[NENA] postings
Paul Grunwald
pgrunwald at comcast.net
Tue Aug 26 22:58:16 EDT 2008
Another unique idea, I suggest you lobby your neighbors and peers and gain
support for your ideas through the established channels in the city and
state for funding.
From: K Cunnar [mailto:HappyKris at msn.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 8:26 PM
To: Paul Grunwald
Subject: Re: postings
Dear Paul,
Also, a thought... The aerial view built over the City street would provide
a way to look out at an enjoyable
scene and see what familiar cars are coming and going from the area. A
suspicious vehicle that doesn't look
familiar would be easy to track from an aerial view with binoculars. What
would attract law enforcement, firemen to use the space directly over the
city street would be a the latte machine and lounge area with
intercom and radio.
I'll take a picture of the bridge at Arroyo Park and have a design made.
I'll ran it passed who and where you suggested. The Dog Park, ha! I tried
to get funding for a Dog
Park at the Balloon Fiesta, but then against it because the sound of Hot Air
Balloons taking off might be a sound pitch too high for dog's ears.
Every community seems to have a Dog Park because popular suddenly. The Hole
at the Balloon Fiesta
because of bickering at the City would be ideal for an outdoor Shakespeare
in the Park because of view
of Golf Course. Zannetti and Winter got the funding. After I get the
design sketch, then I will have better
way to communicate project idea. The area doesn't have a Shakespeare on the
Park. I had the idea which
I already wrote to the City about.
Please see my below article that I wrote to City.
After googling the internet and reading the headlines such as, "Saddam last
stance found in hole in the ground," and headlines such as, "Controlling the
hole in the ground (Washington Political article title), I discovered even
more headlines with the words, "Hole in the ground." Read below article
on how Arizona poked fun at "throwing money in the hole in the ground." I
read the following on the internet.
<http://bp2.blogger.com/_ze9FDIBD6D0/R2mlqWqGo2I/AAAAAAAAAWU/MjnED7Zd9U4/s16
00-h/giant-hole.jpg> "The people behind the Decades Music Theme Park have
decided to shift their focus from a musically themed amusement park to a
proposed 300-acre giant hole in the ground east of I-10 in Eloy, Arizona."
"We figured as long as we are going to have our investors toss their money
in a hole out in the middle of nowhere," said theme park principal Martin
West, "We might as well let other people join in on the fun."
Then, there is the... "Not Just a Hole
in the Ground," which is the woodchuck. And, An Musical rock band
with their Album, entitled, "Burn." Song is entitled, "Hole In The Ground",
and their Music Video by Sister Machine Gun.
Then, there is the following..
<http://dhreno.wordpress.com/2007/06/23/a-new-record-early-season-riding-at-
hole-in-the-ground/> The Hole-in-the-Ground trail is fantastic!
"Last year we couldn't ride Hole-in-the-Ground (one of our favorite rides)
until August because of all the snow - this year's so dry we're already
riding it in June!"
So, the above put all together in a sum is the following: a bad guy found
was found in hole in the ground that Washington tried to Control while
society tried to balance out the tension with laughter, music, theatre and
free interpretations. At the same time becoming better athletes through
mobility, endurance, training and free-style work- outs.
So, there is a reason why there is a Hole in the ground at the Balloon
Fiesta Park, but it has nothing
to do with the Middle East and the U.S. relations with the Middle East.
Just local politics.
So, I had an idea that seemed fitting for building something productive on
"The Hole in the Ground."
The dirt could be covered with a thick foam and a fake grass on top. In the
Center, would be a stage
for Shakespeare Productions. The Hole in the ground could be turned into an
Outdoor theatre for Shakespeare Productions and/or other theatrical
productions. A large half dome could be built on top
making it so that the audience can still look out to see the Golf Course and
Garduno's at one end and
on the other end the Balloon Museum.
This ideal location for an outdoor theatre would be perfect to have during
peak times such as, "Balloon Fiesta," where tourists could enjoy after the
Balloons take off and land a Shakespeare Production. The City
is going to continue to have the necessary checks and balances.
The outdoor theatre would also compliment the area well such as, the easy
crossing the bridge to get
to Garduno's after the play. The year round performances would certainly be
worth the visit across town
if you live across town because the view of the Golf Course is spectacular.
There are several different
interpretations for the word, "Hole in the ground." Some interpretations of
"Hole in the ground" are more comical and not tragic. In theatre, there is
and ebb and flow creating an unstuck feeling in the
stagnant. Theatre is for everybody.
----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Grunwald <mailto:pgrunwald at comcast.net>
To: 'K Cunnar' <mailto:HappyKris at msn.com>
Cc: Members at noreste.org ; 'Nor Este <mailto:board at noreste.org> Neighborhood
Association Board' ; 'Winter, Brad D.' <mailto:BWinter at cabq.gov>
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 7:08 PM
Subject: RE: postings
The board listserve states here:
http://noreste.org/mailman/listinfo/board_noreste.org "This mailing list
serves the board of the Nor Este Neighborhood Association. It includes the
executive board and the committee members." Non-board members are not
eligible to subscribe to the this list.
