Melani
You make a good point about not personalizing issues.? I have known you to be
passionate about many UC issues, but always with well-reasoned and
well-intended purposes.? In addition, your passion has always been backed up
with action.? I agree that I doubt that you will?benefit
In a message dated 2/10/2009 7:31:47 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
rogerandvi...@gmail.com writes:
My question is: what is the tenant's recourse? They have contacted PGW and
so far have been met with indifference at best. The building owner is out
of town, and the local agent also seems
From Melani Lamond: “And we'd lead much less stressful lives if we could respect one another's' different opinions, honestly fight the good fight, and then shake hands and move forward…”
Oh Melani, Melani, Melani. Have you forgotten the preemptive “some people” speech which you have been
Call the phone number at the bottom of your bill and put your account
into dispute. The customer service people are very nice and
professional but can't answer any questions about why your bill is so
much bigger. The 4600 block of Osage has experienced what appears to be
totally out-of-whack
My only reply is this: Responding that way would only make me look
unprofessional if I were to walk into court or the Zoning Board hearings and
say that. But I'm not stating a professional position in a professional
setting; I'm stating my personal opinion in a public forum. When speaking on
In a message dated 2/11/09 12:16:43 PM, mwsny...@gmail.com writes:
Does anyone have a link to photos that show the Italianate building in
its former glory? To me, and presumably to other people, it's hard to
understand why that building at 40th and Pine is worth saving. I'm
certainly not
“If anyone has positive suggestions, I'd love to hear them!
Melani Lamond”
Melani, UCD cheerleaders, and Penn pawns,
I would make the positive suggestion that you consider the core concepts of
truth and justice, and “come clean.”
Forgiveness is very possible. You may well be very
When I read that the demolition permit had a June, 2008 date crossed out and
handwritten in was a January, 2009 date, and, in addition, that the original
LI supervisor's name (Gallagher from the Western District) had also been
crossed out and replaced with the name Perry Cocco, who works out
mlam...@aol.com wrote:
Alas, the proposed inn's location at 40th Pine is not in a local
historic district! If it were, then the developers would not be able to
tear it down, AND they would not be able to build a tall building, and
perhaps more UC neighbors would be satisfied!
the reason
In a message dated 2/11/09 1:57:35 PM, laserb...@speedymail.org writes:
the reason the developer can't tear down the mansion is
because it's individually designated, that's what lussenhop
originally wanted to rescind when he went before the phc
back in spring 2007. but the phc denied its
In a message dated 2/11/2009 3:43:45 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
mlam...@aol.com writes:
Yes, I know
C'mon Melanie. Don't you know that when you're digging yourself deeper and
deeper into a hole, the first rule to follow is to stop shoveling?
Remember, you first read it here on the
There are glass bricks available on the porch at 923 south 48 street and a bar
stool on the porch at 921.
Enjoy.
Muriel
RE: When I read that the demolition permit had a June, 2008 date crossed out
and handwritten in was a January, 2009 date[...]. It seems pretty clear to me
that the current owners of 4224 Baltimore had requested a permit to demolish
last year with the expectation that the hotel project was
Melani,
Guy, you ask a good question here, but I don't see why you attribute it to
Karen. Her disparaging email to me, cc'd to the list, didn't comment on
precedent; it was personal.
It seemed pretty apparent to me that Karen was making the point that the
supporters of the hotel opened the
mlam...@aol.com wrote:
Our community would be so much better off if we could look more closely at
the merit of the issues before us, rather than only at the names of the persons
supporting or opposing them. And we'd lead much less stressful lives if we
could respect one another's' different
I'm sure you're right, Wilma. People can be unkind and unfair and cruel
to each other in any volunteer association. Social slights like these
are always saddening. One always hopes one's group can engage in it as
little as possible, but human nature comes with limits.
I want to make the
Ray asks of Melani that she respect the overwhelming opinion of one
meeting he feels his side got good turnout at. He does not ask her to
respect the opinion of any meeting he feels his side got poor turnout at.
His side's meeting constitutes your neighbors. Melani's side's meeting
That is the $64 question, isn't it?
There are similarities but also differences. A lot of folks will be
taking a close look at this one, won't they?
-- Tony West
Kimm Tynan wrote:
It seemed pretty apparent to me that Karen was making the point that
the supporters of the hotel opened the
Tony,
I want to make the record clear for UC-list's sake, that, after
reflection, nobody on UC-list can recall a single instance in which a
Friends of... group was spun off from a community association in
University City, powerful or otherwise, to achieve any aim, nefarious or
otherwise.
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