Houghton Neighborhood Association

Houghton Neighborhood Association

History

The Houghton Neighborhood Association was established in 1984 after the annexation of the area into the City of Tucson.

Membership is voluntary and open to residents living in the two-square mile area bounded by Speedway on the North, 22nd Street on the South, Houghton on the West, and Tanque Verde Loop/Melpomene Way on the East.

Our purpose is to uphold the policies of the Houghton East Neighborhood Plan as adopted by Mayor and Council in 1985; to guide the orderly development of the area, and to preserve or improve the inherent scenic and ecological characteristics of the area; and to protect the integrity of the Saguaro National Monument and its buffer zone.

About our association

Name: Houghton Neighborhood Association

The organization was established in 1984.

Quarterly meetings are normally held, (1st Wednesday of month - 2006 - Jan 4th, Thursday April 6, July 5 & Oct. 4th) and are held at:
Soleng Tom Elementary School
10520 E. Camino Quince
Tucson, Az. 85748

Purpose:

A) To uphold and support the zoning codes and policies set forth in the Houghton East Neighborhood Plan as adopted by the Mayor and Council in November of 1985.
B) To guide the orderly development of the area and to preserve or improve the inherent scenic and ecological characteristics of the area.
C) To protect the integrity of the Saguaro National Monument and its buffer zone.

Membership:

A) Anyone of voting age residing in or owning property within the HNA bounderies may be a member.
B) Membership is open to those who live outside the boundaries and subscribe to the purpose stated in the purpose above. (These will be non-voting members).

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HAGENAHR@AOL.COM

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