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In an email last week to City Councilor Ed Cameron, accompanying the Preservation Trusts’ letter, Stephanie Niketic, a NPT board member, said, "We are, to a person, dumbfounded that this building – so important to the public it was specifically protected by ordinance – could be stripped of historic features, and that the city is once again asked to accept ‘remuneration’ for a zoning violation."