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Omaha Spring Cleanup Schedule April 14, 2018 Omaha Spring Cleanup Schedule April 14, 2018 Neighborhood Association Location Benson Neighborhood Association Omaha Home For Boys (4343 N 52nd Street) Country Club Community Council Street at Country Club Ave & Grant & N 53rd Street (2303 Grant St.) Glenbrook Homeowners Association Glenbrook Clubhouse (7901 Vane Street) Hartman Avenue Neighborhood Association Behind Mount View Presbyterian Church (5308 Hartman Ave) Keystone Community Task Force Boyd Elementary School West parking lot (8314 Boyd Street) Linden Park HA & Lindenwood HA Ezra Millard School east parking lot (14111 Blondo Street) Maple Village Neighborhood Association Maple Village Country Club Pool parking lot (3645 Maplewood Blvd) Meadowbrook Homeowners Association Intersection of Seward Street & Louis Drive (1600 N 98th Street) Metcalfe-Harrison Neighborhood Association West parking lot at the Waypoint Church (1313 N 48th Ave.) Peony Park NA & Benson Gardens NA Hillside School (7500 Western Ave) Raven Oaks Improvement Association SE corner lot across from 5216 Raven Oaks Drive Saddle Hills Neighborhood Association Cul-de-sac at north 79th & Fort & Arlington Drive (7900 Arlington Dr.) Tire & Lead Acid Battery Host: Keystone Community Task Force ​ Appliance Host: Peony Park NA & Benson Gardens NA ​ Omaha Spring Cleanup Schedule April 21, 2018 Neighborhood Association Location Armbrust Acres HA, Leawood Southwest HA, Faithful Shepherd Presbyterian Church parking lot (2530 S 165th Ave) Western Trails Hidden Ridge NA, Pacific Heights, Pacific Shaker Heights NA Banyan Hills HA, Cambridge Oaks HA, Spring Ridge Elementary parking lot (17830 Shadow Ridge Dr) Merrifield Village HA, Pacific Ridge HA, Spring Ridge HA Crescent Oaks Neighborhood Association Solution One Parking Lot (14703 Wright Street) Harvey Oaks Homeowners Association Harvey Oaks Elementary parking lot (15228 Shirley St) Mission Hills HA, Mission Park HA, Autumn St. Stephen the Martyr south parking lot - enter from V St (16701 S St.) Ridge HA Montclair West & Kingswood NA Kingswood Park near 137th and Westwood Lane (3310 S. 137th St. Montclair, Trendwood, Parkside & Montclair Elementary parking lot (2405 S 138th Street) Georgetown NA, Westwood Heights NA Oak Hills HA, Old Millard East NA In Cul-de-sac at 12612 Schroeder Circle Pheasant Run Neighborhood Association Millard South High, west parking lot (14905 Q Street) Prairie Lane Neighborhood Association Prairie Lane Pool parking lot (115th & Prairie Lane Dr.) Royalwood Estates Homeowners Association Catlin Arts Magnet Elementary east parking lot (12736 Marinda St) Skylark / Cryer Neighborhood Association Cryer Pool parking lot (11783 Cryer Avenue) Walnut Grove Neighborhood Association In the circle - 146th Circle south of 'N' Street (4919 146th Circle) Tire & Lead Acid Battery Host: Royalwood Estates Homeowners Association ​ Appliance Host: Pheasant Run Neighborhood Association ​ Omaha Spring Cleanup Schedule April 28, 2018 Neighborhood Association Location Bedford Place Community Council Inc. Street SW corner at 29th & Spaulding Street (2903 Spaulding St.) Belvedere Point NA, Miller Park-MinneLusa CA McMillan Middle School parking lot (3802 Redick Ave.) Binney Wirt Spencer & Lothrop NA Corner of 18th and Wirt St. (near Spencer Park) Central Park NA & Fontenelle View NA Central Park Elementary parking lot (4904 N 42nd St.) Clairmont Heights Neighborhood Association Holy Name School north parking lot (2901 Fontenelle Blvd) Country Club Hills NA & Country Club Oaks Olive Crest United Methodist parking lot (7180 N 60 St) NA E. R. Danner / Kountze Park NA King Science Magnet Center parking lot (3720 Florence Blvd) Fairfax Neighborhood Association New Life Church east parking lot (4060 Pratt Street) Long School Neighborhood Association Conestoga Magnet School parking lot (2115 Burdette St) Military Avenue Neighborhood Association Grace Apostolic Church (2216 Military Ave) ​ Monmouth Park NA, North Omaha NA Skinner Magnet School north parking lot (4304 N 33rd St) Neighborhood Action and Fact Association Vacant lot (2431 Pinkney Street) Omaha View Neighborhood Association Friends of Christ Evangelical Church (3208 Corby Street) Prospect Village Neighborhood Association Mission Church Parking Lot (3501 Patrick Ave) Walnut Hill NA & Orchard Hill NA Walnut Hill Elementary School (4370 Hamilton Street) Wyman Heights Neighborhood