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Join us for the Halloween Pizza Party - Oct 31st, 5 pm at EC Leonard Park
Join us at the park for the Halloween Pizza Party!
Join us at the park for the Halloween Pizza Party!
Oct 31st at 5 pm
Thanks for making Oktoberfest! a success!
Our fourth annual Oktoberfest, on Saturday, September 26, was a success! We enjoyed great company at E.C. Leonard Park, along with grilled bratwurst, hot dogs, soft pretzels and German beer.
Other recent events include the our Spring Egg Hunt in the woods, the Back to School Ice Cream Social and the spring School's Out Ice Cream Social, as well as the 4th of July Kids Parade.
There's no such thing as too many sprinkles!
This year's Annual Membership Meeting was held
Sunday, April 12, at 3 pm in EC Leonard Park.
Thank you for joining us for the new-and-improved Annual Membership Meeting! "New and improved" in that we moved it outside to the park and lucked out with a beautiful day. We are glad so many of you chose to spend the mid afternoon with us, finding out what's planned for the neighborhood and meeting the neighbors.
These folks were elected to the board:
President: Michael Marshall
Vice President: Carol Burke
Treasurer: Julie Welch
Secretary: Jim Rose
Members at Large: Jeff Jacobson (We have two vacant spots for At Large members. Are you interested? Let us know!
An annual meeting flyer and events calendar were mailed to every home in the neighborhood. If you didn't receive one you can download them through the links above.
The 2026 Spring Egg Hunt!
Fourth of July Kids' Parade!
Music, Dogs, and Fun in the Park!
Neighbors enjoyed music, family and friends, and free hotdogs and fixin's on Saturdays in May and September.
National Register of Historic Places
The effort to add Coker Hills to the National Register of Historic Places, joining four other neighborhoods in Chapel Hill, has now received preliminary federal approval. The next step in this federal designation process is photographing the exterior of homes in the neighborhood.
Phillip Lyons, of Preservation Chapel Hill, the organization that is shepherding the process, said at a neighborhood information session on February 18, 2024 that the designation could be in place within eighteen months. This federal designation showcases the unique architectural nature of Coker Hills and allows a 15% tax credit on many home renovations. It should be noted that this distinction is quite different from similarly named locally designated "historic districts" in that it places no limits whatsoever on homeowners' ability to modify their property. Background information and online contacts can be found here. You can read the recent neighborhood mailing from Preservation Chapel Hill here.
The board of the Coker Hills Neighborhood Association supports this recognition of our special neighborhood.
Coker Hills Neighborhood Association membership approves changes to the Board of the organization.
The annual meeting of the Coker Hills Neighborhood Association membership was held on Sunday, January 7, 2024. Click here to see meeting notes.
Thanks to all who joined us for the Halloween Pizza Party and the Concert in the Park with the fabulous Drowning Lovers!
Congratulations and thanks to all the neighbors who embraced the spooky for Halloween!
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