Thursday, May 03, 2007
Be careful what you promise ...
I've had a lot of good natured kidding over today's column by Peter Callaghan about good news for historic preservation. I'm pleased to say that those of you concerned about my promise should know that a lady member of the fort association said she already kissed Senator Carrell in my stead at the public meeting about the Ward building. Whew! Whatever the method, we all owe him many thanks.
To close a loop, you will recall that I promised you the link to the city survey about the Ward building. It turns out the survey is not Web-based; you need to download a document and physically mail it in. The city web address is pretty lengthy, so I just put the documents on my web site: you can download ...
A PDF version
(You would need PDF software, which most computers have, to open this one. You will probably have to write in your answers by hand)
A Microsoft Word version
(If you have Microsoft Word on your computer, you can open this document and actually type within the document before printing it out and mailing it to City Hall)
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To close a loop, you will recall that I promised you the link to the city survey about the Ward building. It turns out the survey is not Web-based; you need to download a document and physically mail it in. The city web address is pretty lengthy, so I just put the documents on my web site: you can download ...
A PDF version
(You would need PDF software, which most computers have, to open this one. You will probably have to write in your answers by hand)
A Microsoft Word version
(If you have Microsoft Word on your computer, you can open this document and actually type within the document before printing it out and mailing it to City Hall)
