Super Neighborhoods
SN 45 - Northside / Northline
NAME: Northside / Northline
DATE RECOGNIZED: 10.15.2001
STATUS: Active
COUNCIL DISTRICT: H
MAYOR’S ASSISTANCE OFFICE: North
CONTACT AND MEETING INFORMATION:
- SN45 meets quarterly (January/April/ July/October at 7:00 PM on the last Thursday of the month. Meetings are held virtually, hybrid and at satellite locations within the territory.
- President, Pastor Deb Bonario-Martin
- super.neighborhood.45@gmail.com
LOCATION: Northside/Northline super neighborhood is in the north central part of the City. The area is largely single-family residential with large apartment complexes located near the I-45 (North Freeway) on the western edge of the community. The two major roadways, I-45 and the Hardy Toll road, provide access to the area.
COMMUNITY DESCRIPTION AND HISTORY: The North Freeway initially spurred development of numerous retail centers, light industrial and distribution facilities in close proximity to the freeway. Later development of the Hardy Toll road did not have the same affect.
CIVIC CLUBS: (Updated 10/24/2025)
| • | Northtown/Northline Civic Association | web site | ||
| • | Melrose Civic Club | |||
| • | Helms Estates Civic Group | |||
| • | Hawthorn Civic Club | |||
| • | Parkway Civic Club |
BYLAWS
| • | Bylaws (.pdf) |
PARKS:
| • | Clark Park | 9718 Clark | 77076 |
| • | Cooper Road Park | 200 Cooper | 77076 |
| • | Melrose Park | 1000 Canino | 77076 |
| • | Northline Park | 6902 Nordling | 77076 |
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