The Westlake Hills Civic Association was
incorporated in 1965 and since that time, has been an integral part of community life in
this area of (then Chesterfield and now) Richmond. Each street within our sub-division is
represented on our board of directors. Members of the board of directors are selected from
residents and serve for a 3-year term.
If you have any suggestions or problems, please contact your representative or, better
yet, attend Association meetings. All meetings are open to all residents of Westlake Hills
and are generally held the second Monday of each month, September - June. The meeting
location is announced in our monthly newsletter.
Why Your Association
Is Important
Our association provides a medium for exchange and assimilation of information
concerning the affairs of this neighborhood. Your association promotes the civic,
economic, and recreational welfare of the Westlake Hills residents and works to maintain a
secure and attractive environment where individuals and families enjoy a positive sense of
community. Yard of the Month awards, and the Neighborhood Watch are a few of the current
activities and events which benefit you and your family.
Highlights of past
action include:
installation of sewer and gas
lines;
Prevention of public
entrances to Powhite Park within neighborhood;
Additional lights on all
streets
Tax-exemption for
recreational park
Elimination of microwave
towers and Powhite Expressway entrances within neighborhood
Annual
Activities and Events
Each year, the Westlake Hills Civic Association sponsors
special activities and events. With the exception of the Pig/Chicken Roast and Picnic,
events are free!!! Watch your newsletter for information about:
Spring Wild Flower Walk in
Powhite Nature Park
Children’s Easter Egg
Hunt and Parade in Westlake Park
Annual Pig/Chicken Roast and
Picnic
Halloween Parade and Party
for Children
Yard of the Month Awards
(April - November)
Annual Ernie Clark
Neighborhood Walk-Run
Holiday Decorating Contest
Participation
and Support Are Vital!!!
With the support of all
residents, our Association continues to be an active, effective organization. Your
participation in this Association is a way to show your pride in your chosen neighborhood
and home. Please contact your board representative or association officers as soon as
possible. Information will be used to update our confidential Neighborhood Directory and
to make sure you are notified about special events and community concerns.
Annual membership dues are voluntary and collected beginning each spring by
Board Members. Among other things, dues are used to:
Publish the Newsletter and the
Private and
Confidential Neighborhood Directory
Maintain Westlake
Park (at 1850 Blakemore Road), and to
Provide financial support for
many of the neighborhood activities and special events, including
Our
Neighborhood Watch Program
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