Even the silliest argument against becoming a historical district is a wonderful argument. I live in a historic district and am not allowed to do things that w

Even the silliest argument against becoming a historical district is a wonderful argument. I live in a historic district and am not allowed to do things that would help preserve the house or even to change it back to its original state (unless I have photos of my house circa 1900 to prove it, but who took photos of middle class houses then?). The city busybodies don't have a background in architecture or history and seem to think that the past actually looked like Disney's Celebration, FL. Best of luck to Mark in keeping his own city's troublemakers out of his neighborhood.