In June of this year, the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council was successful in its application to CDA to use $21,500 in community development funds to hire a professional consulting firm to study the Nina Place area and make recommendations for its future.
Tag: Housing
Our Neighborhood Residential Service is a not-for-profit organization which assists home-hunters in their search for available houses in our area.
After nearly five years of planning, meeting, reporting, surveying of architecture and opinion, revising and updating, the Skinker-DeBaliviere-Parkview-Catlin Tract Historic District Ordinance was finally signed into law on Friday, September 22, 1978, by Mayor James F.
In May of this year, the SDCC set up a special committee, aptly named the Nina Place Study Committee, and given the responsibility of determining if the Council should apply for "Development of Capacity" funds, administered through CDA, to be used for conducting a full survey of Nina Place and its environs, and making recommendations for its future.
Historical October 1978 commentary on the newly adopted district ordinance.
Historical June 1978 notice.
Cornerstone Corporation, a ministry of Grace and Peace Fellowship which owns three apartment houses in the SkinkerDeBaliviere area, held its annual meeting on May 12 in the Fellowship's building at 6003 Kingsbury.
Historical May 1978 report of conditional Historic District approval.
Our neighborhood Residential Service is heading into its ninth year of operation this Spring, and hopes to continue its efforts for a long time to come.
Residents of the 5900 block of McPherson and others gathered on the vacant lot Saturday, April 15th, to discuss improvement of the lot.
Adolph K.
Considerably more houses are included on the 1978 House Tour than has been the pattern in past years.
