Westminster Heights Neighborhood Plan - City of St. Petersburg
Westminster Heights Neighborhood Plan - City of St. Petersburg
Westminster Heights Neighborhood Plan - City of St. Petersburg
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WESTMINSTER HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN<br />
Houses <strong>of</strong> Worship<br />
Currently there are no existing houses <strong>of</strong> worship<br />
located within <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>Heights</strong> <strong>Neighborhood</strong>,<br />
there are, however, two churches, Our Savior<br />
Lutheran and Elim Seventh-Day Adventist located<br />
along its western and eastern boundaries. Our<br />
Savior Lutheran Church, founded in 1954, is<br />
located at 5843 4 th<br />
Avenue South. In 2007, Elim<br />
Seventh-Day Adventist Church relocated to 4824 2 nd<br />
Avenue <strong>St</strong>reet South, a site that had been occupied<br />
by Central Christian Church since 1954. Both<br />
houses <strong>of</strong> worship have schools.<br />
Our Savior Lutheran Church<br />
NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION<br />
Elim Seventh-Day Adventist Church<br />
Residents within the <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>Heights</strong><br />
<strong>Neighborhood</strong> Association began to meet with initial<br />
concerns over crime and safety in 1997. These<br />
concerns led to the formation <strong>of</strong> a <strong>Neighborhood</strong><br />
Crime Watch in November 1997. Early in 1998, the<br />
crime watch group became the <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>Heights</strong><br />
<strong>Neighborhood</strong> Association. The association has<br />
developed a website http://www.westminsterheights.com , that includes home <strong>of</strong> the month, email update list, a<br />
codes committee and other organizational infrastructure to assist in overall neighborhood improvements. The<br />
association's name, <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>Heights</strong>, was a collaboration <strong>of</strong> the different subdivisions in the area. The<br />
area near the Old Forrest Hill School was <strong>Westminster</strong> Place Subdivision. The name <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>Heights</strong><br />
<strong>Neighborhood</strong> Association came from the <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>Heights</strong> Crime Watch Group. The neighbors that<br />
made up the crime watch group voted in 1998 to become <strong>Westminster</strong> <strong>Heights</strong> <strong>Neighborhood</strong> Association.<br />
Their motto was, “One <strong>Neighborhood</strong>, One Voice.”<br />
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