From:	Mark Roeker <roekersobush@yahoo.com>
Sent:	Thursday, January 18, 2024 9:30 AM
To:	Owczarski, Jim; Elmer, Linda
Subject:	Temporary Historic Designation for 3035 W Wisconsin Avenue

Dear to who it concerns,

I have previously submitted a written comment relating to the above property. This email is a supplement 
to that initial comment. I failed to mention that I own the property at 3121 W Wisconsin Ave which is 
significantly affected by the process you are currently involved in. I was never notified of a public meeting 
on January 17th. The letter that was sent to me does not indicate it is a public meeting, nor does it 
mention that we are allowed to attend. The second paragraph of the notice practically discourages 
anyone from attending the meeting. 

I would also like to put my support behind Berrata Properties who has taken several buildings in the area 
and have improved them. They have taken long time vacant buildings and have done the work to bring 
them up to code and make them viable living spaces. It almost seems punitive that out of nowhere they 
are being targeted by one citizen to make an historic designation on a property that is in an area where I 
can point to at least a 1/2 dozen vacant rundown buildings. If Jim Dieter thinks they should now jump 
through hoops to repair a façade, or repair a gutter system or replace windows then perhaps he should do 
the work that Berrata Properties has done to improve the Wisconsin Avenue corridor. 

Imformationally, I have never met anyone from Berrata Properties nor do I have any connection to them 
whatsoever.

Regards,


Mark Roeker
4146992027