As you may have heard by now, Historic Buckman submitted an application to have portions of the Buckman neighborhood designated as a National Historic District.
Some neighbors are opposed to the Historic District designation, for reasons primarily based around the design review process and associated fees that would come with it.
Neighbors who wish to register their objection to the application must submit a notarized objection form. Buckman residents Greg Moulliet and Sheila Baraga are hosting notaries at their homes this weekend, for anyone who wants to come by, fill out an objection form, and have it notarized. You can find more details at Keep Buckman Free.
(NOTE: In order to stop the proposed Historic District, 50% of Buckman property owners + 1 must submit a notarized objection form. So, if this is something you feel strongly about, be aware that every objection counts!)
Saturday January 26, 2013
From 10AM to 1PM
1524 SE Ash St
Sunday January 27, 2013
From 1PM to 4 PM
423 SE 15th Ave
You can read more about the Open Houses and the Buckman Historic District at these links:
Keep Buckman Free – http://keepbuckmanfree.org
Historic Buckman – http://historicbuckman.org
Buckman Voice 
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