Welcome to the NeighborhoodThe Shasta / Hanchett Park Neighborhood Association is a volunteer-based community organization founded in 1985 to protect and advance the interests of the Shasta/Hanchett Park, St. Leo's, Garden Alameda, and Cahill Park neighborhoods in San José, California. S/HPNA provides and promotes programs and activities aimed at building community and fostering civic involvement in this historic community. |
824 The Alameda as a Medical Marijuana Dispensary
Please find attached correspondence from the Board of Directors of the S/HPNA board
regarding the potential use of 824 The Alameda as a Medical Marijuana Dispensary.
Ohlone Towers Response
The following is a letter sent to Mayor Reed regarding the Ohlone Towers project:
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Mayor Reed;
Re: Ohlone Towers, 12.01.09, Council Agenda Item 10.2, Ohlone ...
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Caltrain Horns
CEMOF Monitoring Committee
The Caltrain Central Equipment Maintenance and Operations Facility Monitoring Committee
The Caltrain Central Equipment Maintenance and Operations Facility Monitoring Committee is an advisory committee established by the San Jose City Council in cooperation...
Lincoln HS Lights Mitigation Committee
Lincoln HS Lights Mitigation Committee Info:
Welcome Back to 09/10 School Year of Activities
All of us at Abraham Lincoln High School are looking forward to a terrific year with challenging classroom curriculum, spirited athletic events, and inspiring programs fr...
Scam alert: property tax reassessment
The Santa Clara County Tax Assessor’s office, District Attorney, and the California State Attorney General are warning homeowners to beware of unscrupulous companies wh...
VTA Plan 2035
Valley Transportation Plan (2035) for Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority. This information has recently been updated, and is now available .HSR Elevation Over Exsisting Tracks
This artwork came from the LA to Anaheim alternatives report.
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It shows the typical elevated structure over/next to railroad tracks. 24 feet abo...
High Speed Rail View at Stockton & The Alameda
Today's newspaper brings a letter to the editor that suggests High Speed Rail's height is appropriate for a high-rise downtown. The height was compared to the Arena.
The Alameda Business Association Wins Governor's Historic Preservation Award
The San Jose Redevelopment Agency is a partner and a sponsor of the Alameda Business Association
The State of California presented The Alameda Business Association with it...
Rose Garden Neighbors Take On Landscaping Duties
Interesting article in the SJ Mercury from the 1/18/10 addition regarding San Jose's Rose Garden neighbors taking on landscaping duties after budget forces plant removals...
Renegade Theatre Experiment
Renegade Theatre Experiment™ unites a group of artists with a shared desire to express their identities through a variety of performance techniques. As a collective, R...
Going Native Garden Tour
The California Native Plant Society’s (CNPS) 8th annual Going Native Garden Tour is coming up on April 18, 2010.
Upcoming Events
02/17/10 6:00 PM -
8:30 PM
Diridon Good Neighbor Meeting
02/22/10 6:30 PM -
9:00 PM
Envision San Jose 2040 meeting
02/23/10 7:00 PM -
9:00 PM
S/HPNA Board of Directors Meeting
02/25/10 6:00 PM -
7:00 PM
Green Republic Community meeting
03/24/10 6:00 PM -
8:00 PM
D6 Disaster Preparedness Class
03/24/10 7:00 PM -
9:00 PM
S/HPNA Board of Directors Meeting
Latest News
- 824 The Alameda as a Medical Marijuana Dispensary
- Diridon Station Area Good Neighbor Committee - Update #15
- The Alameda Business Association Wins Governor's Historic Preservation Award
- Rose Garden Neighbors Take On Landscaping Duties
- Adopt-A-Street
- Diridon Station Area Good Neighbor Committee - Update #13
- HSR Elevation Over Exsisting Tracks
- High Speed Rail View at Stockton & The Alameda
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Resources
Spotlights
History San Jose
History San Jose 's Neighborhoods of San Jose website has a section dedicated to the Shast...
The Alameda, The Beautiful Way
As a neighbor of The Alameda, maybe you have been wondering... How did my street get its n...| Adopt-A-Street |
Adopt-A-Street is a program that provides businesses, organizations, neighborhood associations and individuals the opportunity to partner with the City to make the community a better and more beautiful by selecting an area along a street right-of-way to beautify and maintain. For more information visit the Adopt-A-Street link. |
| New Website! |
As you can see, S/HPNA has new website. It's built with a modern content management system which can make all sorts of things possible for the association. If you have an idea for content that should be included on the site or would like to contribute content yourself, send email to president@shpna.org. Pictures, articles, movies, events... we'd love to have 'em all up here! |
