April 15 NPNA board meeting: Neighborhood Protective Overlay Panel and Discussion

Just a reminder that the April meeting of the NPNA board will feature a panel re NPO, Neighborhood Protective Overlay. The panel will be followed by a discussion time.

The meeting is Thursday, April 15, 2021, 7:00 PM via zoom.

YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE!
Please register now for this meeting at this link:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0tc-CgrzMoGtWjVwbL8s18fuZBWKyBs2wU

Why this panel and discussion?

The recent unexpected demolition of a house in the neighborhood, followed almost immediately by the loss of several old growth trees, has resulted in increasing concern among many of you regarding finding a means for the neighborhood to have some say/control in how the neighborhood develops.

The NPNA Board has given over the April meeting to serve as a forum for discussion on this topic encompassing what tools may be available including Neighborhood Protective Overlays, which have been employed by other Durham Neighborhoods, and/or the establishment of a local historic district.

We have put together a panel including

Sara Lachenman - preservation designer and owner of Four over One Design
Tom Miller - planning commission member
Nate Baker - Urban planner and planning commissioner
Kari Grace - Northgate Park resident and urban planning professional

who have generously agreed to share their expertise and experience with the rest of us.

Please join us to learn more and connect with those neighbors who share your concerns!

Again, please register in advance for this meeting at this link:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0tc-CgrzMoGtWjVwbL8s18fuZBWKyBs2wU

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

You may find the document – Understanding Neighborhood Protection Overlays, which provides a quick introduction to the concept, useful in preparing for the meeting.

Other resources you may find useful –

Old West Durham NPO – https://durhamnc.gov/DocumentCenter/View/21402/TC1800001-OWDNPO-ordinance-approved

Tuscaloosa-Lakewood NPO – https://durham.municipal.codes/UDO/4.6.5

Old West Durham NPO Project page – https://durhamnc.gov/3006/Old-West-Durham-Neighborhood-Protection-

NPNA Food Truck Pop-up in the Park

Northgate Park Neighborhood Association Food Truck Pop-Up in the Park
Thursday April 8, 2021, 5:00-8:00pm
Parking lot by the Tennis Court (300 W. Club Blvd, Durham)


Northgate Park Food Truck Pop-Up Series is welcoming back 2 food trucks:  BULKOGI KOREAN BBQ & JAM ICE CREAM

Bulkogi: Delicious Korean BBQ, Bibimbap, Mandu (Korean dumplings), Bul-Dogs  and more.
*Pre-order starts Wed 7 April at 5:00pm –> https://streetfoodfinder.com/NCBulkogi  Accept cards only for walk-up service.

Jam Ice Cream: Soft serve,  sundaes, milkshakes, or shaved ice made with fresh local ingredients from the Triangle.
*No pre-order needed. Accept cards and cash.


To our new neighbors – NPNA brings food truck events and local entertainment to the neighborhood from March- October, every 4th Thursday, 5:00-8:00 pm.  Mark your calendar – 4/22, 5/27, 6/24, 7/22, 8/26, 9/23, and 10/28 – do check the listserv calendar for updates


IMPORTANT/SOCIAL DISTANCING INFO:

Bulkogi & Jam Ice Cream staff prepare/serve all food with PPE (face coverings, gloves) and are using COVID-19 approved cleaning supplies to keep high-touch areas clean. Debit/Credit Card readers/keypads will be sanitized after usage with these products. In addition, hand sanitizer will be available for customers at the order windows. 

* Wear a face covering when arriving/present at the park to order/pickup
* Maintain 6 ft distance from others when participating and avoid grouping close to the truck
* Save time being in line with pre-ordering online when available
* Minimize the number of persons doing the pick-up to keep event headcount low
* Pets must be leashed at all times if brought to pick-up/walk-up orders. They must stay 6ft socially distant too!

NPNA reminds all that participation in any NPNA events or activities are at the attendee’s own risk.

 
 – Your Northgate Park Neighborhood Association