Membership Information 
Be
an active member of the Tri-Park Membership
Association. Although we do not have dues, we do hope you
will actively support your association.
The purpose of the Tri Park Neighborhood Association is to:
The city of Laurel includes residential areas which are, or which may in the future, be affected by problems such as declining property values, lack of maintenance, physical deterioration, disinvestment, abandonment, changes in ownership patterns, or changes in land use.
These changes, if not controlled, have potential of damaging the city's tax base and economic vitality, and spreading to affect other areas.
The city has, over the years, invested large sums of money to provide adequate infrastructure including streets, water and sewer in existing residential neighborhoods.
The deterioration of residential neighborhoods can in many cases be slowed or stopped with effective enforcement of property codes and zoning ordinances.
The purpose of the Tri Park Neighborhood Association is to:
- Encourage stronger enforcement of property maintenance and zoning rules/laws, and to concentrate the city's code enforcement resources in areas of greatest need.
- Promote, preserve and protect the quality of life and the value of property in the Tri-park Neighborhood District.
- Protect and promote the visual quality of the district.
- Enhance the attractiveness of the Tri Park District as location choices for homebuyers and for financial investments.
The city of Laurel includes residential areas which are, or which may in the future, be affected by problems such as declining property values, lack of maintenance, physical deterioration, disinvestment, abandonment, changes in ownership patterns, or changes in land use.
These changes, if not controlled, have potential of damaging the city's tax base and economic vitality, and spreading to affect other areas.
The city has, over the years, invested large sums of money to provide adequate infrastructure including streets, water and sewer in existing residential neighborhoods.
The deterioration of residential neighborhoods can in many cases be slowed or stopped with effective enforcement of property codes and zoning ordinances.