See more info at the City Planning and Development Services here. There is an informational meeting on November 16 from 5-6 pm at 33 W University (Merle's Automotive).

Meeting Notification for redevelopment project - Oct 15, 6pm at 601 N Stone.New Cirrus Visual Office Development PlanDP15-0135 & lnfill Incentive District T15PRE0081Re-development of the existing Auto Repair Garage located on the Northwest corner of Stone Ave and 5th Street to an office use. This will be home to Cirrus Visual, a local Marketing and Design company. The proposed remodeling of… See more

She and her husband Robert used to live at 226 W University Blvd. Long before moving there with Robert she would visit that house every summer as a child. Her grandfather Landy W. Johnson, Head Deacon and a Trustee at the Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, had his barber shop in the house. His image is on the historical crossroads sign at 11th Ave and University Blvd. You will also see the… See more

Non-native South American mesquites are a serious problem around much of Tucson. They are very weedy and sprout and grow quickly - see before half of image below. They are contamitaing the gene pool of the native velvet mesquite to the point where any mesquite that come up now on their own are either hybrids or mostly non-native genes. Velvet mesquite is a keystone tree of our region and is very… See more

-Written by Claire ZugmeyerHi Neighbors, I know many of us do a lot to save water. Conserve2Enhance (C2E) is a simple program that helps you put your water conservation efforts to work for the environment, including the environment in our own neighborhood. The Tucson C2E program links your water conservation to riparian restoration projects in the Tucson area. To date over $55,000 has been spent… See more