MORNINGSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD

ASSOCIATION

1976-2018

"Never doubt that a small group of committed poeple can change the world.

Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead

Neighborhood Association of the Year Awarded in 2012

Neighborhood Meeting

NEIGHBORHOOD SUPPORT OPEN HOUSE

Pringle Creek Community Center

Wed. May 23

6:30pm till 8:00pm

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(Pringle Creek Community Center)

PRINGLE CREEK COMMUNITY PAINTERS HALL

3911 VILLAGE CTR. DR. SE (behind the Hoop)

MNA Civic Involvement Goals:

To reinvigorate the Neighborhood Association through outreach and education.
To implement the Morningside Neighborhood Association Plan.
Identify new and enhance exisiting park land per MNA Neighborhood Plan.
Identify opportunities for tree planting to enhance our canopy.

STAY CONNECTED LINKS 

Hilfiker Master Plan Workshop Jan 24th & Feb 13th.

Public Worshop #1 and Community Survey link

Salem Parks Foundation awards $2,000 grant to MNA

SPIF Grant awards $800. grant to MNA

Active Construction in Salem

Approved Neighborhood Plan adopted May 28, 2014

Fairview Park Master Plan

Oregon Cross Walk Laws Driver & Pedestrian

Proposed S. Salem Retail Center

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Morningside Neighborhood Association
Pringle Creek Painter's Hall
3911 Village Center Dr. SE
Salem, OR 97302
United States
morningsidena@yahoo.com

Park closed 10:00pm - 5:00am

The City of Salem has developed a master plan for the 29-acre community park located on a portion of the Sustainable Fairview property near Reed Road and Old Strong Road SE.

contact:

City of SalemPark Operations

1460 20th Street SE, Bldg. 14

Salem, Oregon 97302

Phone 503-588-6336

If you wish to make a donation to help maintain all of our parks, please contact Betsy Bellsahw, Salem Park Foundation a 501(c) 3 organization. She can be reached at 503-370-8789.

For more info go to: www.cityofsalem.net/activities

MNA 2017-2019 PARK PROJECTS 

Proposed Hilfiker Park - Cambridge

Sunland St. SE and Hilrose entrance

Hilfiker Park is an undeveloped 5 acre park with winding trails, tall trees, picnic table and large grassy area. It is located alongside the private property of the Hilfiker Tree farm.

Morningside NA has been attempting to provide amenities in Hilfiker Park through donations and grants. To continue progress on these and future projects it is necessary to have a master plan so that projects are in line with long term designs for the park property.

On April 14, 2014 a motion to council was made to place Hilfiker Park in the park master planning schedule to follow those parks that staff currently has scheduled in their work plans. It is our goal that this will take place soon within this time period.

Hilfiker Park Trail Layout

March 2018

Morningside Park Multi Use Court

Last year Salem Park Foundation voted to award MNA $2,000 toward the funding necessary for sealing and striping the multi-use court at Morningside Park. On February 15th Salem Park Improvement Funds awarded MNA $800 grant for improvements to the Morningside park multi-use court. The $2800. grant will cover the total cost of resurfacing and line painting. We still need new backboards for the courts.

All grant projects must be completed within two years of the award or monies revert to the Foundation.

Your monetary donations are greatly needed to help complete this project. Charitable donations are tax deductible under the IRS 501C3 code. Please make checks out to Salem Parks Foundation for this project.

Mail to:

Salem Parks Foundation, PO Box 5764, Salem, Oregon 97304. 

Future Fairview City Park

The future Fairvew Park is located on the east edge of the south Salem hills, with rolling hills rising to the west of the park and open valley vistas to the east. The park is on the site of the former Fairview Hospital and Training Center. The training center was owned and operated by the State of Oregon from 1908-2000.

Boundary Map

Clark Creek -745 Ratcliff SE

This is a neighborhood park with 6.8 acres, acquired in 1969 with the help of an Open Space HUD grant that reimbursed the city 50% of the acquisition costs. The park was developed in 1976 when Public Works started design of storm detention basin in the area.

Morningside - 1330 Ewald SE

This is a 4.5 acre neighborhood park with ball fields, tennis courts, and numberous horse shoe courts. There is a good balance of open space and wooded area with a grove of fir trees along the western border of the park. The park is on the corner of Pringle Road and Ewald which provides excellent access to residents, nearby Morningside, Leslie schools.

Morningside was the first city park develeoped with HUD Open Space funds.

So. Village Park - 502 Ewald SE

This is a neighborhood park consisting of 1.12 acres. It is small in size, and is located on a steep side slope with scattered trees and an arborvitae hedge. There is several pieces of play equipment for youngsters.

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