The next open meeting of the Arbor Hills Board of Directors will be held on Wednesday, July 30th, 7pm, in the Clague Middle School media center. The agenda and other information about the meeting will be available ahead of time. We hope to see you there!

Please click on the link for the May 2014 Board meeting minutes.

Click on the link for the June 2014 newsletter.

The next open meeting of the AHCA Board will be held on Wednesday, June 18th, 7pm, in the Clague Middle School library. Please come and provide your input on the governance of your Association. We hope to see you there!

Many thanks to all of you who took the time to fill out the 2014 Neighborhood Survey! We received a total of 44 responses, for a very respectable 22% response rate. The data we received from the survey is of tremendous value in helping your Board determine how best to improve our neighborhood and Association. A document summarizing the results of the survey may be found at this link.

Final minutes for the April 2014 Board meeting, which were corrected at the May meeting, may be found at this link.

Please accept the Board's apologies for any confusion caused by the previous release of draft April minutes that contained erroneous information. We will be working on a Board policy governing the revision and posting of minutes, to help clarify expectations and avoid similar problems in the future.

At a recent meeting, we learned that the City of Ann Arbor has an online form for reporting traffic complaints, including speeding and other unsafe driving. Here is the link: http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/1463514/Ann-Arbor-Traffic-Complaint-Questionnaire

Click on the link for the May 2014 newsletter.

The next open meeting of the AHCA Board will be on Wednesday, May 28th, 7pm, in the Clague Middle School Media Center. Please come and provide your input on the governance of our Association.

Please tell us your opinion by taking the 2014 Neighborhood Survey, which asks your opinion on the performance of AHCA’s Board, management company, and our major contractors. It also asks for your thoughts on how to improve our neighborhood.

Click here to take the survey online.

Or, click here for a PDF copy of the survey, which you can print, fill out and return to Gabe Cherem, as noted at the top of the page.