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KNOXVILLE KNOX COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING COMMISSION

NEIHGBORHOOD ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

BLOCK CAPTAINS

COMMITTEES

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS

CENTER FOR NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT HONOREES

KNOXVILLE-KNOX COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING COMMISSION
Suite 403
City County Building
400 Main Street
Knoxville, Tennessee 37902		 Office Phone: (865) 215-2500
Fax: (865) 215-2068

           The mission of the Metropolitan Planning Commission (MPC) is to promote quality growth through comprehensive planning and land use controls. It also provides competent, objective advice to elected and appointed officials, involves the public in the planning process, and serves as an information resource for citizens and the business community. For more information, please visit MPC's home page.

KNOX COUNTY GREENWAY PROJECT CITY OF KNOXVILLE GREENWAY PROJECT
Susan Kerr, Coordinator
Director, Parks and Recreation
City County Building
400 Main Avenue
Knoxville, TN 37902
(865) 215-2346		Donna Young, Coordinator
City County Building
400 Main Avenue
Knoxville, TN 37 902
(865) 215-2807
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NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

Chair: Felicia Harris Hoehne

First Vice-Chair: Joseph Ben Burnette.

Second Vice-Chair: Nancy Andrews.

Secretary: Jo Anne O. Winton.

Treasurer: Jessie Burnette.

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BLOCK CAPTAINS
Block
Captains
Green Acre Drive
Georgia Merritt
Sue Mitchell
Sonja and Jason Speed
Parkridge Circle
Carolyn McGhee,
Georgia Johnson
Parkridge Drive
Patricia Coats
Larry Johnson
North Parkridge Drive
Valarie (Cherry) Clark
Peggy R. Goodman
Spring Place Circle
Nancy Andrews
Hazel Moultry
Geraldine Taylor
Timber Lane Circle
Margaret Houston
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COMMITTEES
Spring Place Photographer: J. Ben Burnette

Spring Place Boulevard and Parker Road Upkeep:

Chair: J. Ben Burnette

Co-Chair: Kenneth H. Short

Members:
Jessie Burnette
Felicia H. Hoehne
James Johnson
Larry Johnson
Floyd Killian
Hubert McGill
Janie McGill
Georgia Merritt
Ray Merritt
Vickie Reagan
Spring Place Litter Patrol: Neighbors who help keep Spring Place Boulevard, Parker Road, Love's Creek Road, and Spring Place Park litter-free.

Chair: Carolyn McGhee

Co-Chair: J. Ben Burnette

Memebers:
P. J. DuBose
Felicia Hoehne
Kenneth Short
Employees of Bonanza Produce Company
Spring Place Neighborhood Watch Program

Chair: Mrs. William J. Green, Sr.

Vice-Chair: Patricia Coats
Larry Johnson
Jo Anne O. Winton
Felicia Hoehne, Ex. offico
Spring Place Neighborhood Watch Directory:

Chair: William Baird
Co-Chair: Alice Baird

Members:
David Crigger
Felicia Hoehne
Donna Karnes (student, UTK)
Geraldine Taylor
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NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS
  • Frank M. Andrews, DVM, Professor, Veterinary Medicine. The University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
  • The Reverend Mrs. Nancy Andrews, Minister.
  • William Baird, Professional Fund Raiser, Computer Specialist.
  • Michael Bourne, Mortician.
  • Joseph Ben Burnette, Mechanical Engineer.
  • David Crigger, Municipal Planner.
  • Aubrey Davis, JVD, Attorney-at-Law.
  • Peggy R. Goodman, Assistant to the Dean, College of Law, The University of Tennessee.
  • Mr. and Mrs. William J. Green, Sr., owners, The Green Machine Janitorial Services.
  • Warren Herrell, Heating and Air Specialist.
  • Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Judy) Hillard, Automobile Parts & Supplies.
  • Felicia Harris Hoehne, Notary-at-Large; Professor and Reference Librarian, The University of Tennessee; Secretary, Center for Neighborhood Development, Board of Directors.
  • Janie McGill, Hair Design.
  • Nancy Petree, Florist.
  • Jason Speed, Horticulture Specialist; Landscape and Design.
  • The Reverend Mr. Keith Stapleton, Minister.
  • Geraldine Jackson Taylor, Computer Specialist; Retired Education Administrator.
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CENTER FOR NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT HONOREES
Neighbor of the Year Nominees Recognized and Honored by the Center for Neighborhood Development.
  • Hazel Moultry, 1997.
  • Felicia Harris Hoehne, 1997.
  • Jessie Burnette, 1998.
  • Joseph Ben Burnette, 1998.
  • Margaret Houston, 1999.
  • Kenneth H. Short, 1999.
  • Jo Anne O. Winton, 1999
Recipient of the First Community Cornerstone Award for Northeast Knox County:      Felicia Harris Hoehne, May 13, 1998.

         Felicia Harris Hoehne, activist with the Spring Place Neighborhood Association, has been appointed to boards of two civic organizations.

         She has joined the boards of the Center for Neighborhood Development and of the Knoxville Opera Company. The center helps fledgling neighborhood groups to organize, develop community plans, apply for grants and take on other improvement efforts.

         Hoehne, who is a librarian for the University of Tennessee, was instrumental in the fight against a proposal to place an incinerator near Spring Place and is credited by residents with being the backbone of the neighborhood group. She has taken on many projects from beautification to setting up a neighborhood watch. These efforts won her a News-Sentinel Community Cornerstorn award in 1998.

  ----------The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Wednesday, March 1, 2000.
 (Reprinted with permission from The Knoxville News-Sentinel.)
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