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from http://www.lowermerion.org/ :
PLANNING COMMISSION
Thursday, January 5, 2006
6:00 p.m. (Approximately)
Co-Chairs: Kenneth Brier & Charles Davidson
Members: Robert Gray, Joan Hindin, Charles Howland, Teri Simon, Robert Schwartz
check the monthly activities on the township web site for specific agenda if interested - no clue if meeting is open to public or not - assume it is on channel 7

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IF YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT MUST, EXERCISE AN OPINION ABOUT MUST, DON'T WANT MUST RAMMED DOWN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD'S THROAT, GO TO THIS MEETING! IF YOU DON'T ATTEND, AND YOU DON'T LIKE THE END RESULT OF MUST, YOU ONLY HAVE YOURSELVES TO BLAME. MUST IS NOT AN ADEQUATE SOLUTION AS CURRENTLY PRESENTED- PROTECT WHERE YOU LIVE - ATTEND THIS MEETING AND SPEAK UP!
Wednesday January 11 7:15 P.M. Building & Planning Committee - Continued Public Hearing on MUST and BMMD
REFER TO WWW.LOWERMERION.ORG

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The next SAC meeting will be on Thursday, January 12th at 7 PM. Due to some water damage in the SAC headquarters, meetings will be in the Hunan Chinese Restaurant at 47 E Lancaster Avenue until further notice.

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Wednesday January 18: 8:00 P.M. Board of Commissioners Meeting at Lower Merion Township
Refer to www.lowermerion.org
Go see the new kids on the block as they roll up their sleeves and get down to business! Go tell the BOC what is on your mind for 2006...we would like to know how long we have to suffer with EMINENT DOMAIN...how we control MUST so it doesn't wreak havoc in the commercial district in Ardmore - or ruin OTHER neighborhoods...and much, much more!

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We urge all Save Ardmore Coalition members to attend this meeting of the Lower Merion Board of Directors and voice their opposition to Plan B. We also ask our members to ask the commissioners to reverse their 2005 decision to approve it as Ardmore's redevelopment plan.

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The next SAC meeting will be at 7pm at Hunan on 47 E Lancaster Ave, 2nd floor.
Nominations for all Officer positions and Board positions will be occuring at this meeting. The election will then be at the following SAC meeting in 2 weeks on February 9th.

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WHAT: Back on July 23, 2005, ten neighborhood groups participated in a unique citywide community video history project – Precious Places. On a single day, members of neighborhood organization who had been trained in filmmaking and research techniques, dispersed throughout the region recording stories of past grandeur, current struggles, and future aspirations for their communities.
Scribe conceived the Precious Places community history project as a way for neighborhood residents to document the people, buildings, public spaces and landmarks that hold the memory of a community and define where we live.