03032nam a22003857a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023010001700064020003600081020003900117020003500156020003800191020001800229020001800247035002300265035002000288040003400308042000800342043001200350050002100362082002200383100003600405245011000441264003800551300003600589336002600625337002800651338002700679504005100706505165300757650006402410650004802474650005602522650006802578pucpr20251027133548.0120209s2007 mdu bi 001 0 eng  a 2006015237 a0759107556 qcloth : alk. paper a9780759107557 qcloth : alk. paper a0759107564 qpbk. : alk. paper a9780759107564 qpbk. : alk. paper a9780759107557 a9780759107564 a(OCoLC)ocm69020909 a(OCoLC)69020909 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda apcc an-us---00aHT167bS263 200700a307.1/21609732221 aSchmickle, William Edgard1946-14aThe Politics of Historic Districts :ba primer for grassroots preservation. /cWilliam E. Schmickle.htxt aLanham :bAltaMira Press ,c2007. ax, 269 p.bill. ;c23 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aAcknowledgments ix -- Introduction : what d'ya know? 1 -- 1. Before you take another step 5 -- 2. Thinking politically about historic district designation 11 -- 3. How it starts 18 -- 4. A walk through the designation process 24 -- 5. On planning and strategy 36 -- 6. Our strategic line : a community in / within conflict 44 -- 7. Makers, breakers, takers, and shapers : the political field of play 49 -- 8. Leadership and organization 58 -- 9. Working with shapers 65 -- 10 A practical vision 73 -- 11. Thinking politically about design guidelines 82 -- 12. It's personal 87 -- 13. Sticks and stones 93 -- 14. The campaign kickoff 95 -- 15. Community meeting arrangements 101 -- 16. Your community presentation 109 -- 17. FAQs : frequently asked questions 115 -- 18. Thinking politically about Q&A : the moving pattern of opponents' challenges 118 -- 19. Our reframing Q&A strategy 127 -- 20. Answering opposition questions I : from "distrust of them" to the "pivotal shift" 131-- 21. Answering opposition questions II : from the "pivotal shift" to "distrust of us" 145 -- 22. Skirmishing with radical property rightists 159 -- 23. Petition politics 171 -- 24. Reaching out to the opposition 182 -- 25. Moving on to city hall 187 -- 26. Behind the scenes intelligence 193 -- 27. Working with the press 201 -- 28. A civic vision 212 -- 29. The politics of public hearings 218 -- 30. A conversation with a lobbyist 225 -- 31. A checklist for one on one meetings 233 -- 32. Our public hearing presentation 237 -- 33. The politics of compromise 246 -- 34. Winning the vote 254 -- Index 257 -- About the Author 269 -- 0aCity planningzUnited StatesxCitizen participation.2Local 0aPolitics and culturezUnited States.2Local 0aHistoric districtszUnited StatesxPlanning.2Local 0aHistoric preservationxPolitical aspectszUnited States.2Local