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1 DODGE STREET - BUILDING JACKETr � -,� . ef- y; . . _ _ .� ,CON of Salem, ffiassar4usjetta Public Propertg Department INmg JRuilbing j9ppartntent One Salem (6reen 745.0213 William H. Munroe Director of Public Property Maurice M. Martineau, Ass't Inspector Inspector of Buildings Edgar J. Paquin, Ass't Inspector Zoning Enforcement Officer John L. LeClerc, Plumbing/Gas Insp. March 22, 1988 Edward J. Luzinski Ute, Polish Legion of American Veterans 25 Hardy Street Salem, MA 01970 RE: Count Pulaski - Plaque Dear Ed: I am so pleased that you have found such an appropriate place as the National Historic Site to display the plaque commemorating Count Casmier Pulaski. What better location than on the Derby Street Waterfront. As you are aware there was some vandalism done to the plaque before it was recovered by this department that you might want to consider having repaired prior to turning it over to Cynthia Pollack. Please advise me of your wishes and when you feel the time is appropriate I will see to the transfer to the Salem Maritime National Historic Site Sincerely 11liam H. Munroe Director of Public Property WHM:bms cc: Mayor Salvo City Council Jean Marie Rochna Cynthia Pollack MASSACHUSETTS STATE DEPARTMENT POLISH LEGION OF AMERICAN VETERANS, U. S. A. March 9 , 1988 25 Hardy Street n Salem, Mass 01970 William Munroe Director of Public Property P City of Salem Salem, Mass 01970 Dear Mr P4un�02 During the restoration of Fort Pickering (1987) a plaque commemorating the arrival of Count Casmier Pulaski (of Poland) to America was mounted on this site. The plaque along with others at Fort Pickering were vandalized and discarded, but was recovered and placed in the custody of the public property department, where it is now. After carefull consideration of the Polish Heritage Committee would like to have the Pulaski plaque placed in an appropriate location along Derby Street waterfront. We have suggested to have it placed along side the two plaques on Central wharf (one is dedicated to the missionaries who went to the South Pacific Islands, the other to Congress- man William Bates. ) In proposing this suggestion to the superintendent of the National Historic Site--Cynthia Pollack she advised me of the new landscaping plans for the Derby Wharf area and would be recepetive to the inclusion of the Pulaski plaque along with the other two. We feel this location would be most appropriate and satisfactory to the local Polish Community. We therefore would like to request that the Pulaski plaque be transfered to the Salem Maritime National Historic Site so that it would be included in the new landscaping plan being comtemplated. Edward J. Iuzinski ' Past State Commander Polish Legion of American Veterans cc Salem City Council Jean Marie Rochna Salem Maritime Site ©ULEUTE STREET PERMIT Nv A4 4 �,conmtll HC � �tf� D� �tt�Erit @Mrr of 3nopertor of Euilbingss Rga„nNF.ate` City H.11, 19 Permission is hereby given to dAlf to occupy for purposes in front of a Z Wd. of sidewalk, of street. `Chis permit is limited to / T 196�-9 subject to the provisions of the ordinances and statutes in r aeon to Streets and the Inspection and Construction of Buildings in the City of Salem. 5 � j Director of Public Services nsp for of Buildings Signature of Applicant Fc3+ zc 4-20.68