Glenn moyer wrote:
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 h
This community room is used as meeting space by various groups.
Collectively, any people from around the community attend these groups'
meetings there. A meeting in a senior residence hall is as normal as one
in a church hall or a school auditorium.
I don't think the presence of senior citizen
>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 you
One year is but the blink of an eye in complex developments with zoning
and other neighborhood issues. Truly large-scale, multipartite ventures
like Bart Blatstein's transformation of Northern Liberties have been
going on since, egad, 2000 at least. Many parts of it have been
controversial in t
"Furthermore, this sign decision is a positive indication that the fix isn't always in and that the Nutter administration does care about public process. It may not always get it right, but it is trying to move in the right direction."
With the greatest respect for you Andy and other city empl
