Because of the budget hearings the meeting location has been moved.

2:00 p.m. Safety & Permits Conference Room

City Hall

1300 Perdido Street, Room 7E07

This property is on the agenda as a voluntary demolition

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Looking forward to the reasoning.

To see the rest of the agenda….
“AGENDA”:http://www.squanderedheritage.com/ncdc-agenda-november-17-2008/

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...

4 replies on “NCDC Agenda November 17 2008”

  1. Jeff Lamb on the AME Church (pictured):

    “2321 Thalia. Corner S. Liberty. Union Bethel A.M. Church. Emile Weil, architect, 1910. Repaired after a fire, 1966, Sieforth and Gibert, architects. A nicely proportioned Gothic church evocative of mid-nineteenth century work. Although somewhat altered, it retains much original exterior fabric and is an important visual landmark in its neighborhood, contrasting with the adjacent housing project. If the Central City Historic District now being reviewed does not include this building, we recommend it for the National Register listing.”

    see:
    http://jefflamb.wordpress.com/evaluationindividual-signicant/

  2. i did not write the text, thanks
    the report belongs to the city…
    the text is from the
    1979 HDLC survey, completed by Koch and Wilson/ Urban…
    but good to pass it around, is what i say…

  3. Your information is incorrect. Look at the website under the State of Louisiana’s Historic
    Preservation department in the Lieutenant Governor’s Office. You will find that the Four Freedoms Building is part of the National Historic Site designation. No one was there to oppose the proposed action because the church administration did not notify the members.

  4. Your information is incorrect. Look at the website under the State of Louisiana’s Historic
    Preservation department in the Lieutenant Governor’s Office. You will find that the Four Freedoms Building is part of the National Historic Site designation. No one was there to oppose the proposed action because the church administration did not notify the members.

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