Trader Vic's(Beverly Hills)fate sealed? Not if we can help it! - General Tiki

ST Swamp Tiki Member The Shadowy Moss Draped South Joined: Feb 08, 2006 Posts: 158	ST Swamp Tiki Posted posted on Wed, Jan 24, 2007 7:33 PM By George, there isn't a state in this Union of States that can rally like Californians once they get stirred up! Organization is the key to success...Get to the Historic Preservation Commission meetings. If a building of historic value is to be demolished it should come up as a topic at these meetings. Depending on who is involved it could be slipped through under the radar...be diligent. Check for verification of historic district boundaries in the area. The Beverly Hilton and Trader Vic's, if not in a nationally recognized district, could be designated as historic landmarks. If so, then they'll show up in the preservation database. Oh yea, inquire when the last historic resource survey was conducted in that part of the county. As for the Eniss Print, how do I get one? I'm supposedly related to F L. Wright.... Anyway, keep up the progress. The California Preservation Office will work with you. Get them involved. I will try get to up with you all on-line on Saturday. I'm EST and have to meet with a building contractor that evening. Sure would like to be out there is person, though. Hang Loose, Swamp

By George, there isn't a state in this Union of States that can rally like Californians once they get stirred up! Organization is the key to success...Get to the Historic Preservation Commission meetings. If a building of historic value is to be demolished it should come up as a topic at these meetings. Depending on who is involved it could be slipped through under the radar...be diligent. Check for verification of historic district boundaries in the area. The Beverly Hilton and Trader Vic's, if not in a nationally recognized district, could be designated as historic landmarks. If so, then they'll show up in the preservation database. Oh yea, inquire when the last historic resource survey was conducted in that part of the county.

As for the Eniss Print, how do I get one? I'm supposedly related to F L. Wright.... Anyway, keep up the progress. The California Preservation Office will work with you. Get them involved. I will try get to up with you all on-line on Saturday. I'm EST and have to meet with a building contractor that evening.

Sure would like to be out there is person, though.

Hang Loose,
Swamp

Post #280784 by Swamp Tiki on Wed, Jan 24, 2007 7:33 PM