Project to design, develop, and implement a city-wide computer based program planning, budgeting, and management information system. Project was managed by the Office of Management and Budget.

Creation of office to coordinate city-wide planning and policy development, to review and direct priorities, and to strengthen intergovernmental relations.

Administration Project to obtain, analyze, and provide information upon which Model Cities staff could base management and planning decisions.

The project was designed to enhance the environmental quality of model neighborhoods through improvement and development projects, and housing rehabilitation.

Project to improve and upgrade Pioneer Square lighting, paving, and boat landing consistent with historic preservation criteria for the district.

Project to improve street lighting in a portion of the Southeast Model Neighborhood.

Project to replace septic tanks in Southwest Model Neighborhood with sanitary sewers.

Project funds supplemented Forward Thrust in design and construction of a storm drainage system in North Greenwood.

Project to improve streets and sidewalks in Model Neighborhoods.

Project to assist in acquisition of three greenbelt in Southwest Model Neighborhood.

Project designed to place landscaped traffic diverters in neighborhoods to increase safety and help beautify the areas.

Project for planning community renewal and land use plan for the East Model Neighborhood. Included are minutes, agendas, and other material of the Model Cities Land-Use Review Board.

Project to improve sidewalks, sewers, and lighting, and to move wiring underground in the East Model Neighborhood.

Renewal and restoration project in Leschi to aid and involve residents in housing rehabilitation and improvements.

The Model Cities Program contracted with the Washington State Planning and Community Affairs Agency for the latter to provide orientation for staff, teachers, and citizen participants on the goals, objectives, and history of model cities.

Developed means for Model Neighborhood residents' involvement in planning, monitoring, and directing public service activities in the neighborhoods.

State-funded project for training model neighborhood residents in leadership skills required for effective work on Citizen Participation Task Forces and Advisory Councils.

Correspondence, memoranda, and directives of Walter Hundley, director of the Model Cities Program.

Records regarding neighborhood plan updates.

Director's Records (created by Director Karma Ruder) for the Neighborhood Planning Office, 1994-1999; included are materials relating to the planning process, the NPO's work with other City agencies, and issues faced by the neighborhoods.

The Public Information Officer's records include information on Neighborhood Planning Office programs, material for presentations, and program development information.

Records concerning Seattle neighborhood planning.

Planning records for the delivery of social services in Seattle.

Records created by the director of the Neighborhood Preservation and Development Division of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.

Administrative records of Seattle Neighborhood Service Centers, known as "Little City Halls".