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Historic District Proposal — Community Input and Committee

April 1976

Please read all the accompanying articles on the Historic District, carefully, with your own property in mind. Once you have read all the material thoroughly, discuss it with your friends and neighbors. Any group which feels that it needs some clarifications or explanations, or which has suggestions or disagreements with what is presented here, should call the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council Office (862-5122) to arrange for a meeting with their Board member and one or two members of the Historic District Committee. This has to be a community decision because designation as an Historic District will affect the entire community. So please express any ideas you have which will help!! The Skinker-DeBaliviere Historic District Committee: Karen Bynum Jack Flynn Steve Hack Joyce Hancock Venita Lake Judy Little Mike Magrath Bob Newsham Mike Pyatok Dan Schesch Council Smith Ed Stout Gee Stuart (retired 2-4-76) Sue Tepas, Chairperson

Originally published in The Paper, April 1976.

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Original source: SD_Times1976_04.pdf, printed page(s) 5; PDF page(s) 5.

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