bill & Cindy Feltner
Tony, Ellen & Angela Fernandez
Bob Flick & Jane Kirschling
Walter & Dolores Forster
Eleanor Foushee
Elizabeth Frank
Ann Longacre Frith & Ryan Frith
Karen Jones & Beverly Futrell
Jack & Brenda Giles
Bill Gorman
William III & Robin Brown Gorton
Calvin Grayson
Bill & Ruth Green
Richard & Vickie Greenberg
Helen Griffith
Jeanette Grindstaff
Ron & Joan Haas
Stanley & Charlotte Hadley
Forrest & Barbara Hahn
Glen, Mary & Matthew Hall
Harry & Betty Hall
Omer & Evon Hamlin
Roger & Kathy Hamperian
Harold & Francis Hancock
John & Stella Harris
Will & Amy Harward
Bob & Linda Hassur
Jim & Cathy Haubenreich
J.T. & Cathy Hayden
Kelly Hayworth
Rodd & Rae Heaton
Betty Hedlund
William Hellard & Jeff Hogue
Thelma Henderson
George Herring & Dottie Leathers
Lou & Judy Hersh
John & Betty Hickey
John & Susan Hicks
Virgie Hiles
Larry & Barbara Hinderberger
Charles Holden & Regina Heiser
Mike & Lou Holcomb
Bruce & Paula Holle
Foy & Pattie Hood
John & Charlotte Houston
Jerry & Marion Howard
Steve & Pam Hricenak
John & Billie Hughes
Chris & Susan Humphrey
Scott & Crystal Jackson
Charles & Vera Johnson
William & Jane Johnson
Audrey Jones
David & Kate Kaiser
Jean Keating
Mark & Julie Kelder
George & Virginia Kendrick
Deborah Kessler
Steve Kesten
Kevin & Cindy Kewin
Jim & Martha King
Jill Klinker
Dan & Nancy Lacy
Lansdowne Shopping Center
Dan & Sissy Leal
Lansdowne Neighborhood Association
Bill & Sue Lickert
Walt & Rena Lightner
Brian & Tracey Lilly
Jack & Carolyn Llewellyn
Grant & Cindy Logan
Graydon & Virginia Long
Irv Long
John Luddy
Greg Luhan & April Pottorff
Bill & Virginia Luttrell
Robert & Connie Mahle
Chi-Sing & May Man
Gray & Stacy Manis
Bob & Sue Manning
Dean & Kathy Marcum
Howard & Julia Markowitz
Alta Marshall
Barry & Mona Marshall
Jim & Ada Martin
Bess Masters
Charles (Buzz) & Margaret Mattingly
John & Betty McCord
Francis & Catherina McDonnell
Mark & Amy Mellinger
Chuck & Anna Melvin
Henry Meyer
Mighty Ducts Air Duct & Dryer Vent
Cleaning
Craig & Tamera Miller
Freda Miller
Harry Miller
Joe & Suzanne Miller
Don & Denise Mills
Carol Mitchell
Jean Moore
Franklin & Marilyn Moosnick
Miriam Moosnick
David & Paula Morgan
Sharon McGuire & Bryant Mucci
Nancy Farmer Mullins
Betty Murphy
Charles Murphy
J. B. & Mary Murphy
Bobby & Jennifer Murray
Jack & Gayle Musgrave
Jason, Matthew & Emma Musgrave
Wayne & Mary Lu Musick
Robert & Elizabeth Muyskens
Mary Beth Naiser
Wesley Nakajima & Mary Jilka
Brian & Jennifer Nelson
Robert & Ema Jean Niles
Anne Olson
Sean & Stephanie Parkin
Dave & June Parrish
Olson & Cathy Parrott
Roger Parry
Durga Patil
Paul & Mary Patterson
Joe & Ruth Paulk
Tom & Delia Pergande
Bill & Andrea Pfeifle
Bill & Kathleen Phillips
Paul & Linda Piwowarski
Kent & Cathy Pleasants
