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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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7/23/2018
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CLK-Maria Vazquez <br />From: Janet Lin <br />Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2018 3:43 PM <br />To: Cb -Steven Turner <br />Subject: Mt Carmel historical study <br />Dear Mr Turner, <br />My husband and I are very pleased to hear there will be a historical study on the Mt Carmel area. We <br />were very saddened when recently a 1925 home on Hopkins was demolished a few weeks ago. <br />We were are also wondering if the homes considered could be extended to those built in the 1940's <br />as we live in a very charming home built in 1940. Our house has it's original footprint and retains so <br />much of the charming original character of the original home. We have gone to great lengths to try to <br />maintain the character of this home as it seems like such a gem along with many of the other homes <br />in our area. <br />As a secondary consideration we have also noticed that in our area there are many other nice homes <br />built in the 1940's even a few streets beyond Myrtle. So we were also wondering if the historic district <br />might be expanded one or two streets beyond Myrtle as well? <br />Thank you for the wonderful job and service that you are providing to our Mt Carmel residents. We <br />noticed there are so few enclaves of historic nature left in the Bay Area. My friends down in Willow <br />Glen complain they are losing their historic nature. <br />We look forward to hearing more. <br />Best Regards, <br />Janet and Rob <br />Sent from my Pad <br />
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