This won't be up for a while, I'm busy working on coverage of the CDA meeting last night where they discussed low offers to minority landlords to condemn their properties for another developer to create Senior Housing on the south side. That post will be coming in soon, then I'll finish the round up, but it might not be up til 10:30 or so.
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It's 11:00, haven't even started, I don't know why I think I might have an hour to myself in the morning, a timesheet issue, an HVAC guy, building management (internet down, impromtu discussion on SJC building issues), copiers, printers, scheduling a huge meeting, discussion with another ED about a current problem we're both facing, mail, email, phone calls, questions from volunteers and staff and some facebook silliness . . . There is no concentrating or getting a project done at work . . . so, you'll have to wait.
Hmmm, wait, poor word choice, or perhaps timely, I'm not sure given Martin Luther King Day is coming up . . . don't forget to go to all the events and honor all the good people being honored this year! Free community dinner tonight and not listed is the event at noon at the Capitol on Monday where John Grambling and Sharyl Kato are getting honored with the 2010 MLK Heritage Award for past and continued work of civil rights and social justice.)
Thanks.. reading your blog to see who gets hired around here! Are you the new HR dept?
ReplyDeleteIf I were, things. would. be. different!
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ReplyDeleteWhat has to happen to get membership info for Landmarks X LLC?
There's no question that Landmarks X is an LLC.
The Nov 16 cover letter with Hammes/Landmarks X's application for the Landmarks Commission appeal, Hammes' Amy Supple says "On behalf of Landmarks X, LLC, a Wisconsin Limited Liability Company ("Landmark") I am pleased to submit the following updated/revised plans for the proposed Edgewater Redevelopment."
If Landmarks X is an LLC now, then surely they were when they submitted their last lobbying report.