Gorman & Harriett Pope
Bill & Lisa Porter
Mike & Ellen Potter
David & Cindy Pratt
John & Nancy Pratt
Robert Prewitt
Susan Price
Gerald & Polly Psimer
Andy & Evelyn Pulito
Stephen Pulliam & Diana Evans
Randall & Nancy Reed
Edward & Martha Rehorn
Greg & Regina Rickert
Eliza Rogers
Bob & Doris Ross
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Bobby & Jerry Roth
Wimberly & Betty Royster
Barron, Julie, Tabor & Grayson Rulon
Rick & Ashley Rushing
Frank Salvatore
Erik & Cindy Sandefer
Bob Sanders & Roberta Erena
Ronald & Teresa Saykaly
Mitzi Schumacher
Robert Schwemm
Louis & Hendy Seelbach
James & Jennifer Shaw
Joe Sherman & Judy Harvey
Ed & Ruthi Sims
John & Betty Simson
Ted & Laura Slaughter
Barbara Sledd
Jim & Pat Sloane
Eddie & Brenda Smith
George & Jennifer Smith
Kimberly Smith
Timothy & Namida Smith
Henry & Judy Southgate
Jack & Rhonda Spring
Robert & Carol Stange
Jeremy & Deanna Stanton
Robert Stauffer & Karen Mingst
Charles & Leona Stern
Irvin & Sybil Stern
Bradley & Whitney Stevenson
Ruth Ann Storrow
Bob & Sara Stubblefield
Dave & Ame Sweetall
John Swift
David Talbott & Charles Wren
Norman & Evelyn Taylor
Pentti & Marita Teraslinna
William & Patricia Thornbury
Jim & Julie Thornhill
Peter & Katherine Timoney
Claude & Marjorie Trapp
Bob & Mary Kathryn Tri
Robert Trimble
Gayle & Carolyn True
Bob & Penny Trumbo
Wayne & Carol Tune
Rhea & Susan Umberger
Anne Varellas
David & Susan Wagers
JoAnn Walker
Marshall & LeVon Wall
Susan Walton
Bill Ward
Jeremy & Jody Warner
Mary Warriner
Harold & Claire Weinberg
Jack & Barb Welsch
John & Elizabeth Wheeler
Rex & Michele Whiteaker
David Whitehouse
Ellen Whitley
Mary Lou Wilhite
Thomas & Lisa Williams
Edward Wilson & Kay Garner
Terry & Carole Wilson
George & Natalie Wilson
Jeanette Wilson
Arden & Elizabeth Wolterman
Dean & Ruth Ann Womack
Bill & Jean Woodward
Judy Worth
Sonny & Donna Wray
Jerry & Rose Rita Wurmser
Sonny & Donna Wray
Brendan & Meredith Yates
Isabel Yates
Max & Glenna Young
Jeffrey Yurkoski & Sharon Schaad
Laura Zimmerman & Catherine Rundell
http://lansdownenet.tripod.com
Street Name
# Houses
# Renewals
# New
Total Memberships
Bellefonte
50
10
3
13
Belvoir
25
7
1
8
Braemer
14
5
1
6
Breckenwood
10
6
1
7
Briarcliff Cir.
11
2
1
3
Brookhaven
15
8
8
Brookhill Cir.
6
3
3
Brookhill Dr.
32
14
Burkshire
9
6
Cahaba Rd.
20
9
Cloverdale
3
1
Crillon
13
2
Curtin
25
5
5
Farmington
19
5
5
Heather Ct.
4
1
1
Heather Way
31
2
3
5
Hildeen
33
3
2
5
Hunter Cir.
7
1
1
2
Hunter Road
12
2
1
3
Kirkland
21
10
2
12
Lansdowne Cir.
5
2
Lansdowne Dr.
47
6
8
14
Lansdowne Est.
13
5
2
7
Leawood
39
3
2
5
Malabu Cir/Pl/Ct
25
6
1
7
Malabu Dr.
59
13
1
14
Melbourne Way
38
12
5
17
Nantucket
50
19
1
20
Overbrook Cir.
8
7
7
Overbrook Dr.
25
9
9
Raven Cir.
5
1
Raven Rd.
