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The
Comstock Neighborhood Council was established in 1999. The
boundaries of the Council are 29th south to 57th; Perry west to High
Drive. There are approximately 3,500 households in our boundaries.
Also included is the Manito Shopping Center, Comstock Park (of course),
Manito Golf Club, Sacajawea Middle School and Jefferson Elementary School.
Major arterials include Grand Blvd, 29th Avenue, High Drive and Bernard
Street. We have diverse demographics and housing.
Residential property ranges from under $100,000 to over $2,000,000.
Manito Center and the surrounding retail area provides goods and services to much
of the
South Hill. There are a number of bank branches and medical and
dental offices within our boundaries. We are conveniently located within a
few minutes of downtown and the freeway, and there is public
transportation available.
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Linda Cunningham lindascunningham@msn.com
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is Chairman of the Comstock Neighborhood Council, and like most good organizations we accomplish our goals via committees. Following is a list of
the standing committees: PeTT: Chaired by Erika Steinhardt, dekruger@msn.com. PeTT, stands for Pedestrian, Traffic and Transportation, and is focused on pedestrian, bicycle, and traffic calming and safety issues. Parks & Land Use: Chaired by John Stolz, The main focus of this committee is Comstock and High Drive Park, along with land use issues. Other annual activities that we participate in are Neighborhood Clean up, with a Curb-Side Pickup and Clean & Green yard waste disposal in October, hazardous waste pickup for seniors, and in the spring, Flower Planting in the concrete planters at 29th & Grand. The Comstock Neighborhood Council meets the 2nd Wednesday of most months at 7pm at Sacajawea Middle School. We usually do not meet in June, July, August or December, and Committees meet at other times. Please contact Committee chairs for more information. Membership in the Comstock
Neighborhood Council is attained if you live, work or own property
within our boundaries and have attended at least 1 meeting a year.
Only official members can vote in our annual elections. |
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