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Welcome
to the Shepherd Canyon HOA Website!
The Shepherd Canyon Homeowner’s Association is a neighborhood volunteer organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in Shepherd Canyon. We are a 501 3c 3 nonprofit public benefit corporation.
Our areas of focus include:
- Park Stewardship
- Fire Safety and Vegetation Management
- Design Review of new Residential Applications
- Infrastructure Improvement
- Traffic Safety & Pedestrian and Bicycle Accessibility
The SCHA geographic area includes about 1800 home located in the Montclair area, along the Shepherd Canyon Green belt, and Bordering Contra Costa County to the East, Snake Road to the West, Colton Blvd to the North and Chelton Drive to the South. We encompass the watershed that drains to Shepherd Creek.
Our geographic footprint includes the Project Area defined by in the Shepherd Canyon Corridor Plan (SCCP) and EIR, and our efforts support implementing the provisions of the SCCP and EIR
SCHA is governed by a volunteer Board, which actively solicates input from community members and encourages formation of small community teams to address specific issues.
We work actively to link community concerns to the City of Oakland and other government agency resources. We reach out to other community organizations to collaborate on issues such as Montclair Safety and Improvement Council for Issues of Crime, and Piedmont Pines and North Hills Phoenix Association to collaborate on issue of mutual interest to neighborhood associations.
Our geographic footprint includes the Project Area defined by in the Shepherd Canyon Corridor Plan (SCCP) and EIR, and our efforts support implementing the provisions of the SCCP and EIR
SCHA is governed by a volunteer Board, which actively solicates input from community members and encourages formation of small community teams to address specific issues.
We work actively to link community concerns to the City of Oakland and other government agency resources. We reach out to other community organizations to collaborate on issues such as Montclair Safety and Improvement Council for Issues of Crime, and Piedmont Pines and North Hills Phoenix Association to collaborate on issue of mutual interest to neighborhood associations.
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