Subject files, 1935-1975.

University of Wisconsin System

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Wisconsin. Dept. of Resource Development.

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Wisconsin. State Planning Division

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The State Planning Division of the Bureau of Engineering (WIHV89-A419) was created in 1951 (Chapter 397, Laws of 1951) to succeed the State Planning Board (WIHV86-A39). In 1959 its functions were absorbed by the newly-created Department of Resource Development (WIHV86-A114) (Chapter 442, Laws of 1959). Among the division's duties were coordinating local planning agencies; gathering and publicizing planning information; cooperating with the Conservation Commission (WIHV86...

Wisconsin. State Planning Board

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Legislation of 1935 created the State Planning Board as an independent agency to succeed the State Regional Planning Committee (Laws of 1935, Chap. 165) (see WIHV87-A1628). The Board was composed of one member each from the Public Service Commission, the Tax Commission, the Department of Agriculture and Markets, and the Board of Control; two representatives from the University of Wisconsin; three citizens appointed by the Governor; the State Chief Engineer; the State Hea...

Wisconsin. Division of State-Local Affairs

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The Division was established within the Dept. of Local Affairs and Development (see WIHV86-A1748) when the new department was created in 1967. In 1978, the Division ended as its two bureaus were elevated in status to become the Division of Community Development (see WIHV85-A895) and the Office of Research and Policy Analysis (see WIHV85-A892). The Division of State-Local Affairs provided technical assistance to local governments, serving as a clearinghouse for data on st...