Dear well-meaning neighbors: Does anybody think Mayor Nutter is going to override the L&I inspectors who declared the building to be an imminent danger? Does anybody think that Commissioner Burns is going to get some inspectors who will now say that the building is safe, after some of their colleagues said it wasn't? If so, whoever thinks either of these things, please contact me immediately! I will give you the email address of someone who works for a bank in the Ivory Coast and is looking for a trustworthy person in the US to receive and then invest $7,045,231.20 from the account of someone who died intestate in a cruise ship hijacking. (You can buy the building with this money, then, when you own it, you can go in there yourself). Al Krigman ____________________________________ ____________________________________
In a message dated 2/14/2011 2:49:48 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, l...@verizon.net writes: Just posted by Eli Green (with City Kitties): We have confirmed that it is the City that is demanding demolition with the live pets inside and without letting residents retrieve their irreplaceable items. The bldg owners are trying to fight them - the owners want to secure the building so that people can go in, before demo! PLEASE CALL THE MAYOR'S OFFICE, and demand that they allow residents and rescuers access to the building before demolition to get the cats out and so people can get their belongings. The more pressure, the better. His email address is: _michael.nutter@phila.gov_ (mailto:michael.nut...@phila.gov) and phone number is 215-686-2181. You will get a live person when you call this number who will record your complaint. SAMPLE LETTER: Dear Mayor Nutter: As Mayor of Philadelphia, you know how important homes are to the residents of your city. Homes aren't just the places we live--they are the repositories of our belongings, the places our beloved pets live, and where we go at the end of the day to feel safe. The residents of the Windermere Apts. in West Philadelphia have lost so much of their homes due to a fire last month. Please help them to avoid losing everything--including their living, suffering animals. I ask you to please stop the demolition of the Windermere Apts. until rescuers have been able to save the cats inside, and residents have been able to get in and safely remove their salvageable possessions. I urge you to make this situation better, instead of worse.
