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Minyard, Brian
From:Paul Porter <Paul.Porter@arkansas.gov>
Sent:Tuesday, November 20, 2018 11:39 AM
To:Minyard, Brian
Subject:RE: Emailing: survey with improvements
Hi Brian,
I am really excited for them that they found the original foundry for the historic metal fencing and could get the missing
components made to match/compliment the original. Although the wood fence around the parking lot wouldn't be my
first choice, it doesn't pretend to be a historic element and represents itself as infill. I don't know how Lindsey Dilks who
owns the house next door at 1008 feels about it, but it would screen her new HVAC unit on that side of the house. I do
recall her commenting on the transient population and her security concerns. I do think Randy has a legitimate point in
that the fencing would hopefully curb vehicle thefts and make the residents feel safer there. If you want a different
material for the parking lot fence, I am fine with it.
Cheers,
Paul
Paul Porter
Technical Services Coordinator/Conservation Easement Coordinator
Arkansas Historic Preservation Program
a division of the Department of Arkansas Heritage
1100 North Street | Little Rock, AR 72201
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-----Original Message-----
From: Minyard, Brian <BMinyard@littlerock.gov>
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2018 11:29 AM
To: Paul Porter <Paul.Porter@arkansas.gov>
Subject: Emailing: survey with improvements
1002 Cumberland and 215-221 E 10th
Was this what your letter covered? Including the fence around the parking lot?
Brian