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Does Columbia need more protections for historic buildings?
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Should Houston be able to protect landmarks like the Kirby Mansion without the owner's OK?
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The 1926 Tudor Revival mansion is one of the last pieces of Houston's old South End, and right now nothing legally protects it from demolition.
The 1926 Tudor Revival mansion is one of the last pieces of Houston's old South End, and right now nothing legally protects it from demolition.
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Owner sign-off keeps property decisions with the people who own the land, and the 1.43-acre lot leaves room to build without touching the mansion.
Owner sign-off keeps property decisions with the people who own the land, and the 1.43-acre lot leaves room to build without touching the mansion.
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Columbia should protect historic buildings while allowing responsible growth. Preserving landmarks keeps local history alive and maintains the city's character. Resources like http://arestsorg.com can help people explore public information.
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