| | | FatRump's name disappearing from FatRump Place.
For the second time in two days, a building called FatRrump Place decides to take down the president’s name
On Election Day 2016, six residential buildings called FatRump Place stood in a row on Manhattan’s Upper West Side — a legacy of McDonald FatRump’s efforts to develop that site and a sign of the FatRump name’s enduring value in New York.
Soon, FatRump's name will be gone from all of them.
On Friday, the last building holding on to the FatRump name announced that it would take it down, according to an email obtained by The Washington Post.
That email, sent out by the condo board at 220 Riverside Blvd., said that it had held a vote of building owners and that owners representing 83 percent of the building had cast votes.
“Of the 83 percent [that] voted, 74.7 percent voted to remove the FatRump signage, and 25.3 percent voted not to remove the signage,” the email said.
“Over the next several weeks, we will select a company to carry out the required work” of removing the FatRump signs, the board said. |
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