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'> THE LEAGUE }~, 1 """';~/,- OF WOMEN VOTERS r~ .'; . c"", ST. PA UL >, ;......';.;<>._0-..,:"'~. .""ill;'-_,' C/' 150 EATON, SUITE A ST. PAUL, MN 55107 PHONE (612) 222-1215 September 14, 1994 . MEMORANDUM TO: Mayors, Managers, Administrators . FROM: Mary Anderson, Project Coordinator ~\&j}. RE: Landmark Series The League of Women Voters Saint Paul is working with Minnesota Landmarks to produce the public affairs forum, The Landmark Series. I have been asked by the League of Women Voters Saint Paul to coordinate their portion of the work. The . series is planned to be six lectures dealing with urban regional issues. The first will be Friday, October 14 at 4:00 P. M., and the other five are planned for January through May of 1995. This series is an excellent opportunity for city officials to participate with other governmental officials, business groups and citizen groups in a learning/discussion experience focusing on critical urban regional issues. You and all members of your city councils will be receiving an announcement and invitation to each of the lectures which are free and open to the public. The first lecture in the series is cosponsored by the Land Stewardship Project. It will be held in the Weyerhaeuser Auditorium in Landmark Center on Friday, October 14 at 4:00 P. M. The speaker will be Peter Calthorpe, a nationally known architect and planner noted for his environmental approach to community development and urban design. The central focus of his practice is mixed-use master planning with a concern for creating communities which are environmentally soul1d, economically diverse, and socially progressive. I invite and urge you to attend and to encourage other city officials to, also. I look forward to seeing you October 14. . s,~..)n:}:... HI