What's New?
2023 Spring Projects Completed
- New plants at Biffle Park entrance
- Fieldgreen Drive and S. Hairston at the Marta bus shelter
- Fieldgreen Drive and Woodway on the left and right sides
Nov 12th, from the Trees Atlanta planting project on S.Hairston. Special "Thank you" to Jan Costello and the Greater Hidden Hills CDC for their leadership towards making this project successful. We had 60 volunteers help with planting 58 tree! It looks beautiful!
Thank you to all the neighbor day participants! Your participation really makes a difference and that work you do benefits us all. Thank you!
Thank you for supporting the Hidden Hills Fun Walk community event. (2miles) . We had over 40 participants and 8 bike riders. Four locations were set up for participants to walk and explore this beautiful community. Thank you to the committee members and board of directors for making this possible! " Our Community Our Responsibility "
Your Association At Work!
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Tree Planting Project Update
Greater Hidden Hills CDC tree planting project on South Hairston Rd. Our community working together to make South Hairston attractive!
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Get involved in deciding future transportation and land use needs in DeKalb County. Several public meetings have been held about the direction we would like to go in the next 30 years. You can still take the online survey. Share your opinion! Influence the future!
Go to this site for information and to take the survey:
https://dekalb2050unifiedplan.com/
Go to this site for information and to take the survey:
https://dekalb2050unifiedplan.com/
We're making changes. Checkout the videos below - messages from our HOA President.
**TAKE ACTION**
A Recycling company by the name of Metro Green has alledgedly unlawfully obtained permits from the Georgia's Environmental Protection Division(EPD) to build a facility on Miller Rd, within the city limits of The City of Stonecrest - less than 1 mile from Hidden Hills Subdivision - OUR SUBDIVISION! There are several concerns about the building of this facility being so close to our homes: harmful depris in the air, foul smells, decreased property values, and much much more.
Click the link below and let the City of Stonecrest and the Georgia EPD know how you feel!
Click the link below and let the City of Stonecrest and the Georgia EPD know how you feel!
Tree Planting Project
We're planning to plant more trees to continue the beautification we started several years ago. Below is our notice to DeKalb County as well as our tree selection. Send us an email and let us know your thoughts!
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The Golf Course Is Under Contract
Proposed Development for Closed Golf Course
There is a proposal to develop the center of the closed Hidden Hills golf course and keep all the links as passive recreation and greenspace. This is the vision the community described in the Hidden Hills Overlay Zoning Code passed in 2011. The course closed in 2006.
Here is a brief update on the proposed development of 480 apartments and townhomes on the center 50 acres where the old clubhouse, tennis courts, and driving range used to be. This area is known as Tier 5 in the Hidden Hills Overlay Code. The code allows higher density development as long as the greenspace is preserved. This proposal is a lower density than what is allowed.
The development plans are being reviewed by various county departments, and revisions have been and will continue to be made. This link is the most current rendering of the proposal. To comply with the zoning code, the development must include a mixed-use component, and to that end, it is offering a 3,000-square-foot community clubhouse and pool for use by civic association members and greenspace amenities for the public.
The rest of the acreage – about 130 acres of greenspace where the old golf links used to be – would be conserved for passive recreation or protected and undeveloped. The developers’ idea is to give that land to a non-profit corporation such as the Greater Hidden Hills Community Development Corporation (GHHCDC), and the non-profit would give it to DeKalb County Parks. The golf trails would be the foundation for 5-6-mile-long walking and biking trail that winds like a figure eight through the community. The Parks Department is enthusiastic about adding the greenbelt to the park system.
McKinley Homes enlisted a landscape engineering firm to show what that greenbelt could look like. You may see the document at this link. The company has committed to reclaiming the golf cart path from the development to Biffle Road on both sides.
The developers are:
Marty Orr, CEO of Prime Interest Development
Bill Schmidt, vice president, McKinley Homes https://www.mckinleyhomes.com/about-mckinley-homes/
We do not know how long the review and revision process will take. Of course, the developers want to move as quickly as possible. Rod Frierson, the president of the Hidden Hills Civic Association, Jan Costello, the president of GHHCDC, and the respective board of directors are keeping a close watch and will continue to keep the neighborhood informed. Already, both organizations have discussed and shown the plans at regularly scheduled public meetings.
Eventually, the plan will go before the Planning Commission for approval, and then to the Board of Commissioners.
There is a proposal to develop the center of the closed Hidden Hills golf course and keep all the links as passive recreation and greenspace. This is the vision the community described in the Hidden Hills Overlay Zoning Code passed in 2011. The course closed in 2006.
Here is a brief update on the proposed development of 480 apartments and townhomes on the center 50 acres where the old clubhouse, tennis courts, and driving range used to be. This area is known as Tier 5 in the Hidden Hills Overlay Code. The code allows higher density development as long as the greenspace is preserved. This proposal is a lower density than what is allowed.
