The email below was sent to Sharon Conard-Wells, Brian Schlitzer, Kathy Goshtigian as well as the folks who have signed up for the Westfield Lofts Tenants Group already. Had to submit this way as the original email with the photo in it didn't translate through.
Chris
From: Westfield Lofts Tenants [mailto:westfieldloftstenants@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2007 9:56 AMTo: westfieldloftstenants@gmail.comSubject: [Welcome to Westfield Lofts Tenants Community.] Adjacent Lot
Good Morning Sharon, Brian, Kathy and Others.
We were wondering what the plan is for the lot on Westfield Street that is part of the building to be renovated after the townhouses go up. This lot looks horrific and reflects poorly on Westfield Lofts as well as the neighborhood. There is trash, a large rusted barrel, broken glass, a fruit juice container that has god knows what in it as well as weeds growing all over (in some places over three feet in height). While at the West Elmwood Neighborhood meeting the other night, one of the topics that came up is abandoned properties and how they reflect poorly on the neighborhood as well as foster criminal activities. Abandoned lots and un-kept property endorses illegal activity by suggesting neighborhood complacency . This lot is very inviting to transients and on at least one occasion recently, an older homeless man was seen walking through this very lot on his way to the dumpster. If this lot is cleaned up, not only would it add a more positive appearance for Westfield Lofts, but may also offer more parking spaces until the building is renovated.
A written follow up would be greatly appreciated. I will attach one photo only due to the size. I have others available if interested in seeing.
Thanks.
Westfield Lofts Tenants Group.
Good Morning Sharon, Brian, Kathy and Others.
We were wondering what the plan is for the lot on Westfield Street that is part of the building to be renovated after the townhouses go up. This lot looks horrific and reflects poorly on Westfield Lofts as well as the neighborhood. There is trash, a large rusted barrel, broken glass, a fruit juice container that has god knows what in it as well as weeds growing all over (in some places over three feet in height). While at the West Elmwood Neighborhood meeting the other night, one of the topics that came up is abandoned properties and how they reflect poorly on the neighborhood as well as foster criminal activities. Abandoned lots and un-kept property endorses illegal activity by suggesting neighborhood complacency . This lot is very inviting to transients and on at least one occasion recently, an older homeless man was seen walking through this very lot on his way to the dumpster. If this lot is cleaned up, not only would it add a more positive appearance for Westfield Lofts, but may also offer more parking spaces until the building is renovated.
A written follow up would be greatly appreciated. I will attach one photo only due to the size. I have others available if interested in seeing.
Thanks.
Westfield Lofts Tenants Group.
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