MEET & GREET AT BIRCHWOOD PARK

On June 6th a nice turnout of Birchwood residents met at noon in our lovely park to have lunch and socialize.

Hamburgers and hot dogs were provided by the association and everyone brought a tasty side dish or dessert. Whole Foods helped out by donating the buns, condiments and chips.

City Board of Director Doris Wright, our ward representative, stopped by with Christopher Porter with the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Programs to meet with residents and share information about some things going on in the city that might impact our neighborhood.

Residents were also able to visit with Director Wright and voice concerns about neighborhood issues.


If you didn't make it you will want to be sure and go to the next one and not miss out on all the fun, fellowship and good food!

Director Wright addresses the group

FYI - LITTLE ROCK ORDINANCES

These are a few of the Little Rock Municipal Ordinances that might be helpful to know.





1.  Posting signs on trees, utility poles and public property is prohibited.

2.  You cannot discharge or fire a gun, air gun or bow in Little Rock.

3.     Fireworks - forget about it.

4.  Open burning requires a permit.

5. Noise.

6. Graffiti.

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THE BIRCHWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD

Aerial View of the Birchwood Neighborhood.

The Birchwood Neighborhood is compromised of three additions to the city of Little Rock.  The Birchwood Subdivision, the West Highlands Subdivision and the Markham Pines Subdivision.

According to records from the Pulaski County Assessor's Office, one of the first homes in the neighborhood was built in 1952.

The majority of homes in the Birchwood  and West Highland Subdivisions were built in the 1960's through the early 1970's. Winrock Homes developed Markham Pines beginning in the early 1970's through around 1975.