Photo via The Westhollow Society — Facebook
The Westhollow Society, a local nonprofit comprised of architects, urban planners and concerned citizens, hopes to establish a Public Improvement District (PID) in our neighborhood.
According to the City of Dallas, a PID “is a special assessment area created at the request of the property owners in the district. These owners pay a supplemental assessment with their taxes, which the PID uses for services above and beyond existing City services.” (Click here to learn more about PIDs.)
The Westhollow Society will host a public meeting this Thursday to discuss its desire for a PID. The event begins at 6 p.m. inside the Park Forest Library.
Residents of the following enclaves may be particularly interested in attending, since these areas “are encompassed within Westhollow’s mission”:
Park Forest
Royal Hills
Sparkman Club
Timberbrook
Royal Oaks
Royal North
Underwood
Northaven Park
Glen Cove
Highland Meadows
Coral Hills
Webster Grove
Walnut Hills
Royal Haven
Chapel Forest
Chapel Downs
Walnut Meadows
Northway Hills
Midway Hills
Meadow Park
