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Formed in December, 2009, the group’s goal is to clean up the area, improve the appearance of existing structures, create some excitement and pedestrian traffic…in other words, a place we can be proud to call our neighborhood! Funded solely by donations from interested citizens, UNI is committed to taking back our neighborhood and making it grow. Meetings: 2nd Wednesday of Every Month • 12:00PM Important Updates: Check out the 2011 Corpus Christi “Citizen’s Report Card” City Bag Survey and Skip The Plastic Petition by Neil McQueen, www.skiptheplastic.org Also, we now have our Skip the Plastic petition for a single-use plastic bag fee posted online. If you haven't already signed the petition, please do so here: https://www.change.org/petitions/corpus-christi-plastic-bag-ordinance Thank you for helping to clean up Corpus Christi! Attention: Buyers, Sellers & Developers of Property U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) can conduct Environmental Site Assessments on property at no cost to the owners, purchasers or developers of property. This program, called the Brownfields Assessment Program, has been successful in man communities in redeveloping property and spurring economic development. Want to know more? Click the Images below to download the full PDF explaining all you need to know about the Brownfields Assessment Program!
“Uptown Neighborhood Initiative……you and I can change our world”. |
The Uptown Neighborhood Initiative (UNI) is a grassroots, non-profit organization whose only focus is to improve the appearance, economy and ambience of the Uptown District of Corpus Christi. Uptown Neighborhood Initiative is comprised of commercial business owners, residents and other interested parties who reside in the district from Tancahua Street to Port Avenue, along the Leopard, Antelope, and Lipan Street Corridors. 
