Co-operative Housing Case Study: administration & correspondence Breslauer, Helen J. This series includes drafts and notes on the initial research proposal, including notes on their research strategy, possible funding, research team meetings and administrative working notes, as well as correspondence and notes regarding the review and evaluation of the research project by the Ministry of Urban Affairs. In addition, this series includes information about contract negotiations as well as a signed copy of the agreement among the Ministry of Urban Affairs, the principal researchers and the Governing Council of the university. The correspondence files include correspondence with the housing cooperative, the Centre for Urban and Community Development, and the Review Committee, Office of the Finally this series includes administrative files detailing personnel and budget and financial management of the research project. 1968-1975 0.13 m of textual records https://discoverarchives.library.utoronto.ca/co-operative-housing-case-study-administration-correspondence 1 Records relating to the study: “Co-operative housing: A case study of decision-making in design and user satisfaction” are restricted for 100 years.