16
1
Robin
0
3
3
6
18
4
18
6
1
10
1
1
3
2
2
The
Membership
Application
is located on page 6
of this newsletter!
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1
Sherwood
44
10
8
Starling
15
4
1
5
Tates Crk. Rd.
11
4
1
5
Thistleton Cir.
6
Thistleton Dr.
9
3
Westchester
9
6
1
7
Westridge Cir.
12
3
2
5
Woodside Cir.
3
1
1
Woodside Way
8
1
1
1
Woodstock Cir.
9
4
4
Zandale
5
2
2
Totals
861
226
3
63
289
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Your 2010 LFUCG Representatives
(Archives Committee - Continued from page 3)
Julian Beard - District 4 [email protected]
Mayor Jim Newberry: [email protected]
Jim Gray - Vice Mayor [email protected]
Chuck Ellinger II - Councilperson @ Large
[email protected]
Linda Gorton - Councilperson @ Large
[email protected]
District 1: Andrea James [email protected]
District 2: Tom Blues [email protected]
District 3: Diane Lawless [email protected]
District 5: Cheryl Blanton-Feigel [email protected]
District 6: Kevin O. Stinnett [email protected]
District 7: K. C. Crosbie [email protected]
District 8: George Myers [email protected]
District 9: Jay McChord [email protected]
District 10: Doug Martin [email protected]
District 11: Peggy Henson [email protected]
District 12: Ed Lane [email protected]
While you‘re there, you can look back through an almost complete collection of our neighborhood newsletters. (If you have
issues that we‘re missing, PLEASE LET US KNOW.) You will
also find a timeline of major neighborhood events under the tab
labeled ―Written History.‖
The Scrapbooking Team has also compiled almost two volumes
of old photos, news clippings and other memorabilia. They still
need volunteers to help with scrapbooking. If you are willing
to spend a few hours helping us get organized, contact Patti
Thornbury at 278-5883, [email protected].
Questions & Answers …
Q: Who is responsible for maintaining sidewalks in the
neighborhood?
Correspondence may also be sent to the following: 5th Floor, Government Center,
200 E. Main Street, Lexington, KY 40507
A: Property owners are responsible for the maintenance of the
public sidewalk in front of their property. A reimbursement
program is available to owner occupied residential properties at
a rate of $2.25 per square foot on all sidewalks marked for replacement and that are cited by the Division of Code Enforcement. Inspections of existing sidewalks are handled through
Code Enforcement. Call Lexcall 311 for more info.
Our State Rep is Susan Westrom (House District 79). Her contact info:
702 Capitol Ave
Annex Room 451A
Frankfort KY 40601
Our State Senator is Alice Forgy Kerr (Senate District 12). Her contact info:
Q: Who do you call concerning graffiti removal?
A: Call 311 to report graffiti. The LexCall staff will direct the
service request for graffiti removal to the appropriate agency
based on the location of the graffiti.
LNA Membership
Annex: (502) 564-8100 Ext. 740
Work: (859) 266-7581
[email protected]
702 Capitol Ave
Annex Room 215
Frankfort KY 40601
Home: (859) 223-3274
Annex: (502) 564-8100 Ext. 625
[email protected]
Your 2010 LNA Board of Directors
We encourage all of you to join the Neighborhood
Association! Annual dues are only $25.00 per
household. Please mail in the attached membership
application with check payable to Lansdowne
Neighborhood Association, c/o Sonny Wray, 3289
Bellefonte Drive, Lexington, KY 40502.
George Ely
Jack Musgrave
Lorie Averitt
Steve Branham
Wimberly Royster
Barry Blondell
Pat Esrael
Will Harward
James ―Sonny‖ Wray
Laura Zimmerman
Gray Manis
Judy Worth
Membership Application
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Address: ____________________________________
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Vice-President
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer
Director
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Director
Director
Director
Director
Past President
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Yes, I would like to get involved with LNA activities:
Board membership____ Special Events____
Beautification____ Membership____ Government Relations/Grant Writing—— Newsletter/Website____
Street Captain____ Other_________________________
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