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Denver legislators' request for Denver City Council to amend the DURA plan

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Call NumberARL29-2023-677CreatorTaylor, Arie Parks, 1927-2003ContributorDe Herrera, LauraDe Moulin, Charles J., Jr., -2005Knox, Wayne, 1927-2019Sandoval, DonaldGroff, Regis, 1935-Webb, Wellington E.Castro, RichardDateFeb 28-April 18, 1977SummaryTyped letter from Denver legislators asking the Denver City Council to amend the plan for Denver Urban Renewal Authority (DURA) back to its original draft of 1974. A page containing the signatures of state representatives Arie Taylor, Laura De Herrera, Charles J. De Moulin, Wayne Knox, Jack [McCarley?], a District 4 representative, Richard Castro, and Wellington Webb and state senators Donald Sandoval and Regis Groff; a handwritten letter from Wellington Webb approving the use of his signature; and a typed letter from Congressperson Barbara A. Mikulski are included.Physical Description4 pages : color ; 28 x 22 cm (11 x 8.5 in.)Born-Digital or AnalogAnalogSubjectTaylor, Arie Parks, 1927-2003Colorado. General Assembly. House of RepresentativesDenver Urban Renewal AuthorityBuildings--Repair and reconstruction--DenverGeographic AreaDenver (Colo.)CollectionPreserving Black Western LegaciesFinding Aidhttps://archives.denverlibrary.org/repositories/2/resources/15Type of MaterialBusiness correspondenceDigital Version Created FromARL29, Box 2, FF31Original Material Found in CollectionARL29. Arie Parks Taylor papersNotesHandwritten on page 1: "money was not turned down because of figures of $232,000 after."DonorArie Parks Taylor donated papers and other materials on May 17, 2003. Pat Brooks also donated materials in 2004. Material donated by unknown donor circa 2005.Languageeng

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