Austin Improv

No building in the Warehouse District (with the exception of the Spaghetti Warehouse building above) is landmarked. It is one of the most vibrant parts of downtown but could fall victim to its own success as development pressure increases on the intact cluster of adaptively re-used historic buildings and their warehouse dock streetscape.

The area is the original entertainment (red-light) district of Austin (called 'guytown'), and before that was the original Mexican section of town (called simply 'Mexico') and represents an important touchstone to our insdustrial past as well. The buildings range in age from ~50-120 years old.

Please consider taking a quick moment to sign (anonymously if you wish) this online petition:

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/save-t ... e-district

A proposal that would encourage preservation of the district intact is going to Council next Thursday, August 20th.

Sincere thanks,
Michael McGill

Signed

Signed.

Thank you for your diligence in these matters, McGill.

I signed it, but do we have to actually save Spaghetti Warehouse?

this includes C&C music factory, ya'll.

SIGN IT!

Check out McGill's interview on this very subject here:

http://downtownaustin.wordpress.com/200 ... ct-part-2/

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http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase ... d%3A841905


Petition in support of the plan being put forth by the city's own consultants:
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/save-t ... e-district

Signed!