RAINBOW HILLS NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION, SA.TX.

    THE RAINBOW HILLS AREA 

NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

(RHANA)

  BOUNDARIES

US 90 ON THE SOUTH

LOOP 410 ON THE EAST

MARBACH ROAD ON THE NORTH

HUNT LANE ON THE WEST

  

HISTORY

 

  Highlights of your associaction

   The association was founded by Mr. Thomas Jones and other residents working

with the new city officials the city and county agreed to the reconstruction.   Working with

the city the reconstruction Hunt Lane with a turn lane was completed.  Durning the

reconstruction many children had to walk back streets to the school, association

members watch these routes to insure the safety of these children.

   Several zoning changes have been attempted the first being a chicken processing plant on

Hunt Lane between Adams Hill and Marbach Road.  Other zoning changes have also been

defeated or approved the last being the approval of the construction of a Nursing Home. 

   Several code violations including the illegal overnight parking of gasoline tank trucks, an

illegal day care, automotive repair shops,illegal dumping, repairs to a burnt house.   The

Zoning of low income apartments being built only after agreeing to pay school taxes

   Working with city officials the current/ past presidents, members of the association and

residents; all of the streets in the area were repaved or reconstructed.  Street light were

installed at ever corner,additional street lights and sidewalks built including the only

sidewalk on loop 410. 

1998:

     Appeared before the SAWS and BEXAR MET BOARDS. Requsted sewer and water lines

in Meadow Village II be inspected and replaced before the streets were resurfaced. 

Appeared before the Metropolotan Transportation, (MPO), Improvement Board  and

received funding for reconstruction of Demya Drive to state standards estimayed cost over

one million the demolition of a home on Demya which has since been rebuilt.

    But we need repairs to our streets,more street lights and more and better sidewalks.  

 May of 2010 association members appeared before the dangerous structure board about

the old K-MART building and they ruled for the building to be tore down,  The owners

appealed and the court also ruled for the demolition, this ruling was reported to be final.

 

          Additional inprovements in the Rainbow Hills park include the covered basket ball court 

Current projects under construction included better drainage for the basket ball court and

installation of a sun shade on the west side, a half court pratice basket ball court,  new

softball field with dugouts, a lighted soccer field, bleachers, a one-quarter mile lighted

walking trail,a playground, additional parking and a irrigation system.  The need for a

gymnasium is evident in the many basket ball players we see and  more room so more 

children can be enrolled in the summer and other programs.  

    

     We need you to help obtain this for our young men and ladies and all others who would

 like to enjoy the center.   

 

     TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE AREA (OWNERS AND RENTERS) THE ASSOCIATION IS WORKING

TO MAKE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD A BETTER PLACE TO RESIDE.   YOUR SUPPORT IS NEEDED TO

MAKE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE IN SAN ANTONIO .

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 MAIL ADDRESS

RHANA

POBOX

27197

78227

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