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CULTURES & VALUES<br />
A G E D I V E R S I T Y<br />
At a recent city council meeting it was noted the age of the city is slowly shifting from<br />
older to younger. Younger families are moving in and renovating old homes with more<br />
modern appeal. Most streets have both elderly residents that are aging in place and<br />
younger couples or families. Given the growing tension between the older residents and<br />
younger families there is some conflict. The older residents want to preserve the integrity<br />
of the neighborhood and are committed to staying as they grow older. The younger<br />
families are often perceived as transient because they see <strong>Windy</strong> <strong>Hills</strong> as a stepping stone<br />
to nearby and more affluent neighborhoods.<br />
C O M M U N I T Y<br />
<strong>Windy</strong> <strong>Hills</strong> is a community-minded neighborhood with numerous City sponsored events<br />
throughout the calendar: The 4th of July parade and picnic, Christmas tree lighting and<br />
carols, and ice cream socials.<br />
A C T I V I T Y & G R E E N S P A C E<br />
The younger residents all enjoy the green spaces in one way or another, from actual use<br />
of the playground to the walking paths and field. Others enjoy the visual appeal of the<br />
green spaces and trees. The sidewalk, though controversial when it was built, is being<br />
used daily by residents and is a great connector between the streets within the<br />
neighborhood.<br />
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