Anthony West wrote:
PennPraxis facilitates a regular monthly forum at which neighbors who
are either for or against the hotel proposal can communicate and learn.
This is not a panacea, but running meetings is PennPraxis' chief stock
in trade. If regular public meetings can't help your faction, t
PennPraxis facilitates a regular monthly forum at which neighbors who
are either for or against the hotel proposal can communicate and learn.
This is not a panacea, but running meetings is PennPraxis' chief stock
in trade. If regular public meetings can't help your faction, then yes,
PennPraxis ha
Actually, I think you are misreading it. Limited inside knowledge here, but my
understanding is that the City wants Unisys to locates its jobs here and the
economic development agencies responsible for assisting Unisys were willing to
support the sign since Unisys made it a requirement. The e
Hello again,
Due to very possible heavy rain and wind, the Hamilton Street
Porch Sale will be POSTPONED UNTIL SUNDAY, SEP. 7. Same time,
10am-5pm, same place, Hamilton Street, 33rd to 38th streets.
Hope to see you on Sunday, and dry,
Tony
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From: Tony Dominick <[EM
"Whew! talk about the vision of the anointed! Altman's quote suggets he's upset that the Unisys sign was turned down.
Or am I misreading it? "
No Al. You're a very good reader.
That's our Deputy mayor and current or former PCPC Commissioner. What do you expect from a man who doesn't value h
"Ed Datz of the U. Penn real-estate office confirmed this at the First
Thursday meeting today.
"There have been some design changes to the extended-stay proposal," he
said. "They will be presented at that meeting. If the proposal passes
that step, then next it will go to the Spruce Hill Zoning C
Anthony West wrote:
An opportunity arose to get first-hand information on PennPraxis'
current role in 40th St. planning.
Andrew Goodman, a planning fellow with PennPraxis, explained U Penn
originally asked PennPraxis to assist in starting the group Friends of
40th St. in 2004. That role continue
In a message dated 9/5/2008 12:39:25 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
_http://www.philly.com/philly/business/homepage/20080905_Philadelphia_developm
ent_panel_discusses_distrust.html_
(http://www.philly.com/philly/business/homepage/20080905_Philadelphia_development_panel_
People following the pay to play government and Campus Inn may find this
article interesting. The one lawyer suggests that average Philadelphians don't
trust the process-hahaha. Deputy mayor and PCPC commissioner, Altman, doesn't
get it.
This clown Altman doesn't understand that the false rec
>"There have been some design changes to the extended-stay proposal," he
>said. "They will be presented at that meeting. If the proposal passes
>that step, then next it will go to the Spruce Hill Zoning Committee."
>
This part must be a mistake. Mr. Grossbach announced publicly that the Spruc
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