• Create a partnership between the City and its neighborhoods in order to provide the neighborhoods with tools and resources for planning and development which reflect their needs and values.
• Strengthen and coordinate City departments' responses to neighborhood problems and requests for help.
• Foster cooperation and consensus fuTlOng diverse interests within neighborhoods ana to encourage the constructive settlement of disputes involving neighborhood groups, the City, and others.
• Facilitate communication between the neighborhoods regarding common concerns. Encourage and facilitate strong neighborhood involvement as an important activity in the City of Huntsville.
• Identify other/possible neighborhood associations.
• Mentor new/evolving neighborhood associations.

• A neighborhood association should have at least one official representative to the Huntsville Citywide Council of Neighborhood Associations elected by a minimum of five residents of that association.
• The neighborhood association shall keep the Huntsville Citywide Council of Neighborhood Associations notified of the name and contact information of their representative.
• There is no minimum or maximum geographic size, but the neighborhood association shall have defined boundaries.
• The neighborhood association shall meet at least once a year.
• All affected residents within the association boundaries shall be notified of neighborhood meetings.

Newsletter - Volume 1 Issue 1

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How to Establish a Neighborhood, Homeowners or Civic Association