This poor country mouse doesn't understand what the follow-up  messages in
this thread had to do with this original message.  This poor fellow is just
trying to get his place cleaned up and rid or unwanted rodents.  He is
obviously not a native of this country and doesn't seem to understand what
he did wrong.  Nor do I!!!!!  Is it illegal to pull weeds and get rid of
historic rodents in that crazy city?  Please explain.  Ruth




At 10:53 PM -0400 10/8/02, Met History wrote:
NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission
Application form for work on designated properties
Docket #03-1533, filed 9/3/2002, referencing Warning Letter 03-0200

[In clear, firm script]

Dear Sirs
I'm deeply sorry and regred that I don't know that I have offend the
Landmarks Law.
The reason that I am doing the bricks work: the old bricks wall is started
falling down as you know that this is a 80 years old house its needs to
repairs and maintence, all the grasses in the garden dirty and grow all
over wnd with many mouseholes and the mise running all over all the time,
to have a better living condition.  I have not choice but to stop it by
putting a solid ground and dip out all the dirty floor and grasses.

This is a first time that I doing joy on my house without the Landmarks
permission.I should apply the permiss from the Landmarks office to do any
works in the future.

Please forgive this time of without knowing the Landmarks Law.

Yours early response I shall be highly appreciated. Thanks!

You faithfully,

Yew Keon Tan
37-26 79th Street
Jackson Heights, NY

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