Statewide and regional land-use planning in California
Contributors: Mocine, Corwin R., 1912-1997.; Chall, Malca.; Carpenter, richard, 1913-; Kent, T. J.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Publisher: University of California
Published: 1981
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif
Subjects: Lindsay, Francis C; Wood, Samuel Edgerton, 1905-; MacDougall, William Roderick, 1914-; Heller, Alfred E., 1929-; Jones, Victor, 1909-; Scott, Stanley, 1921-; Knox, John T. 1924-; Press, Bill, 1940-; Weinreb, Ilene, 1931-; Sedway, Paul H. 1930-; Kent, T. J; California. Legislature. Assembly. Interim Committee on Conservation, Planning, and Public Works; League of California Cities; California Tomorrow (Organization); County Supervisors Association of California; San Francisco (Calif.). Dept. of City Planning; People for Open Space; University of California, Berkeley. Institute of Governmental Studies; Planning & Conservation League (Calif.); California. Office of Planning and Research; California. Legislature. Assembly; Regional planning -- California; Environmental policy -- California; Conservation -- California; Regional planning -- California -- San Francisco Bay Area; Land use, Urban -- California; City planning -- California; California -- Politics and government; San Francisco Bay Area (Calif.) -- Planning; Hayward (Calif.) -- Politics and government
Other titles: Statewide and regional land use planning in California; State and Regional Planning Initiatives, 1950-1975.; Berkeley's Academic Community Surveys State and Bay Area Regional Planning Proposals and Programs, 1940-1982.; Four Perspectives on State, Regional, and Local Mandates for Land-Use Planning, 1960-1982.
Description: Interviews conducted 1981-1982 by Malca Chall for the Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library, with individuals involved in state, regional and local land-use planning in California. Volume 1: State and Regional Planning Initiatives, 1950-1975. Interviewees, and titles of interviews, as follows: Francis C. Lindsay. The Assembly Committee on Conservation, Planning, and Public Works Sets a Course Towards Local, Regional, and State Planning; Samuel E. Wood. Administration, Research, and Analysis in Behalf of Environmental Quality; Richard Carpenter. The League of California Cities and the Planning Process; William R. MacDougall. The County Supervisors Association of California and the Planning Process; Alfred E. Heller. California Tomorrow: A Voice for State and Regional Planning. Appended: Photocopies of documentary material supporting the interview. With this, as v. 1A (box): additional documentary material.

Volume 2: Berkeley's Academic Community Surveys State and Bay Area Regional Planning Proposals and Programs, 1940-1982. Interviewees, and titles of interviews, as follows: T. J. Kent, Jr. Professor and Political Activist: A Career in City and Regional Planning in the San Francisco Bay Area. Extensive comments on work as San Francisco city planning director and mayor's deputy for development, and on People for Open Space; Victor Jones. Political Scientist: Observer and Consultant in Metropolitan Governance; Stanley Scott. Author, Editor, and Consultant: A Participant From the Institute of Governmental Studies. Appended: photocopies of documents supporting the interviews. With this as v. 2A (box): additional documentary material.

Volume 3: Four Perspectives on State, Regional, and Local Mandates For Land-Use Planning, 1960-1982. Interviewees, and titles of interviews, as follows: John T. Knox. Bay Area Regional Organization, the Environmental Quality Act, and Related Issues in the California Assembly, 1960-1980. Discusses his role as assemblyman in debate and passage of pertinent laws; Bil Press. From PCL to OPR: A Land-Use Activist, Outside State Government, Moves Inside. Discusses his work as executive director of Planning and Conservation League and as deputy director of Office of Planning and Research; Paul H. Sedway. An Urban Planner Reviews Past Land-Use Planning Programs and considers the future. Primarily re his consulting assignments; Ilene Weinreb. A City Official Analyzes the Impact of State and Local Planning Mandates on Local Government. Discusses her service on several regional governing boards and as Hayward city councilwoman and mayor. Appended: photocopies of documentary material suporting the interviews. With this, as v. 3A (box): additional documentary material. Copies of photographs inserted.
Table of contents: title: Interviews transcribed in vol. 1: Reel 1-5: Francis C. Lindsay; title: Reel 6-12: Samuel E. Wood; title: Reel 13-15: Richard Carpenter; title: Reel 16-18: William R. MacDougall; title: Reel 19-22: Alfred E. Heller; title: Reel 23-28: T.J. Kent, Jr.; title: Reel 29-34: Victor Jones; title: Reel 35-41: Stanley Scott; title: Reel 42-48: John T. Knox; title: Reel 49-51: Bill Press; title: Reel 52-53: Paul H. Sedway; title: Reel 54-56: Ilene Weinreb.; title: Phonotapes: