It's time to renew your CHPNA membership for 2023. Be a good neighbor and click today!
CHPNA members enjoy free swimming all year
Starting in April 2023, CHPNA members can enjoy complimentary admission to the new AHISD Natatorium on Trafalgar. Member households can swim in the beautiful 650,000 gallon pool as often as they like throughout the year.
It's just one more reason to be a CHPNA member in good standing. As a reminder, memberships expires every December 31st, so be sure to start or renew your household membership by April 1st.
CPS can light up your dark yard, alley or street
Residences with with poorly illuminated exterior spaces can request CPS add a supplemental flood light. The utility's All Night Security Light program is a low cost way to brighten up dark yards, alleys and streets. CPS will install a LED flood light to one of its existing poles or install a supplemental pole where desired. The fixture can be either aimed at the owner's dwelling or parallel to a roadway, but not into the roadway itself.
There are no installation or equipment costs, however a monthly charge is added to the homeowner's bill. Most residences are able to add a 100W fixture to an existing pole for as little as $9 per month plus a minor increase in energy used. There is a 3 year minimum commitment and penalty for early termination. To learn more contact the ANSL manager CPS by calling 210-760-4768 or click on the application button.
City confirms Jones-Maltsberger turn lane
Councilman Bravo has confirmed that funding has been secured to create a center turn lane along Jones-Maltsberger which will provide safe harbor for motorists entering or leaving CHP via any of the four adjoining neighborhood streets.
The roadway's existing asphalt will be re-striped to create the center turn lane. Work is scheduled to be completed by Summer 2023 and funding was secured by Councilman Bravo. The developer of the new apartment complex is not paying for the upgrade.
CHPNA secured the improvement for this increasingly busy roadway as part of the negotiations to allow the nearby apartment complex to proceed.
Median islands to receive new greenery
As part of the agreement CHPNA negotiated with Trammel Crow Corp, three grassy medians separating Crownhill Park residences from Jones-Maltsberger and the upcoming apartment complex will become more green at no cost to our community.
CHPNA hopes to create a tall, thick green barrier for nearby residents to buffer the increasingly busy roadway. More shrubs and trees also means less mowing which CHPNA underwrites with funds raised via membership dues.
The developer agreed to install not less than ten new shade trees and eighty large shrubs. Species are to be determined closer to the installation date in 2024. CHPNA volunteers will help irrigate the additions for their first three summers. Green thumbs will be needed - please send us a message if you can lend a hand.
Aren't you glad you have a Neighborhood Association?
CHPNA volunteers advocate tirelessly to protect your property's value and improve everyone's quality of life.
Membership dues and donations pay for website and newsletter expenses that keep you informed. Showing your support is smart and affordable.
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We engage city officials to improve neighborhood infrastructure and represent CHP in nearby projects.
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We host gatherings like our block parties that connect neighbors and build community.
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We landscape and mow the islands along Jones Maltsberger which is the main gateway to our community.
Share your talents with us!
Neighbors working together helps keep Crownhill Park a terrific place to live. We always need extra volunteers to help with tasks large and small. Send us a message and we'll help you find the right fit.
Newsletter articles and advertising welcome.
The next issue of the quarterly CHPNA newsletter is underway. We welcome your suggestions for articles. We also accept select advertising.
SAPD Ready to Help
The SAFFE program run by SAPD assigns an officer to assist residents in solving local problems such as disagreements between neighbors and petty crime. Officer Chris Hetrick is available to Crownhill Park residents at 210-219-8531.
Call 311 with Neighborhood Concerns
The City Customer Service Call Center is available 24/7 to assist residents with issues such as dumping, animal control, infrastructure needs, and code compliance. When in doubt, dial 311 first.