Rockhill Homes Association Gardens & Architecture Tour
Saturday, May 17th 2025: 10 am - 4 pm
An event to celebrate the 50-year anniversary of the neighborhood being on the national historic registry, as well as to showcase the architectural diversity and our lovely gardens.
To support the tour, volunteer by shepherding guests through the gardens and making certain that visitors see a visual presence to guide them through our neighborhood.
Contact Pat Session or Sonya Harshbarger to volunteer.
Or offer to sponsor the tour and help defer the many expenses:
(If you would like to identify your property as Not participating in the tour, then consider displaying a notice that we are recommending for your residence. We believe consistent messaging would serve you most effectively. We are happy to order signs for those who wish to have them. The cost is very reasonable at $10 per sign, simply reach out to Sonya Harshbarger to pay for and request your sign.)
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Update on the Bike Lanes on Rockhill Road.
Well, some good news and some not so good news. By Jim Wanser
As you know, the neighborhood has been engaged with the city for the last couple of years regarding
the rollout of bike lanes in the area. We had expressed our willingness to work with the city to
connect the Gillham/ Harrison St. bike lanes across Cleaver II and then south to the Trolley Trail. We
had asked that the southern connection between Cleaver and the Trolley Trail take place on Oak St.
and not Rockhill Road. We further stated our opposition to any bike lanes on Rockhill Road, which
was documented by a petition with 108 signatures from the neighborhood. ...
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