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After The Storm

Residents of Old NE - Many of you have been lucky in the aftermath of the storm, but many of our residents are unsure of what steps to take next if they are without utilities or have other unsafe conditions. Below are some contact numbers for services that will help get back to a normal lifestyle:

For Downed Power Lines or Power Outage Updates, please call Duke Energy at 1-800-228-8485

For Downed Trees, Downed Street Lights, or Debris Pickup, please contact the City of St. Petersburg Citizen Info Center at 727-893-7111. Also, go to there website about debris removal curbside: stpete.org/emergency/hurricane_center/sanitation_and_debris_collection

Police Non Emergency number 727-893-7780 - BEWARE, there are lots of scam artists taking advantage of the situation, claiming to be with the power company or with tree removal companies. These people are not their representatives, nor are they licensed or insured. If someone approaches you who is suspicious, please report them asap to the Police Non-Emergency line.

Regular Trash Pickup and Recycling will resume Tuesday, September 12. But if you need to reach the sanitation department, please contact 727-893-7398.

You can always report issues via the city's app SeeClickFix. Including photos will help them to address the severity of the issue. Or go to their website to log a problem: http://www.stpete.org/action-center.php

HONNA'S 20th Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes

SAVE THE DATE - Sunday, December 10th from 3-8PM
This year is the 20th year the Historic Old Northeast Neighborhood Association (HONNA) has put on the Candlelight Tour of Homes every December. Don't miss this opportunity to tour some of the Old Northeast's most prestigious and unique properties, and admire the beautiful holiday decorations during this holiday season. Bring your friends and neighbors!

Tickets will go on sale in September, $20/per person and $25/per person the day of the event.

Planning & Preservation

PLANNING AND PRESERVATION COMMITTEE

The Historic Old Northeast neighborhood was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. The concentration and diversity of early 20th century homes built on a grid of narrow brick streets with granite curbing and hexblock sidewalks, all shaded by a mature tree canopy, are hallmarks of the neighborhood. Maintaining these characteristics is a key objective of the neighborhood association, as the economic benefits of preservation are well known. The Granada Terrace neighborhood, a Local Historic District designated in 1988, is located within the boundaries of Historic Old Northeast, in addition to eleven local Landmarks.

HONNA’s Planning and Preservation Committee works with City staff, City Boards, and City Council members to advance the goals and objectives identified in the Neighborhood Plan. Members review variance applications, often attending Community Planning and Preservation Commission(CPPC) meetings, City Council meetings, and Development Review Commission (DRC)meetings to advocate for or against proposals that affect the neighborhood.
The Committee also developed and oversees the Tree Canopy program.