page 4 FAQ
Below are some commonly asked questions. If you have any questions you don't see here please submit via the "Contact Us" page on this site and we will post to this page. Thanks!
How do I become a member? Why should I become a member of the ESHA? When and where are meetings held? What are ESHA funds used for? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q: How do I become a member and how much does it cost?
A: You can pay via PayPal (link on home page).
You also have the option to send a check for $20.00 (Home Owner, Business Owner or Renter) ; $15.00 (Senior Homewoner, 65+) to:
ESHA Dues
PO Box 30292
Houston, TX 77249-0292
Please include the following form along with payment: 2010-11 ESHA Membership Application (link on home page)
Please make checks payable to: East Sunset Heights Association
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Q: Why should I become a member of the ESHA?
A: Support the neighborhood, get involved, and feel a sense of community with your neighbors! Be "in the know" by checking the website regularly, attending quarterly meetings, reading the newsletter, and adding your email to the neighborhood listserve.Membership will also provide you with voting rights when we make decisions as an association and with the association's funds.
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Q: When and where are meetings held?
A: Meetings are on the 2nd Tuesday of January, April, July and October. Meetings are held at St. Annes De Beaupre Hall at 2810 Link.
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Q: What are ESHA funds used for?
A: Social events that build a sense of community, including costs associated with the Centennial Celebration, National Night Out, the Holiday Party, and the Annual BBQ at the Rose Garden. Neighborhood improvement projects: We are currently trying to obtain a neighborhood sign welcoming traffic to the neighborhood of Sunset Heights and are also hoping to help with a garden project at a local elementary. Other project ideas are welcome!
page 5 About the East Sunset Heights Association
The East Sunset Heights Association is an organization whose purpose is to encourage and promote the enhancement of the Susnet Heights Community. It is nonpartison in nature.
The geographic boundary is between North 610 Loop, Airline Drive, 23rd Street and North Main.
Current council members include:
Janice Adamson (Oct. '10 - Oct. '12)
Rachel Cano-Cooney (Oct. '11 - Oct. '13)
Marleen DeLeon (Oct. '11 - Oct. '13)
Laura Finkeldey (Oct. '10 - Oct '12)
Buster Pendley (Oct. '11 - Oct. '13)
