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by Karen Gadbois

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

THE NEW ORLEANS HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION WILL HOLD ITS NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING ON FRIDAY, April 11th AT 9:30 A.M. IN THE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS IN CITY HALL AT 1300 PERDIDO STREET . THE PUBLIC IS WELCOME.

MEETING STARTING TIME IS 9:30 A.M.

“727-29 N. Robertson Street”:http://squanderedheritage.wikispaces.com/727.North.Robertson.Street Howard Herbert, owner applicant, New Orleans Demolition, contractor. Proposal for demolition.

“1726 Bayou Road”:http://squanderedheritage.wikispaces.com/1726.Bayou.Road New Orleans Affordable Homeownership owner City of New Orleans , applicant. Proposal for demolition.

“457, 459-61, 463-65 and 467-73 Jackson Avenue”:http://squanderedheritage.wikispaces.com/457.459.463.467.Jackson+Avenue Mona Flanagan, Wholesalers Development, owner; Richard Albert, Albert Architecture and Urban Design, applicant/architect . Proposal for demolition.

“622-24 Deslonde Street”:http://squanderedheritage.wikispaces.com/622.Deslonde.Street Paulette Guerra, owner; Adolph Klundt, applicant. Proposal for demolition.

4905 Dauphine Street/ 5002 Chartres Street: Holly Cross College, Inc., owner; Broadmoor Design Group, applicant; Dean M. Duplantier, architect. Proposal for demolition of the gymnasium, weight training building, high school building, vehicle maintenance building, central services building, Brothers� residence building, middle school building and Bengal band building.

“1361 Columbus Street”:http://squanderedheritage.wikispaces.com/1361.Columbus.Street Andre Wilson, owner/ applicant. Proposal for demolition.

“763 N. Claiborne Street”:http://squanderedheritage.wikispaces.com/763.North.Claiborne.Street Clarance Duke, owner; City of New Orleans Code Enforment , applicant. Proposal for demolition.

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Karen Gadbois

Karen Gadbois co-founded The Lens. She now covers New Orleans government issues and writes about land use. With television reporter Lee Zurik she exposed widespread misuse of city recovery funds and led to guilty pleas in federal court. Her work attracted some of journalism's highest honors, including a Peabody Award, an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award and a gold medal from Investigative Reporters and Editors. She can be reached at (504) 606-6013.

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