Please be sure to check out our Land Use Page and News Page for updated information
for all Summit West residents and businesses!
for all Summit West residents and businesses!
NEIGHBORHOOD HEADLINES
- 1-minute survey on traffic priorities: Take the City's brief survey to help prioritize the most-desired safe travel and traffic improvement projects. See the News page for more information and a link to the survey.
- Neighborhood Street Safety Program: Twenty-six eligible applications were submitted in Summit West for this new City funding initiative. See the News page for a summary of the board's review of the proposals.
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ASSOCIATION MEETINGS
- The 2019 annual membership meeting was held on Nov. 12th: Bill Moseley, the Council liaison to SWNA, discussed the estimated $1 billion in needed improvements to roads and other transportation infrastructure. Colin Stevens, planning manager for the City of Bend, described the long-term development plans for the Summit West neighborhood, including the four master-planned areas that will be annexed to the City. He mentioned that Skyline Ranch Road between Skyliners and Shevlin Park Roads may not be completed for 10 or more years. Robin Lewis, transportation engineer for the City, reviewed the applications that the SWNA board sent on to the NLA for possible funding under the Neighborhood Street Safety Program.
- Board elections at Annual Meeting: The eight current members of the SWNA board of directors were reelected, based on ballots cast by members at the meeting. The ninth position is open and will be filled by the board. If you are interested in volunteering to help your neighborhood, please e-mail bendsummitwest@gmail.com.
- Change in Board terms: Also at the Annual Meeting, members approved a change to the SWNA bylaws to allow the four directors who have served the longest to be re-elected to one-year terms, while the remaining members would be elected to two-year terms. Thereafter, all terms would be for two years, with five elected one year and four the next.
REQUESTS FOR SERVICE FROM THE CITY OF BEND
If you think the City should do something about a location where speeding (motorists going too fast in residential areas) or parking (motorists parking and blocking intersections, driveways, or visibility) is a problem, or where stop signs, traffic signals, or crosswalks may be needed, read more about the City's program for Citizen Service Requests (CSR). For more information, click here. To access the CSR form, click here.
Note: We are not an HOA, don't enforce neighborhood rules, and are entirely FREE!
SWNA is your connection to City government.
SWNA is your connection to City government.
SUMMIT WEST NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Mailing Address:
320 SW Century Drive, Suite 405, Box # 244, Bend, OR 97702
Mailing Address:
320 SW Century Drive, Suite 405, Box # 244, Bend, OR 97702
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