Membership has its privileges.
Through the years, the Crestwood Hills Association (CHA) has been an active advocate for the interests of the neighborhood and maintaining its tranquil quality of life. The Association, run by volunteer residents, has been instrumental in preventing roads from connecting Mulholland Drive to Kenter Avenue, preventing the construction of a county dump in a neighboring canyon, and lobbying for improvements to streets and the Crestwood Hills Park.
Annual membership fees help the CHA accomplish many things:
- Supporting the Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) attached to the deed of each property in the neighborhood, and assisting the architectural and tree committees to that end
- Financing and coordinating annual brush clearance and tree trimming of the neighborhood‘s vast common areas
- Publishing the Crestwood Hills "Views" Newsletter, the neighborhood directory, and maintaining this website
- Maintaining the preferential enrollment agreement for CHA members’ children with the Crestwood Hills Cooperative Nursery School—founded by Crestwood Hills residents
- Maintaining a seat on the board of the Brentwood Community Council and representing the neighborhood’s interest to city and county officials
- Organizing picnics, parties, and other social events including an annual softball game
- Maintaining the Crestwood Hills community archive
Renew or join:
Or mail a check for $75.00 payable to:
Crestwood Hills Association
986 Hanley Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90049
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