Parkmead Community Association
Parkmead Neighborhood Garage Sale
Saturday
June 2, 2012
8:00 a.m.
Register at
Garage@parkmead.org
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Parkmead Cleanup Day
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Caroling
Saturday
December
2012
7:00 pm
meet in front of
Parkmead Elementary
Magnolia Way
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Spring Meeting
&
Ice Cream Social
Solar and Energy Efficient Homes
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Solar and Energy Efficient Homes
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Parkmead Community Association (PCA) is a voluntary membership organization with an elected board of directors.
The PCA helps promote the peace, health, quality of life, safety, and environment of the Parkmead area.
We encourage and sponsor neighborhood activities and events, and we communicate the interests of the membership to city and county governmental bodies.
The PCA helps promote the peace, health, quality of life, safety, and environment of the Parkmead area.
We encourage and sponsor neighborhood activities and events, and we communicate the interests of the membership to city and county governmental bodies.
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The Parkmead neighborhood is on the south side of Walnut Creek, near Kaiser Hospital off South Main Street and California Boulevard. The neighborhood includes all the houses that can be reached via Lilac Drive and Newell Avenue.
There are some 620 homes in our neighborhood along with the Parkmead Elementary School, the Dorris-Eaton School, the Hillside Covenant Church and the Chabad of Contra Costa, while Las Lomas High School is just across from us on South Main Street. Las Trampas Creek and Tice Valley Creek both run through our neighborhood.
We are in walking distance of downtown Walnut Creek with about one-third of the homes within the city boundary. Most of the homes are single-story ranch houses that were built after World War II and in the 1950s.
There are some 620 homes in our neighborhood along with the Parkmead Elementary School, the Dorris-Eaton School, the Hillside Covenant Church and the Chabad of Contra Costa, while Las Lomas High School is just across from us on South Main Street. Las Trampas Creek and Tice Valley Creek both run through our neighborhood.
We are in walking distance of downtown Walnut Creek with about one-third of the homes within the city boundary. Most of the homes are single-story ranch houses that were built after World War II and in the 1950s.
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City- County News
I-680 South Bound HOV Lane Neighborhood meeting Thursday May 31, 2012
