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Even though I am getting my Master's in Architecture and Historic Preservation (and just read a zillion court cases about land use which reminded me why I didn't go to law school), those stone cottages weren't in that great condition. I remember seeing them when my sister went to UF, and then again when I thought I might live in Beaty (late 90s).
There is a court case that covers the rights of not-for-profit organizations in regards to the historic districts, and if that holds true for Alachua, the preservationists have a good tool in this battle. If it's in a historic district, the sorority might have a problem on their hands.
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