Cherryhill Neighborhood Association

History
The Cherryhill Neighborhood Association began in early 2008 with the formation of a Neighborhood Watch program. Neighborhood association papers were filed with the city in June 2008 to become a formal Sunnyvale neighborhood association.

Key goals of the association are to:

  1. promote community involvement and participation
  2. establish and maintain a line of communication between the City of Sunnyvale and the residents of the community
  3. provide a voice to city staff, school personnel, and the rest of the community concerning the implementation of services, community needs, and events
  4. recruit volunteers and sponsors to aid in service to the neighborhood and city
  5. enhance the quality of life within the area.

We feel this gives all residents the following advantages:

  • Enhances our neighborhood
  • Allows us to address common concerns, e.g. traffic control
  • Helps us learn how to prevent crime; establish Neighborhood Watch programs
  • Provides dumpster weekends to reduce waste
  • Have a stronger voice in local government
  • Obtain city funding for neighborhood projects (grant program)
  • Provide a forum where candidates for city council can directly address us
  • Allows us to know our neighbors – Foster communication and interaction between neighbors for the common good
  • City sponsored disaster preparedness training SNAP/CERT/PEP

There are no fees to join the association.

We welcome your feedback! Please contact us with your suggestions:

  • What do you think your neighborhood association should do for you?
  • Ideas for new activities
  • How can we make meetings more exciting?
  • What have we done well? What should we do differently?

CNA Map

Cherryhill Neighborhood Association includes the territory bounded by Highway 85, Remington Drive, Mary Avenue, and Fremont Avenue. The neighborhood includes roughly 500 single family residences as well as the apartment complexes at the corner of Remington and Mary Avenues. The portion of our neighborhood near Highway 85 is an open area that will likely include the extension of the Stevens Creek Trail. We feel the Stevens Creek Trail will be an asset to our neighborhood — which makes it very important to us — we want to help determine its route and amenities.

Click here for a detailed street map of our neighborhood.

2023 Cherryhill Neighborhood Association Board

Cindy Spencer, Chairperson
Kyle Welch, Vice Chairperson
Kyle Welch, Secretary
Jim Sturtevant, Treasurer
Kathryn Besser (Ex Officio), Newsletter Editor
Derek Wagner, Past Chairperson
Abhi Vijayakar, Member at Large
Kim Parnell, Member at Large
Doris Tan, Member at Large
John Davalos, Member at Large
Joann Rieke, Member at Large
Susie Packer, Member at Large
Joyce Kiefer, Member at Large

To contact the Board, send an email to board@cherryhillna.org.

Committees

Newsletter

Kathryn Besser, Newsletter Editor

Stevens Creek Trail

Meghan Stawitcke, Steven’s Creek Trail Committee Chairperson

Sunnyvale is actively working with its neighboring cities to extend the Stevens Creek Trail from Mountain View upstream to Cupertino. The trail currently starts at the bay and extends to Heatherstone Avenue in Mountain View.

Any extension further south is likely to go through our neighborhood and is completely open for community inputs. We hope the extension will connect the trail through the open space east of  Hwy 85, which is included in the Cherryhill Neighborhood Association. We have formed a committee in association with “Friends of Stevens Creek Trail” to provide input to the City of Sunnyvale for extending the trail. Meghan is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Friends of Stevens Creek Trail.

SNAP

Joann Rieke and Cindy Spencer, SNAP Committee Co-chairs

Freecycle/Dumpster Day

Virginia Shea, Dumpster Day Committee Chairperson

Harvest Share

Trish Guerierri and Joann Rieke, Co-chairs

National Night Out

Kyle Welch, Chairperson

Holiday Walkabout

Kathy Besser and Kyle Welch, Co-chairs

Traffic Calming

Volunteer needed, Traffic Control Committee Chairperson

There is a traffic study in the hopper for Cherryhill Neighborhood, we need someone to be a Liaison to the City of Sunnyvale to keep us informed.

Block Representatives

Cherryhill Neighborhood Association relies primarily on electronic communications for its activities. This leaves a gap for neighbors who are not on the Internet. Block Representatives get the word out by delivering the newsletter and other notices to neighbors who would not otherwise receive them. Block Representatives keep an eye on their block and bring relevant issues to the attention of the Association. Block Representatives inform new residents about the benefits of Cherryhill Neighborhood Association and encourage them to join.

Cherryhill has approximately 541 homes and 324 apartments (in 2 apartment complexes). Currently, we have established 26 blocks.

To become a Block Representative, contact our Block Rep Coordinator at blockrepscoord@cherryhillna.org.

To contact your Block Representative, click on your block listed below to send an email.

1. Bernardo Avenue (Except Blackberry Terrace)
Rep: OPEN

2. Blackberry Terrace (aka Creekwood Assoc. SV)
Rep: Chris Todd

3. Cranberry Drive
Rep: Jim Sturtevant

4. Crandano Court
Rep: Abhi Vijayakar

5. Elderberry Drive
Rep: Barbara Grimes

6. Kelsey Drive
Rep: Kevin Bury

7. Lime Drive (Remington to Ticonderoga)
Rep: Yogita Karkhanis

8. Lime Drive (Ticonderoga to Yorktown, including Warwick Ct.)
Rep: Nancy Fang

9. Mandarin Drive
Rep: OPEN

10. Maraschino Drive & Susquehanna Ct.
Rep: Luisa Lu

11. Mary Avenue & Troy Court
Rep: Luisa Lu

12. Remington Drive (Bernardo through Remington Ct.)
Rep: Michelle Eugeni

13. Remington Drive (Bernardo to Lime – Except Church and School)
Rep: Wendy Lee

14. Remington Drive — Cherryhill Apartments
Rep: Cindy Spencer

15. Remington Drive – Parkwood Apartments
Rep: Cindy Spencer

16. Robin Way & Robin Court (Bernardo to Remington)
Rep: Michelle Eugeni

17. Rockefeller Drive (Bernardo to Crandano Ct.)
Rep: OPEN

18. Rockefeller Drive (Crandano Ct. to Lime, including Remson Ct. & Rochester Ct.)
Rep: OPEN

19. Sherwood Drive & Court (No addresses on Sherwood Drive)
Rep: Luisa Lu

20. Syracuse Drive
Rep: Kyle Welch

21. Ticonderoga (Bernardo to 1078 & 1085 Ticonderoga)
Rep: Doris Tan

22. Ticonderoga (Mary to 1070 & 1083 Ticonderoga, including Huckleberry Ct. and Muscat Ct.)
Rep: Jim Sturtevant

23. Townsend Terrace
Rep: OPEN

24. Valley Forge & Gooseberry Ct.
Rep: Susie Packer

25. Westchester Drive
Rep: Zophia (Zosia) Kilbourn

26. Yorktown Drive
Rep: Joann Rieke

CNA Bylaws

Cherryhill Neighborhood Association was formalized in 2008. Our bylaws may be viewed by clicking here.