To reiterate - you are not allow to post to the board list, your mails will
be rejected. The board list is for the elected members only. The members
list is open and all people on the board are subscribers to the members list
as well. I saw that you subscribed tonight, you are welcome to post to the
member's list. It is not moderated so be prepared to get unfiltered
responses from your neighbors and peers.
Your idea about a raised, pexi-glass café for Cops, Fireman, Sheriff,
Administration, etc. is unique. I suggest that you contact the author of
this article at the city: http://www.cabq.gov/aes/s2urban.html and suggest
your idea.
Be advised, it has taken nearly 6 years to get the dog park and the new
skate park construction funded by the city and state and underway. There
are millions left to be funded to complete the current planned work. You
may want to consider throwing your energy being some of the current efforts
rather than new and elaborate (expensive???) ideas. At the end of the day,
you may have more to show for your efforts.
Regards,
P.
From: K Cunnar [mailto:HappyKris at msn.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 7:48 PM
To: Paul Grunwald
Subject: Re: postings
Dear Paul,
The listserv states all members may post. I have a great idea based on some
threads that I read
on the postings regarding increased police visibility and reduced crime (car
thefts, car break in-s which
cause people to loose sleep at night and insurance rates to increase).
I read on the post that building a doughnut shop nearby Corono 20 Fire
Station would work. Well, I drove
by the area and directly across the street the lots are filled up! So,
welcome to 21st Century modern
design which makes use of max space available by building off the ground
directly above City Street a small
pexi-glass café for Cops, Fireman, Sheriff, Administration, etc... So, that
when a person drives passed
directly under Wyoming to get to Nor Este passed the Fire Station, the cops
etc.. will be relaxing, hanging
out doing their police reports with an aerial view (built 30 feet up) of
surroundings with solar lights for
max use without electrical wiring.
To build: Place rods adjacent to Fire Station fixed into concrete. This is
the anchor. Place steal beams
connecting to anchor fixed on median (looks like a glass, encased bridge).
Install flooring. Encase with
plexi glass. Put Solar panels on top of plexi to get direct sunlight. (the
light may be dimmed for night), to
allow Firemen etc... to sleep, relax and star out into the twinkling lights.
It is like William Woodsworth, the poet who sat on top of a hill overlooking
the city lights, in giving the community's patrol a place to go
hang out that is enjoyable and next to the Fire Station. Police, Fire man
hang out would have intercom
to connect to main Corona Fire Station. This cost might be negotiated
instead of building an add on
to the park. We could enlist the assistance of area skilled workers and
designers because any crook
etc... would have to drive passed the overlook where "Police/Fire Club
House," in neon lights (similar to the decorative neon lights on Central
next to Nob Hill, or something would be a sign
outside. The walkway/café would have an expresso and late machine, so on
duty and off duty officers
would make their own latte, expresso and have a place to write reports.
This structure would serve
to ward off potential threats to the area in car theft by making the police
very visible. If successful,
then perhaps open to public for public consumption. Private vendor to make
lattes, etc...
Wooden or concrete stairwell that is easy to walk up.
There is an Architect living in Nor Este and had home featured in Real
Estate guide. This new concept would
become instantly popular due to more multi-million dollar homes in area
having their property values increased, as well as all other homes. This
new design concept offers better police visibility that would
strengthen ties to community and work to keep out thieves, crime, etc....
It would be an indication as a place not to go if a crook. The advantages
of having an aerial view
is that the police could shine light on any troubled area, have binoculars
to do periodic checks from aerial
view up above surrounding neighborhood, which would assist to radio patrol
on duty in patrol car as where
thief, criminal etc.. was running to or was at in the area. This would be a
great way for the police to keep
an eye on things in the area and love to go hang out in! Spectacular view of
mountains!!!
This design was inspired by European designs of café's built over city water
which could be built over instead
of city water, city street. For an example of bridge concept (just add
plexi- glass surrounding),
at the Arroyo Park behind Oakland street there is a bridge that allows
people to get from one side of arroyo
to another. The railing is turquoise. Now, imagine that bridge built 30
feet up next to Fire Station connecting
side of Fire Station with median which would make the café/bridge built
directly over city street. Just put
plexi glass around bridge and install solar panel on top!!!
----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Grunwald <mailto:pgrunwald at comcast.net>
To: 'K Cunnar' <mailto:HappyKris at msn.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 4:02 PM
Subject: RE: potholes
For the third time, only board member are allow to post the board mailing
list no matter what the subject.
-- "A man with a gun is a citizen. A man without a gun is a subject."
John R. Lott
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[mailto:mailman-bounces at server7.namecheaphosting.com] On Behalf Of K Cunnar
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 2:04 PM
To: board-owner at noreste.org
Subject: re: potholes
Dear Board,
I believe in error that I was not allowed to post about potholes?
How about? I'm creating a book of pictures on potholes in our area to give
to City Council Member Winter.
Potholes are a nuisance that cause accidents. Potholes need to be repaired.
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