If you’re in need of a gray trash container or a blue recyclable container, you must call 311 and make a request. Don’t rely on your neighbors to request one for you. Each individual resident must make his or her own request. Also, if your trash/recyclables were not picked up, call 311 and request a [...]
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Welcome to Hampton HillsIn 1990, a group of residents formed the Hampton Hills Neighborhood Association to safeguard the neighborhood's architectural integrity and to enhance the quality of life for every resident. The HHNA meets at 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of every month at Rosemont Christian Church to continue this important work, and we value the participation of every resident. In the News...Just about everyone recognizes the universal symbol to identify recyclable materials. While you may recognize the recycle symbol, you may not know that the number at the center of the symbol identifies the type of recyclable material used to make the packaging. It indicates that not all recyclable packaging is created equal. At the center of the [...] Should you recycle the plastic tops and caps with the other packaging? Well, no. Lids are not typically made of the same plastic as the packaging. And in the recycling business, the two types of plastic can not be mixed. Something about contamination. The lids and caps can jam recycling machinery and containers with lids still [...] Congratulations to Tony Medaris, whose beautiful home at 1606 Montreal Ave. received the Yard of the Month for March. It’s hard to maintain a beautiful yard throughout the winter, but Tony has managed to do so. If you haven’t made your way to his area of Montreal Avenue, you owe it to yourself to drive [...] If your trash or recyclables weren’t picked up today because you had your carts in the wrong place, don’t fret. Call 311. Mary Nix, Dallas’ director of Sanitation Services, says trucks will swing by tomorrow. For the next couple of weeks, the City is giving everyone a second chance for pickup. Good Neighbor Phil Leven checked out the special use permit issued to Odd Fellows Hall at 1808 S. Hampton Road back in the 1970s. As it turns out, the only possible uses for the building would be another Odd Fellows Hall or “a great little church.” The bottom line: We don’t have to worry about [...] Dallas meets Austin at Bolsa, a bar and café with a shop that sells wine and local products. Housed in a hip redo of an old auto garage near the Bishop Arts District, Bolsa blends fresh ingredients with rustic flavors in an eclectic ambience. Attendees at the HHNA monthly meeting in March will have a [...] The first HHNA Happy Hour was a great success! About 20 residents gathered at the home of Cliff and Jon Garinn to enjoy libations from mixologist Cliff, lively conversation and lots of laughs. It was a perfect way to end the work week and the month. Next month’s event will be hosted by Mary Maddox [...] Mr. Garinn: As follow-up to our phone conversation today, please be advised that the collection point for the 1300 and 1400 blocks for Hollywood will be collected in the alley. We will notify each affected customer on Monday, March 1 that both recycling and refuse will be collected in the alley. Just in time for their [...] Dear Councilmember Jasso, As president of the Hampton Hills Neighborhood Association, I have heard from many residents who are unhappy with the decision to move their trash pickup from the alley to the curb. They can’t understand why this should have to happen, especially since they have enjoyed alley pickup for many years. If the carts [...] |
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