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61. Folder 37: Whitelaw Letter 8

Folder 37: Whitelaw Letter 8
Date:
1945-09-07
Description:
Letter to Mayor E. Edward Wehman, Jr. from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding off-street parking plans (Sept. 7, 1945).

62. Folder 39: Mouzon Letter

Folder 39: Mouzon Letter
Date:
1945-09-18
Description:
Letter to Henry P. Staats from Harold A. Mouzon regarding the creating of a special tax district for the purpose of financing the off-street parking plan (Sept. 18, 1945).

63. Folder 39: Holcombe Letter

Folder 39: Holcombe Letter
Date:
1945
Description:
Letter to Robert N.S. Whitelaw from Mrs. E. R. Holcombe regarding parking in Charleston (1945).

64. Folder 39: Clipping

Folder 39: Clipping
Date:
1945-08-28
Description:
Article from the Evening Post entitled "Property Slated for Parking Areas is Appraised" (Aug. 28, 1945).

65. Folder 39: Whitelaw Letter 8

Folder 39: Whitelaw Letter 8
Date:
1945-07-16
Description:
Letter to Maier Triest from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding the Charleston Real Estate Board making an appraisal of the land needed for Off-Street Parking Plan being planned by the Civic Services Committee (July 16, 1945).

66. Folder 39: Off-Street Parking Report

Folder 39: Off-Street Parking Report
Date:
1945-10-19
Description:
"Off-Street Parking for Charleston" by the Civic Services Committee regarding traffic studies (Oct. 19, 1945).

67. Folder 39: Whitelaw Letter 7

Folder 39: Whitelaw Letter 7
Date:
1945-06-29
Description:
Letter to Maier Triest from Robert N.S. Whitelaw regarding off-street parking (June 29, 1946).

70. Folder 39: Parking Plan Procedure Outline

Folder 39: Parking Plan Procedure Outline
Date:
1945-04-18
Description:
"Outline of Procedure in Development of Off-Street Parking Plan" providing property to be acquired, architectural layout, engineering, economics, and legal (April 18, 1945).