Sunnyvale Increases its Neighborhood Associations by Two

SUNNYVALE, Calif. – Nearly a dozen neighborhood associations now represent Sunnyvale residents as one new association has begun meeting and a second is now being formed. Braly Corners Neighborhood Association was launched last month and its membership includes 41 households on Gladiola Drive, Hydrangea Court and the

700 block of Lusterleaf Drive. The neighborhood association grew out of a SNAP (Sunnyvale Neighbors Actively Prepare) neighborhood group that was established in 1988. The neighborhood association's goals are to implement the City's disaster preparedness program, increase neighborhood safety awareness and create a "sense of neighborhood." Contact Jack Kroll at (408) 739-2729 or e-mail jkroll@igc.org for more information.

A new neighborhood association plans to form at its first meeting and potluck on Monday, December 15. The neighborhood is situated southeast of Las Palmas Park between Cherrywood and Crawford Drives. The meeting and potluck will be at the Las Palmas Park Building, 6 p.m., December 15. The association's goals include promoting community involvement and establishing a channel of communications between the neighborhood and the City. Contact Don Thomas at (408) 733-2621 or e-mail drtentltd@aol.com.

More information about the City's neighborhood associations is available from the Neighborhood and Community Services Division at (408) 730-7599 or e-mail mtaiariol@ci.sunnyvale.ca.us.