Watering Rules
Now that the weather is warming, the City of Dallas water rules are in effect. You wouldn’t want people in northeast Texas to have their family lands seized by eminent domain because you’re a wasteful waterer, would you?
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Neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, March 24
Neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, March 24
Grab your basket and join the fun at the Spring Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, March 24 from 2 to 4 pm at the Dixon Branch Greenbelt Park aka Playground Park at Lippitt/ Sylvania and Sinclair.
The New ENA Website is Up!
Eastwood’s new website, membership and newsletter system is up and running!
As a reminder: our old combined system, Wild Apricot, raised it’s price to about $1500.00 per year. Plus, we paid plenty in fees to their online bank, credit card companies, and PayPal. We just can’t afford that!
New ENA Website in Progress
ENA is working very hard to rebuild our membership, website and newsletter system from the ground up.
It will be a greatly improved system and much less expensive!
ENA General Meeting: Flooding Study Recap
At the last Eastwood Neighborhood Association meeting, Abidur Khan, P.E., project manager for Dallas Stormwater Project Management, and Andrew Schimenti from Halff Associates, Inc., presented on the most recent Dixon Branch flooding research referred to as Vinemont Channel Diversion. Their focus was on the large 100-year flood plain area, while Eastwood also incurs localized flash flooding in the western regions near Peavy.
State of the Neighborhood Meeting
State of the Neighborhood Meeting
November 21, Thursday
Gather, network, and hear the inside scoops on neighborhood news. Hear a report from our community engagement police officer and our local code officer.
Elect officers and assign committee leaders for 2020.
Eastwood Riparian triples size of greenbelt bluebonnet patch
Members of Eastwood Riparian gathered to work on Saturday in the Dixon Branch Greenbelt. Their hot and sweaty efforts tripled the size of World Famous Eastwood Bluebonnet Patch. On hand were Van Jewell, Amy Martin, Michael Parkey, Francis Shaner, and Scooter Smith. The seeds used were gathered from greenbelt plants…