Subject: Real costs of deterioration
The Colorado Preservation Alliance has a goal "to collect statistics and other hard data about the real costs of deterioration in terms of capital investment, replacement costs, and the hidden costs of not having access to certain kinds of information (for example, the location of sewer lines, the plans for and photographs of buildings being renovated, land and water records, etc.) as well as the cultural costs." In a hopeful thought, I decided that our volunteer organization might be able to call on the Conservation DistList folks to see if anyone has already done this or even made a good beginning. If one of the academics would like to take this idea for a research paper or article, feel free, but *please* share your results with us. Any help at all would be appreciated since we are a hard-working but small group. Sharon Partridge Jefferson County Public Library 10200 W. 20th Ave. Lakewood, CO 80215 303-232-9507 *** Conservation DistList Instance 7:82 Distributed: Monday, May 16, 1994 Message Id: cdl-7-82-004 ***Received on Thursday, 12 May, 1994