Helo Linda,

 

Please add the e-mails below to the Marriott hotel project file.

 

Thanks,

 

Paul

 

 

Paul,

 

Can you explain to me how one receives a designation by a state as an architectural historian.

Tom.

 

 

Oh, yes.  I would  suggest that he includes the buldings he has landmarked and any sfholarly writing in the fireld of archiectural preservation.  Also is he recognized by any states as an architectural historian?

 

 

Paul,

 

We are using Doug Nysee as our architect and architectural historian.  Doug can speak more specifically to his qualifications, but Doug has substantial experience in both historical renovations and the hospitality industry.

Tom.

 

Tom,

 

As I stated in my e-mail below, you are not obligated to supply the information regarding professional qualifications.  However, the commission is free to ask.  The HPC does not solicit opinions from architectural historians.  As staff we are architectural historians.   You are free to contact historians if you wish including the national parks service (which placed the block on the national register) and the national trust for historic preservation.

 

Paul

 

 

Paul,

Thanks for the email.  I just have a couple of quick questions.   First, does the ordinance require us to address this point?  Second,  has HPC solicited the opinion of an architectural historian to present a written opposition to our application for the COA.  Thanks.

Tom.

 

 

Thank you, Mr. DeMuth.   We will gladly and promptly enter them into the record and share them with the preservation commission.

 

Since you are making a case for demolition, how many and which of the individuals you refer to  are trained architectural historians (with a track record of scholarly writing on the subject)?  This would be valuable information for the commission.  Should you not want to supply this information, you are not obligated, but I would ask  for an e-mail response either way.

 

Thank you for your time.

 

Regards,

 

Paul Jakubovich

Preservation

Office of the Common Council/City Clerk

200 E. Wells St.

Milwaukee, WI  53202

286-5712

 

 

Paul,

 

Attached are some articles we would like to be made part of the HPC file and posted as part of the electronic file you have created.

When we met on November 18, 2010 you stated you would contact me by November 24, 2010 if there were any other items which you anticipated the members of HPC may want to review at the December 13, 2010 meeting.  Since I have not received any additional correspondence from you, I assume there is nothing else the members of HPC will need to vote on our COA application on December 13, 2010.

Tom.

 

 

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