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July 1, 2002 <br />io <br />Mr. John Oxian <br />President <br />Historic Preservation Commission of <br />South Bend & St. Joseph County <br />227 Jefferson Blvd <br />South Bend, IN 46601 <br />Dear Mr. Oxian: <br />I am writing on behalf of Rum Village residents and business owners to express our full <br />support for the demolition of the Oliver School. I am a long -time resident of the Rum <br />Village Neighborhood and an active member of the Rum Village Neighborhood <br />Association and the Rum Village Partnership Center Committee. I have enjoyed <br />working hard for the benefit of my neighborhood by beautifying it and eliminating blight <br />and disorder. <br />One of the things that, in my opinion, is still pulling our neighborhood back is the former <br />Oliver School building. It is located on a main street in the neighborhood; and is a <br />major hazard for the safety of our residents, business owners, and guests. Our <br />neighborhood no longer attracts people because they view the neighborhood as an <br />unsafe place to live. This is partly due to the presence of the dilapidated Oliver School. <br />While we appreciate the historic value of the building, we are convinced that in its <br />present state it is nothing more than a nuisance. <br />We have participated in shaping the future of the Oliver School through numerous <br />public meetings and are aware of the City's plans to demolish the building, and work <br />with one or more developers on redeveloping the site. We believe this would be good <br />for the whole neighborhood. Therefore, we strongly encourage you to understand our <br />concerns and permit the City to demolish the building. <br />Sincerely, <br />Kay Blo er <br />Rum Village Resident <br />
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