The Historical Commission's Architectural Committee will report on its  
review of the controversial hotel-tower project at 40th & Pine this Friday.  I 
don't know whether they just give a report on the vote to disapprove this  
project, or whether there's a discussion by the whole commission with provision 
 for 
public input. Interested parties should contact John Farnham of the  
Commission's staff to find out. 
This announcement is presented as a public service. No members of UCHS  were 
harmed in its preparation. 
Ever at your service, 
Al Krigman 
 
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Agenda 
543rd  Stated Meeting of the 
Philadelphia  Historical Commission


Friday,  9 November 2007, 9:00  a.m. 
1515  Arch Street,  Room 18-029 
Michael  Sklaroff, Esq., Chair 
1.      Adoption  Of Minutes, 542nd Stated Meeting, 12  October 2007 
Michael Sklaroff,  Chair 
2. The  Report of the Architectural Committee, 23  October 2007 
Vincent Rivera, Chair 
1610, 1612-1616  and 1618 Locust  Street 
Lenfest Group,  Owner 
Seth Cohen, Applicant 
In Concept:  Demolish all but front facades at 1610 and 1618, constuct 
10-story educational  and residential building 
223-225 S. 6th  Street 
John J. Turchi & Mary Elizabeth  Turchi, Owner 
Neil Sklaroff, Esq., Applicant 
Remove side and  rear wings, construct 16-story condominium tower 
48-50 S. Front  Street and 103 Chestnut  Street 
Centra Associates/Cheswal L.P.,  Owner 
Richard DeMarco, Esq, Applicant 
Construct surface  parking lot with planters and landscaping 
1300 Spruce  Street 
Hartford Omega,  LLC,  Owner 
John H. Dundon, Applicant 
Restore doorway  and windows, add door and window, construct rooftop 
addition, add rear  garage 
401 S. 17th  Street 
Property Locators Inc,  Owner 
Joe Schwartz, Applicant 
Reconstruct  façade with new brick 
400 S. 40th  Street 
University of Pennsylvania, Owner 
Andrew Curtis, Applicant 
In Concept:  Restore existing house, construct 10-story hotel building with 
link to  house



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