There are alternatives to demolishing the Palace Hotel in Ukiah ...Middle East

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A lot of effort is being put into a local campaign to show how decrepit the Palace Hotel, a downtown Ukiah landmark, has become. The historic structure’s current condition is thanks to two owners – one from Marin County and the other a Ukiah motel operator – who over the past three decades have done little to protect the town’s most significant historic building. The City of Ukiah has done a lot of handwringing and taken occasional public action over the decades, but it has aided the Palace’s sharp decline by a largely hands-off policy. Demolition proponents now want to use $6.6 million in taxpayer dollars to tear down the Palace under the guise of a contaminated soil clean-up effort. The ad

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