Thanks Frank. I've heard about a few different petitions. I haven't chosen one to carry with me.
It might be helpful to others to post the text to the list. Either way, please e-mail me a copy. glenn ----- Original Message ----- From: Frank To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 5:51 AM Subject: [UC] Zoning hearing I received these from my landlady this morning. She is out of town for a few months. I have copies of the petition if anyone's interested in signing it or wants me to email them a copy. Frank Begin forwarded message: Hi Frank, Attached is the petition for the hotel project that Magali sent me for you, as discussed. There is a zoning meeting on 2/13. She asked if you’d be able to come and bring anyone that might be interested. There is a blurb about it below and I have another email that I will forward about it. She was looking for the Penn lists that you provided and is very grateful. :) Thank you! If you get any signatures or need return info. for a petition, Magali’s email is [EMAIL PROTECTED] and her house number is 511. Hope all’s well. and: In case you plan to come, this is the mandate of the Zoning Committee of Spruce Hill Community Association. It does not say "the committee shall only meet with the developer in private." From SHCA Committees and Initiatives Zoning Spruce Hill’s zoning committee provides a forum for community response to pending requests for changes in zoning classifications on existing structures, and to impact new developments that require zoning variances for land use and/or density. The committee approves guidelines that establish precedents for the committee to follow in addressing specific kinds of cases. Zoning represents an indispensable tool for community control over development within its neighborhood boundaries. Our primary goal is the retention of single-family housing in Spruce Hill, and the conversion of existing multi-family housing to owner-occupancy. Given that so much of Spruce Hill’s population is composed of renters and transients, the emphasis on retaining and expanding a home-owning base is critical for the neighborhood’s advancement and progress and stability. For information, contact Barry Grossbach <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.19.19/1258 - Release Date: 2/4/2008 10:10 AM
