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...January, the planning board passed on the Carlson plan, recommending instead a flexible height cap that would range from 45 to 85 feet and allowed for construction of student dormitories...
...neighbors’ list of demands—dubbed the Carlson petition after its chief proponent, local filmmaker Cob Carlson—call for primarily residential zoning and serious height restrictions, including a limit of 20 to 24 feet on a controversial, Harvard-owned plot. The University hopes to expand on the 880 Memorial Drive site, which it currently leases to Mahoney’s Garden Center...
Early in 2000, Harvard announced plans to build a modern art museum on the Mahoney’s site, a project which met vehement neighborhood opposition. According to Riverside activist Cob Carlson, at an early meeting one resident declared, “If you build it, we’re going to bomb...
Some have already voiced strong support of some form of the Carlson petition, which is in essence designed to maintain the status quo—a small structure which primarily serves residents...
...drawing a distinction between Clinton and Bush, Carlson stated, "Clinton revered CEOs; they now appear regularly in televised perp walks." Is she serious? Has she ever heard of Enron chairman Kenneth Lay and his long-standing, cozy relationship with Dubya? The Bush Administration reveres CEOs and corporate America more than any prior Administration. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have permitted the corporate heads of the energy industry to secretly influence government policy in that area and to date have refused oversight requests for accountability. During the Clinton Administration, this behavior was called scandalous. RICHARD IAN DERFLER Wyckoff...