The cost of anything is not just what you pay for it initially - if you
have to replace those cheap vinyl windows in 10 years when their lifespan
is over - then your initial investment in a 60-100 year product that would
have cost you initially 3 times as much would have been warranted - even if
It's so nice of folks who post to this list and who live "a couple of block aeay" or "around the corner" from this proposed establishment to tell the neighbors who actually live there what they have to suffer. I was particularly impressed by the observation made by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello:
I am planning on having our chimney relined this spring. Does anyone have any recommendations for a chimney contractor to do this job?
Thank you
John Valentino
In a message dated 2/18/2004 8:36:41 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The cost of anything is not just what you pay for it initially - if youhave to replace those cheap vinyl windows in 10 years when their lifespanis over - then your initial investment in a 60-100 year
_I have read with some interest others posting about the difficulty in
_finding a parking spot in west philly. My neighbors have recently discovered
_a solution: park in my driveway. I came home from work yesterday to discover
_a beige station wagon merrily parked in my driveway. Thinking perhaps
I am so glad you said LAST TIME hopefully no more seasons here
maybe hack could get a new GF in North Philadelphia or in own back yard of
Germantown.
PS
The legally posted signs say they cannot take parking until 6 am Thursday
until Friday at 3 am, but I am sure they will abuse that as they
At 04:21 PM 2/17/2004 -0500, Richard Hotchkiss wrote:
Let's see how well my memory serves me.
You might want to have it checked-parts seem to be misfiring.
The property in question was previously, a failed dollar store
you have to make an effort to restock.It was a great store when it first
When I lived in Chicago, there were houses adjacent to the U of I's Circle
campus which were reminiscent of those on Melville. They had concrete
parking pads at the back. One of them was owned by a mason who was normally
away during the day.
An enterprising student took to parking in this
I don't see this as the purpose at all. If she wanted to prevent historic
designation, she'd have introduced a bill to rescind Section 14-2007 of the
Philadelphia Code entirely ... and been done with it. -AK
Perhaps she would have if she thought it would fly.
Personally, I support Bill
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what has severely changed the quality of life here
on Baltimore Ave is the night life. It has made living on Baltimore Avenue A
LIVING HELL! The drunks have no respect for the neighborhood at 2:30am,
and make as much noise as they like. When Dahlak said they wanted a liquor
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cost of anything is not just what you pay for it initially - if you
have to replace those cheap vinyl windows in 10 years when their lifespan
is over - then your initial investment in a 60-100 year product that would
have cost you initially 3 times as much would have
Title: Re: [UC] parking in the hood
We have this issue in Moravian Street behind the Cafe (which is a privately owned and cooperatively operated street). We use RK Towing. They are very responsive and often will just drive our street on their Penn rounds. They have occasionally towed our
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
I have read with some interest others posting about the difficulty in
finding a parking spot in west philly. My neighbors have recently discovered
a solution: park in my driveway. I came home from work yesterday to discover
a beige station wagon merrily parked in my driveway.
Dubin, Elisabeth wrote:
I don't see this as the purpose at all. If she wanted to prevent historic designation, she'd have introduced a bill to rescind Section 14-2007 of the Philadelphia Code entirely ... and been done with it. -AK
Perhaps she would have if she thought it would fly.
So what happened at the hearing?
BTW - I was not brought up in this area of Philladelphia but had friends
here, so I am rusty on exactly what business was in the property at any
given time. I just know it is a great location for any business.
Also, I live where the drunks from Gojo's and the
YOU all forget about the tons of people who double park on all the local
streets where the roadway only supports one lane. While a legal valid spot is
just a few feet away. Heaven forbid someone might have to walk an extra car
length to unload or get in and out of a vehicle, these people need
Question??
What do the neighbors want in that location??
-Original Message-
From: Richard Hotchkiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 18, 2004 8:37 PM
To: Fred Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] Re: 4610 Cedar Avenue Take out Zoning Hearing rescheduled
So what
Question??
What do the neighbors want in that location??
-Original Message-
From: Richard Hotchkiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Feb 18, 2004 8:37 PM
To: Fred Wolfe [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] Re: 4610 Cedar Avenue Take out Zoning Hearing rescheduled
So what
The sad thing is that the middle and lower income groups shop there and many
work at low-wage jobs such as home health aide that pay $6 or $7/hr. They could
use real union represtation but with health care (Medications, Dr's Hospitals etc.) being so
expensive the health care system saves money
Mark Krull wrote:
I just thought I would howel in honor of Howard Dean who dropped out
today.One more thing
I ask, please do not wote for Nader this time..
And although I don't plan on voting for Nader this time, I have to ask--
why _not_ vote for the guy?
First of all, he really can't be
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