Cost information for the January/February 2012 Pimmit Hills Dispatch:
Printer/Mailer is Direct Development, Inc.
The cost of printing the Jan/Feb 2012 Dispatch is $1,026.25 (6-page (8.5x11 folded down to 5.5x8.5), K/K no bleeds on 70# matte text; NCOA/CASS for Standard Rate; Inkjet address on mailing panel; Affix live stamp; tab accordingly; sort, tag, tray, drop at Dulles PO; Qty: 1,642 mailed, 2,000 printed).
PHCA President Matthew Martz attended a Fairfax County meeting on January 11, 2012 concerning the redevelopment of the barn property on Cherri Drive in Pimmit Hills to be a group home run by the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board.
Your PHCA Board has been hard at work. Here are the activities that Mark Kinanne, PHCA Treasurer and our Representative to the McLean Citizens Association, has been working on:
Bridging Redd Rd
I have been heavily involved in acquiring signatures for a petition in support of a bridge across Redd Rd. I think a bridge would be of benefit to both the PH and Idylwood communities as the de facto crossing point between them is not safe after dark or bad weather. If anybody wishes to sign on they can contact me directly (treasurer [at] pimmithills [dot] org).
MCA Transportation Board
Route 267 Sound Walls Summary (12/20/11)
By Mark Kinnane, PHCA
Contacts:
John Muse
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703-259-1215
Draft amendment to our membership bylaw:
The current text of article 1.2 reads:
"Membership shall be annual and will be granted upon payment of an annual membership fee effective from September 1 through August 31 of each year. At the annual meeting each year, membership fees will be determined for the next year."
We propose replacing it with:
Countywide Bicycle Master Plan Summary (12/12/11)
Created by Mark Kinnane, PHCA
Contacts:
Charlie Strunk
Bicycle Program Coordinator
Fairfax County Department of Transportation
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Pimmit Hills, founded in 1950, is located next to the Tysons Corner area in Virginia and is one of the largest communities in Fairfax County with over 1,640 homes.
