Jeramey Jannene
Eyes on Milwaukee

After UWM Lawsuit Loss, City Could Rewrite Historic Preservation Ordinance

Change would be a safeguard on state-owned buildings.

By - Oct 10th, 2022 08:07 pm

Change would be a safeguard on state-owned buildings. Back to the full article.

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3 thoughts on “Eyes on Milwaukee: After UWM Lawsuit Loss, City Could Rewrite Historic Preservation Ordinance”

  1. gerrybroderick says:
    October 11, 2022 at 11:36 am

    UWM decision to destroy this historic building while the legal system weighed opposing arguments is a common strategy employed by self interested institutions to determine outcomes regardless of court rulings. It seems obvious that after a very brief process of “sifting and winnowing” the University Administration said: “Screw them! Full speed ahead!”

  2. mkeumkenews09 says:
    October 11, 2022 at 2:04 pm

    It is time for the city to stop bending over to support money’d NIMBY’s. That is all this is about.

  3. cssanger@gmail.com says:
    October 11, 2022 at 3:10 pm

    That’s the takeaway here? That the city needs more power, and not that the existing rules are out of touch with what citizens need and want?

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