2024/25 Board of Directors of the Seton Hill Association
- Sunny Wiggins, Secretary
- Caleb Bowers, Treasurer
- Dean Ratcliffe-Lynes, General Board Member
- Stephen Brown, General Board Member
- Milan Brown, General Board Member
Contact the board by emailing SHAboard@setonhil.org
Committees
The Green Team
The SHA has been awarded a $99,000 grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust and BGE to plant almost 200 trees in Seton Hill! The funds will go toward removing dead or blighted trees and tree stumps, creating additional tree pits, planting new trees, maintaining those trees, and other neighborhood greening efforts. The project will improve the neighborhood’s appearance, reduce air pollution from surrounding high traffic streets, reduce stormwater runoff, and mitigate the urban heat island effect.
Master Planning Committee
We are developing a new neighborhood master plan! You can read our last plan, released in 2012, here. We are following a formal process using guidelines from the City’s Department of Planning (see the info on this page under “Community Managed Plans”). The committee will create many opportunities for neighbors to contribute to the plan, including a survey and several listening sessions. We aim to be ready to approach the City’s Planning Commission by the new year.
Architectural Review Committee
Any exterior work or new construction in Seton Hill requires CHAP review and permits before starting. The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) is here to help! We recommend contacting the ARC early in your planning process—before hiring contractors or architects—to discuss your project and avoid any potential challenges. The ARC can guide you through the CHAP permit review and approval process, ensuring your project meets all requirements.
For assistance, email the ARC at Architecture@setonhill.org.
Safety Committee
The Safety Committee is committed to working with neighbors, local officials, and law enforcement to ensure a safe and secure environment for all residents. By fostering strong community partnerships and addressing safety concerns, the committee aims to create a neighborhood where everyone feels protected and supported. Whether it’s crime prevention, emergency preparedness, or improving neighborhood security, the Safety Committee works collaboratively to promote a safer Seton Hill for everyone.
Interested in Joining a Committee?
You don’t need to be a board member to get involved! If there’s a committee you’re interested in leading that isn’t listed, we’d love to hear your ideas. Just email us at SHAboard@setonhil.org, and we’ll get in touch!