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Re: “New Pressure on Old Buildings in the Queen City”
This is America; private property ownership is a right, not a privilege. Theoretically people also have the right to order and dispose of their property as they see fit. From the sounds of this article, the historical designation seems like more of a burden on an owner than any sort of 'privilege'.