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BHNA Handbook
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Our new neighborhood handbook includes a wealth of helpful information, including a fascinating history of Barton Hills, tips on tree care, healthy landscape practices, dealing with foundation problems, zoning and building permits, and much more.
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Handbooks are free for new residents to the neighborhood.
Any BHNA member who has a new neighbor should contact and we will arrange to get a copy of the Handbook to the member to deliver to the new resident.
For members, Handbooks are $5. Contact Howie or , BHNA Treasurer.
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Handbooks will also be available for sale at every BHNA meeting and event throughout the year.
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Contents
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1. Welcome To Barton Hills
2. Contributors, Acknowledgements, Sponsors
3. Barton Hills Neighborhood Association
4. History of Barton Hills
5. Annual Events
6. Emergency Services
7. Living In the Recharge Zone
8. Dealing With Foundation Problems
9. Healthy Landscape Practices
10. Tree Care
11. Feeding Wild Birds
12. Responsible Pest Control
13. Parks and Greenbelts
- Zilker Park
- Barton Springs
- Sunken Gardens
- Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum
- Barton Creek Greenbelt
14. Transportation
- Traffic
- Public Transportation
- Biking In Barton Hills
15. Zoning and Building Permits
16. Recycling and Solid Waste Disposal
17. Political Participation
18. Helpful Telephone Numbers
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Contributors
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Robert “Robbie” Botto
Peter Hess
Glee Ingram
Scott Johnson
Dick Kallerman
Clifton “Clif” Ladd
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Robin McKeever
Mary Ann Neely
B.C. “Barry” Sarma
Sharon Slagle
Craig Smith
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