Deed Restriction Workshop
Learn how to modify and renew existing deed restrictions or create new ones. Learn what restrictions the City of Houston enforces and how.
- Wednesday, June 13
- 6:30 � 8:00 p.m.
- United Way of Greater Houston
- 50 Waugh Drive
Presentations from the following experts:
Attorney Reid Wilson, Wilson, Cribbs and Goren, P.C. City Attorney Section Chief, Donna Edmundson
Sponsored by the City of Houston, Planning and Development Department
R.S.V.P: 713-837-7821 before May 31. Seats are limited
To download flier, click here.
Lessons in Neighborhood Organizing Conference
The 2011 Community U conference was held at the United Way of Greater Houston on Saturday, October 15, 2011. The conference was geared toward community-based organizations and individuals interested in improving their neighborhoods and provided Houstonians with the training, resources and solutions through a combination of workshops, presentations and networking opportunities.
Click the web-link below to access the 2011 Community U conference presentations:
- Networked Neighborhoods
- Creating Deed Restrictions that Work for Your Community � Coming Soon!
- Go Green
- Show Me the Money
- Win-Win Works
- Recruiting, Retaining, and Rewarding Volunteers
- Developing and Managing a Successful Community Project
- Safety and Crime Prevention in Your Neighborhood � Coming Soon!
- The Art of Leading Meetings | Handout | Helpful, Effective Feedback
- Tools to Protect the Character of Your Neighborhood
- Enforcing Deed Restrictions; It�s Not for the Faint of Heart
- Inside the New (City of Houston) Neighborhood Department
- Navigating My City Online (website); Click on �HELP� tab for more info.
Interface and Menus | Using the Locate Address Tool | Using the Locate Feature Tool - The Consolidated Planning Process | Group Activity
- Building Neighborhood Capacity through Partnerships and Collaborations
The conference presentations posted on this website are the direct property of the conference presenters and should not be copied or reproduced without their permission.
For more information, please contact CommunityU@houstontx.gov or 713-837-7803.