Historical June 1989 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
The Skinker DeBaliviere Planning Committee met for the first time on Monday, March 27. Mayor Schoemehl and ConServ Director Susan Feinberg explained the ConServ program and asked that the neighborhood begin work on a plan for the Skinker DeBaliviere neighborhood.
After the plan is complete, the City will formally adopt the document and use it as a reference guide for future development and prioritization of neighborhood needs. Several area residents were invited to attend the meeting and to serve on the committee. Efforts are being made to expand the committee.
If you wish to be involved or know someone who would like to volunteer, please call Lu Green at 862-4187 or Nancy Farmer at 862-5122.
The committee will be comprised of several sub-committees, some of which are already at work on neighborhood issues.
These sub-committees and their chairpersons include: –
Housing Karleen Hoerr
Security Rose Flynn
Recreation Irv Clay
Beautification . . . Catherine Forslund
Education Rochelle Nwadibia
Commercial District . . .JoAnn Vatcha
Traffic & Transportation Marjorie Weir
Historic District Review . Katie Kurtz
Social Services Wilma Cantwell Sub-committees will be asked to meet regularly over the next two months and submit their plans by June 30th. –
Steering Committee: Green has appointed a steering committee who will work with various sub-committees.
After sub-committee work is complete, the Steering Committee will meet regularly during the summer months to make final decisions on items to be covered in the plan.
The final plan will be submitted in the Fall to the full Planning Committee and the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council for approval. Steering Committee members are: Nancy Farmer, Lu Green Esther Herron, Karleen Hoerr, Dan McGuire, Rochelle Nwadibia, Msgr. Sal Polizzi, Cal Stuart, and Jo Ann Vatcha.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, June 1989.
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