City planning

The collection consists of minutes from the first meeting, June 6, 1966, to meeting twenty-five, June 12, 1973; bits of correspondence; memos; copies of the standards used; and a list of committee members.

The collection consists of news clipping files pertaining to various city problems and concerns. These files were compiled by the Duluth, Minnesota Planning and Development Department.

The collection consists of selected department records, records and maps from special projects, and minutes of special commissions and advisory councils.

The collection consists of one volume of maps. The maps were produced through the Real Property survey of Duluth, Minnesota. Official project 65-71-6013. State no. 1-866. W.P.A. project nos. 1619 and 3390.

The collection contains copies of city ordinances, agendas, commission minutes, membership lists and resignation letters, Duluth’s Champion Tree Contest, newspaper clippings, Arbor Day Mayoral Proclamation from May 2, 1997.

The collection consists of by-laws, minutes, correspondence, and reports. It also includes one map produced in 1971 by the Council indicating projected land usage for the Duluth metropolitan area in 1985.

The collection consists of one volume of photocopies of reports prepared by PACE Associates for Reserve Mining Company.

The collection contains many of the black and white photographs that illustrate the Planning Department's 1974 book The Language of Open Space: A Glossary to help you say exactly what you mean.

This collections contains personal and professional papers Walter Vivrett, professor of architecture at the University of Minnesota. .

This collection consists of materials documenting Weiming Lu's extensive professional career as an urban planner in the United States as well as internationally.