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For the most recent copy of the printed community newsletter, The Mast: CLICK HERE ________________
Water Access Forum Results On September 22nd, Admiral Heights residents met at Germantown Elementary to share ideas and concerns for the Water Access lots in the community. The meeting was full of general feedback from our regular users of these facilities. For a detailed report, click HERE. ________________ Mosquito Control Admiral Heights annually registers for mosquito control with Anne Arundel County. Although we are rarely sprayed, we do offer our residents the right to exclude their properties. To do this, you simply need to complete the attached form. For the form, click HERE. ________________
Annapolis Police Announce New Online Crime Mapping The Annapolis Police Department and CrimeReports.com have announced a new On-line Crime Alerting and Mapping Service that provides easy to read incident crime maps and automated alerts to the citizens of Annapolis. The CrimeReports service is free to the public and allows citizens to receive automatic daily, weekly or monthly email alerts if crimes occur near their home, office, local school, etc. Citizens can also view reported crime activity on an easy to use map for any location within Annapolis boundaries. Crime incident data is updated nightly and includes:
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Join Neighborhood Watch Admiral Heights is in the process of re-establishing the Neighborhood Watch Program in the community. If you are interested in continuing to make this a great community to live, please e-mail NeighborhoodWatch. ________________
Are you concerned with neighborhood speeding or traffic? The Board of Directors has received a number of complaints about speeding and traffic issues in the neighborhood, and we need your help. If you have a speeding or traffic concern, please volunteer for the Traffic Calming Committee. Per the City of Annapolis website, we need to generate a list of concerns and possible solutions to these issues. If you are interested, please send an e-mail to the Traffic. To read more about the City's procedures for Traffic Calming, click the following link: HERE ________________
Dredge Weems Creek?
Admiral Heights is fortunate to be a waterfront community, but over the years, the size of Weems Creek has diminished to today's current state. We believe that this is from run-off due to continued construction in the Weems Creek watershed. At the March General Membership meeting, it was decided that the AHIA will explore the possibility of having the creek dredged so that the residents may have better access to the waterways. Homes that used to have clear water access are now in danger of losing their waterfront status due to the creek's shrinking size. Some homeowner's docks are no longer accessible by boat. If you would like to be included in this discussion with the authorities and volunteer to assist, please contact Tom DeKornfeld. ________________ TIMBER! Before You Saw, Know The Law
One of the attractions of living in Annapolis - and, specifically, Admiral Heights - is our many tree-lined streets and shady yards. While gutter cleaning and leaf raking chores may sometimes sour us on having so many trees, we all enjoy the practical and aesthetic benefits from our community’s trees. In order to preserve these benefits throughout the City, regulations in Section 14.12.095 of the City Code have for many years established a "tree conservation area" in which certain trees on private property are protected from unapproved removal. The rules apply to trees that are more than 5 inches in diameter at chest height and are located within a private property’s front, side, or rear zoning setbacks that are adjacent to public property. A no-fee permit from the City Department of Neighborhood and Environmental Programs (DNEP) is required before any of these trees is removed. The Code lists the common conditions under which a permit will be issued. Significantly, the rules also provide for a $500 fine for each tree removed in violation of this Section. Click Here for a copy of the City Code
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