The development plans are being reviewed by various county departments, and revisions have been and will continue to be made. This link is the most current rendering of the proposal. To comply with the zoning code, the development must include a mixed-use component, and to that end, it is offering a 3,000-square-foot community clubhouse and pool for use by civic association members and greenspace amenities for the public.
The rest of the acreage – about 130 acres of greenspace where the old golf links used to be – would be conserved for passive recreation or protected and undeveloped. The developers’ idea is to give that land to a non-profit corporation such as the Greater Hidden Hills Community Development Corporation (GHHCDC), and the non-profit would give it to DeKalb County Parks. The golf trails would be the foundation for 5-6-mile-long walking and biking trail that winds like a figure eight through the community. The Parks Department is enthusiastic about adding the greenbelt to the park system.
McKinley Homes enlisted a landscape engineering firm to show what that greenbelt could look like. You may see the document at this link. The company has committed to reclaiming the golf cart path from the development to Biffle Road on both sides.
The developers are:
Marty Orr, CEO of Prime Interest Development
Bill Schmidt, vice president, McKinley Homes https://www.mckinleyhomes.com/about-mckinley-homes/
We do not know how long the review and revision process will take. Of course, the developers want to move as quickly as possible. Rod Frierson, the president of the Hidden Hills Civic Association, Jan Costello, the president of GHHCDC, and the respective board of directors are keeping a close watch and will continue to keep the neighborhood informed. Already, both organizations have discussed and shown the plans at regularly scheduled public meetings.
Eventually, the plan will go before the Planning Commission for approval, and then to the Board of Commissioners.
We're all very excited and looking forward to the great things to follow!
Congressman Hank Johnson's Newsletter
Learn more about the big picture and how it affects you and your area. Now serving his seventh term in the U.S. House of Representatives from Georgia’s Fourth Congressional District – which encompasses parts of DeKalb, Gwinnett and Newton counties and all of Rockdale County –Congressman Hank Johnson has distinguished himself as a substantive, effective lawmaker and a leading national progressive voice.
Resurfacing Project
After 3 years of partnership and discussion with DeKalb County the Community Resurfacing Project is in full swing. A big thank you to the DeKalb County Leadership, the Hidden Hills Board and our community members that continue to push our community into the future!
DeKalb County has approved the repaving of additional roads and Hidden Hills is apart of that list!!!
Here's a list of our initial roads that have listed in this SPLOST's road repaving approval:
Woodway Dr-S. Hariston Rd-Biffle Dr
Woodhurst Ct-Woodhurst Way
Wind Point-Golflink Dr
Golfbrook Dr.-Fieldgreen Dr ( In progress )
Glenbrooke Close-Wedgewood Dr.
Clubgreen Overlook-Clubgreen Summit
Fairpointe Trace-Greenwych Path
Golflink Dr.-Biffle Rd. (Island Cul De Sac)
Linkview Close-Linkview Way
Special thank you and congrats to Rod Frierson and our Board for their continued efforts in the improvement of our community! We're grateful and blessed to you! Also, if you haven't joined the HOA yet now is the time. There's great things happening in this community - don't miss out.
Woodway Dr-S. Hariston Rd-Biffle Dr
Woodhurst Ct-Woodhurst Way
Wind Point-Golflink Dr
Golfbrook Dr.-Fieldgreen Dr ( In progress )
Glenbrooke Close-Wedgewood Dr.
Clubgreen Overlook-Clubgreen Summit
Fairpointe Trace-Greenwych Path
Golflink Dr.-Biffle Rd. (Island Cul De Sac)
Linkview Close-Linkview Way
Special thank you and congrats to Rod Frierson and our Board for their continued efforts in the improvement of our community! We're grateful and blessed to you! Also, if you haven't joined the HOA yet now is the time. There's great things happening in this community - don't miss out.
The winners of the anti-litter campaign school contest are E.L. Miller Elementary School and Martin Luther King, Jr., High School!
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MLK High School senior De’ziya White created a video that calls out the senselessness of littering.
Click here to watch
The campaign was supported by the Greater HHCDC and Lorraine Cochran-Johnson, Dekalb County Commissioner, District #7
Click here to listen
MLK High School senior De’ziya White created a video that calls out the senselessness of littering.
Click here to watch
The campaign was supported by the Greater HHCDC and Lorraine Cochran-Johnson, Dekalb County Commissioner, District #7
Community Litter Clean-Up Jingle Winners
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Thank you for all your help!!
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Your dues and event participation helped us install new park benches and dog waste stations throughout Hidden Hills.
And, there's still so much more we can and will do.
Thank you!
This community is a better place because of what we do together!
Remember to pick-up after your dogs - let's keep our community clean and safe for us all.
And, there's still so much more we can and will do.
Thank you!
This community is a better place because of what we do together!
Remember to pick-up after your dogs - let's keep our community clean and safe for us all.
Congrats to the Villas at Hidden Hills!!
Villas at Hidden Hills had their first block party in April of this year and it was a huge hit.
Congratulations to the organizers and we can't wait to see what you do next year!
Congratulations to the organizers and we can't wait to see what you do next year!
