Historical December 1986 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
During a November 12 meeting held at SDCC offices for neighbors concerned about Nina Place, Alderman Dan McGuire introduced David Havens as Chairperson of the Nina Place Redevelopment Corporation’s Advisory Committee.
The development plan provides for a three-member advisory committee with one person appointed by the developer and two persons appointed by the Alderman.
The other members of the committee are Ron Freiwald and Ethel Maddison.
All three members live in the Nina Place area.
The committee serves as the official liaison between individuals, neighborhood groups and the development corporation. Other concerns discussed at the meeting included: posting of signs that indicate Nina Place as a redevelopment area, safety and se- – curity in the area, the status of the block grant money earmarked for the project, a letter from McGuire to the Board of Public Service expressing dissatisfaction with the lack of progress on the project, and alternate ways of getting the project completed.
To date, Pantheon has complied with requests to continue to board their buildings, provide additional alley lighting, and include Nina Place on DeBaliviere Place security patrols.
It was noted that Pantheon does not own all of the vacant buildings.
Another meeting of the Advisory Committee and interested neighbors is planned for late January or early February: Questions, comments, and concerns can be directed to David Havens, 863-1639, or the Council office, 862-5122.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, December 1986.
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