Association Florence Elementary School parking lot (7902 N 36th St.) Tire & Lead Acid Battery Host: Walnut Hill NA, Orchard Hill NA ​ Appliance Host: Long School Neighborhood Association ​ Omaha Spring Cleanup Schedule May 5, 2018 Neighborhood Association Location Cherry Hills Homeowners Association Legends back parking lot (6910 N 102nd Ave.) Deer Ridge NA & Leawood West NA Deer Ridge Pool parking lot (585 S 126th Street.) Greenfields Residents Association Kiewit Middle School parking lot (15650 Howard Street) Highland Park & Seven Pines HA Susan Picotte Park parking lot (2901 N 151st Street) Hillsborough Neighborhood Hillsborough Park parking lot (138th St & Meredith Ave) Association Lee Valley Neighborhood Association Lee Valley Pool parking lot (10605 Charles Street) Pepperwood HA & Bent Creek HA Grace Abbott Elementary School parking lot (1313 N 156th St.) Rambleridge Property Owners Prairie Wind Elementary School parking lot (10908 Ellison Ave) Association Roanoke Neighborhood Association Roanoke Park (4747 N 113th Street) Seville Homeowners Association Cul-de-sac North of lot @ 14625 California Street Sunny Slope - Sunny View NA Sunny Slope Park parking lot, west side (10411 Fowler Ave) Torrey Pines HOA & Walnut Ridge Standing Bear Elementary parking lot (15860 Taylor St.) HOA & Elk Creek Crossing Willow Wood Neighborhood Erskine Street along Willow Wood park, west of roundabout (12901 Erskine St) Association Tire & Lead Acid Battery Host: Hillsborough Neighborhood Association ​ Appliance Host: Lee Valley Neighborhood Association ​ Omaha Spring Cleanup Schedule May 12, 2018 Neighborhood Association Location Bemis Park Neighborhood Association North parking lot of Augustana Church (3647 Lafayette Ave) Columbus Park NA & Park East NA Columbus Park (1515 S. 24th St) Dahlman NA & Lynch Park NA Parking lot at James F Lynch Park (2210 S 21st Street) Deer Park Neighborhood Association Bancroft Elementary South parking lot (2724 Riverview Blvd.) Field Club Homeowners League Field Club Elementary School parking lot (3512 Walnut Street) Field Club North (formerly Pacific Fashion Cleaners west parking lot (3031 Leavenworth St.) Leavenworth NA) Gifford Park Neighborhood Association Gifford Park parking lot - 34th & Davenport Street (3518 Davenport St) ​ Hanscom Park Neighborhood Association St. Adalberts South parking lot on Wright St (btwn 30th & 31st St) Highland South/ Indian Hill NA Upland Park parking lot, 30th & Upland Parkway (3104 Jefferson St) ​ Joslyn Castle Neighborhood Association Duchesne Academy/Via Christie parking lot - northwest corner of 36th & California St (3601 Burt St) Leavenworth Neighborhood Association Dewey Park (550 Turner Blvd.) Pulaski Park Neighborhood Association Parking lot at the northeast corner of 42nd and D Street (3839 S 42nd St) Spring Lake Neighborhood Association South High School (Lot on 23rd & J) Tire & Lead Acid Battery Host: Spring Lake Neighborhood Association; Columbus Park Neighborhood ​ Association Appliance Host: Spring Lake Neighborhood Association ​ Omaha Spring Cleanup Schedule May 19, 2018 Neighborhood Association Location Aksarben/Elmwood Park NA & Westbrook Baxter Arena (2425 S 67th St​) ​ NA & Westgate NA Applewood Heights Homeowners Association Hitchcock Elementary parking lot (5809 S 104th St.) Dundee-Memorial Park NA Brownell-Talbot School - lower parking lot, east side (650 N 55th) Elmwood Park Neighborhood Association Next to the barricade at 68th Avenue & Farnam Street Karen Western Neighborhood Association Karen Western School parking lot (6224 H St) Loveland Neighborhood Association South side of Swanson Park across from 8655 Broadmoor Dr Morton Meadows NA & Mayberry Neighbors Beals Elementary School West parking lot (1720 S 48th St) Mockingbird Hills Neighborhood Association Mockingbird Heights Pool parking lot (8989 Lakeview Dr.) ​ Old Loveland Homeowners Association In front of 800 Beverly Dr. (S 79th & Leavenworth Street) Paddock Road Community Club (PTA) Paddock Road Elementary School parking lot (East Of Gym) (3535 Paddock Rd) Enter off 91st St Robin Hill Neighborhood Association Jefferson Elementary parking lot (4065 Vinton Street) Westside Neighborhood Association Westside Middle School (8601 Arbor St) ​ Tire & Lead Acid Battery Host: Aksarben/Elmwood Park NA & Westbrook NA & Westgate NA ​ Appliance Host: Aksarben/Elmwood Park NA & Westbrook NA & Westgate NA ​.
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