John D. Spaeth planning files, 1950-1969.

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John D. Spaeth planning files, 1950-1969.

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The records reflect an incomplete set of Planning Director Files of John Spaeth. The bulk of the records relate to the Central Business District study and the Comprehensive Plan. Population, traffic, transportation are all included in the background information. A report and background information is also included on the town of Alki (part of West Seattle) and the recreational needs of the community, including a study of the natatorium and whether or not it should be replaced.

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Seattle (Wash.). Dept. of Community Development.

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The Department of Community Development (DCD) administered Seattle's comprehensive plan and provided direction and support for Seattle's physical and economic development through community planning. DCD was the lead agency for implementing various types of grant-funded projects, such as the Neighorhood Development Program. DCD was abolished in 1992. From the description of Neighborhood Development Program project applications, 1965-1974. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 530104873 ...

Spaeth, John D.

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Seattle (Wash.). Urban Renewal Program

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Established in 1959 with federal funds to eradicate urban "blighted areas" in the city; administered by the executive department until it was transferred to the Department of Community Development in 1969. From the description of J.P. Willison papers, 1960-1971. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70924989 ...

Seattle Planning Commission

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