Last July, the Beverly Hills City Council voted to modify the city’s historic preservation ordinance, thereby making it easier to demolish buildings that were at one point deemed “historic.” While the City Council understands this a mark of progress—allowing more real estate money, and therefore more revenue, to flow into the city—historically minded citizens believe the modification places architecturally and historically relevant buildings onto a very slippery slope... — LAist
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allowing more real estate money, and therefore more revenue, to flow into the city
Anything done solely for money is guaranteed to be shit.
"Some of these buildings are more than twenty years old."
-Harris Telemacher, LA Story
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