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Forest Heights Neighborhood Homeowners' Association www.forestheights.org
Road Map of This Neighborhood CONTACT FOR MORE INFORMATION Martie Ulmer 584-6718 4124 Jomandowa Lane Knoxville, TN 37919 martieulmer@comcast.net Meeting Information Date: Quarterly Meetings Time: TBA Where: TBA Mission Mission statement has not been provided. Organization's Bylaws Organization's bylaws have not been provided. About Our Neighborhood The heavily wooded, hilly neighborhood now called Forest Heights has been a stable, attractive, and desirable residential area for over seventy years. The present neighborhood is made up of four separate subdivisions - Forest Hills, Forest Heights, Highland Hills and Highland Hills Addition, bounded on the east just east of Forest Hills, to the south by Sutherland, to the west by Highland Memorial Cemetary, to the north by Interstate 40/75, and in its entirety was annexed by the City of Knoxville in 1960. Although the earliest homes of the area are from the 1920s and 1930s, most of the building is of the post World War II period. The residents of this neighborhood were and are a diverse group of people who have found the location, the natural beauty and the friendliness of their neighbors an enticement to move here, to raise their families, and often to remain and welcome their grown children back as new homeowners in the neighborhood. As Knoxville grew, especially towards the west, and as the Interstate 40/75 was completed, Forest Heights had to adjust to the new conditions. The quiet neighborhood was bisected by still narrow Forest Heights Drive which had to bear almost constant heavy traffic to and from the Interstate overpass. To preserve the neighborhood the Forest Heights Neighborhood Association was formed in 1973. With dogged and determined courage the FHNHA successfully fought to keep the overpass down when it was demolished to allow the expansion of the Interstate in April 2001. The FHNA also promotes the caring and preserving of the neighborhood through meetings, dissemination of news, a safety watch, and an annual picnic.