A third term? A new leaf? This fall, you decide.

The Road to City Hall

In a few short months, New Yorkers will decide
whether to grant Michael R. Bloomberg a third term as Mayor
or give another candidate a chance to prove his mettle.

The Mayor declined a recent invitation from our coalition to discuss his position
on historic preservation and neighborhood planning issues. 

Where do the other 2009 Mayoral Candidates stand?
Ask them…over coffee and danish!

2009 Mayoral Candidates Breakfasts

Tony Avella

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday, August 12, 2009 City Comptroller WILLIAM C. THOMPSON, JR.* To listen to a recording of William C. Thompson, Jr.'s remarks, click here.
	William C. Thompson, Jr.	The audience

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Thank you to O'Neal's Restaurant (49 West 64th Street)

Co-sponsored by
Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, Historic Districts Council,
LANDMARK WEST!, Municipal Art Society, and The New York Landmarks Conservancy

2009 PRESERVATION PLATFORM

Preservation is Sustainability • Preservation is Neighborhoods • Preservation is an Economic Catalyst
Preservation is Historic Religious Properties • Preservation is an Effective Landmarks Commission

Click here to read the full Preservation Platform, adopted by over 100 civic organizations in all five boroughs
(list in formation).

*To read more about where the candidates (Avella, Bloomberg & Thompson) come out on
preservation and development issues in New York City, please click the following links:

• Historic Districts Council -- Mayoral Candidates at Annual Preservation Conference, March 7, 2009
• Historic Districts Council -- Audio of Candidate Conference Appearance
• Our Town NY -- “The Mayor’s Race: Focus on Housing & Development (scroll to bottom)
• Atlantic Yards Report