South End Urban Renewal Newsletter # 1, October 10, 1961
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There are 288 structures and 83 vacant lots, with 204 reported vacant living units and an estimated unreported vacant figure of an additional 100. 41.5% of the residents have lived in the area for 10 or more years. Figures also indicated that the area is a low or low-moderate income area with only 11.6% of families having an income of $100 per week or more, and 28.3% having an income of $70 per week or more.
This survey information was reported to the South End Associates in full detail. It was... agreed that it should be presented to the people of the area in a newsletter. In view of the findings, it would appear clear that the Castle Square area cannot be rehabili- tated. To insure that people in the area would have facts and not rumors, it was agreed that the BRA staff, in consultation with the South End Associates, would prepare and distribute a newsletter outlining the major findings of the surveys.
Next Steps In cooperation with the South End Associates, BRA staff is pre- par ing 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are 288 structures and 83 vacant lots, with 204 reported vacant living units and an estimated unreported vacant figure of an additional 100. 41.5% of the residents have lived in the area for 10 or more years. Figures also indicated that the area is a low or low-moderate income area with only 11.6% of families having an income of $100 per week or more, and 28.3% having an income of $70 per week or more.
This survey information was reported to the South End Associates in full detail. It was... agreed that it should be presented to the people of the area in a newsletter. In view of the findings, it would appear clear that the Castle Square area cannot be rehabili- tated. To insure that people in the area would have facts and not rumors, it was agreed that the BRA staff, in consultation with the South End Associates, would prepare and distribute a newsletter outlining the major findings of the surveys.
Next Steps In cooperation with the South End Associates, BRA staff is pre- par ing 1.
What to read after South End Urban Renewal Newsletter # 1, October 10, 1961?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston Redevelopment Authority to read onlineMoreLess
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