Last night's APA Board Meeting featured Nancy Jane Baker from the Landmarks Commission. Ms. Baker reviewed a number of issues of concern to us and made a proposal to assist in clarifying our Design Review Guidelines. We will have more details on this process, which will be a great opportunity to update our rather vague guidelines that we share with several other Landmarks districts. A tip of the hat to Robert Packwood for taking the lead in this effort.
We also discussed ways to "green up" our area. Keep a look-out for more info on this via Cathy Winterburn.
For those of you who like to plan ahead, here is the Event Schedule (so far) for the Annesdale Park Association:
APA Board Meeting 3/13/07 at 6 p.m. Destiny Diner Grill (formerly Printers Alley Grill)
General Neighborhood Meeting 3/25/07 at 5 p.m. St. John 's UMC
Neighborhood Clean-Up 4/14/07 at 9 a.m. Location TBA
Founded in 1903, Annesdale Park comprises some of the most distinctive historic homes in Midtown Memphis, Tennessee. This National Historic District is conveniently located near the Methodist University Hospital, University of Tennessee Health Sciences campus and Central High School. Less than three miles away are Downtown Memphis and the Mississippi River.
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Just thought I'd check out "post a comment" link. I'm excited about the guideline process. I think that the clarified guidelines could make a big difference in the neighborhood.
Daniel
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