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Map recto showing property ownership and land use for the area bounded by Oak Street, Yukon Street, Broadway, and 13th Avenue. Base map shows streets and topographical contour lines.

Map verso showing notes regarding consolidation of schools and zoning.

Item is a map showing conditions of buildings by type for the area bounded by French Street, Oak Street, 71st Avenue, and S.W. Marine Drive.

Item is the legend accompanying LEG1209.1.1.

Item is a map annotated to show building value for the area bounded by Granville Street, Oak Street, 70th Avenue, and S.W. Marine Drive. Base map shows streets and block numbers.

Item is a map annotated to show property ownership type for the area bounded by Granville Street, Oak Street, 70th Avenue, and S.W. Marine Drive. Base map shows streets and block numbers.

Item is a map annotated to show land value for the area bounded by Granville Street, Oak Street, 70th Avenue, and S.W. Marine Drive. Base map shows streets and block numbers.

Item is a map annotated to show land value for the area bounded by Granville Street, Oak Street, 70th Avenue, and S.W. Marine Drive. Base map shows streets and block numbers.

Part is side one of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 1 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at City Hall Council Chambers. Private citizens and community representatives express opposing or favourable views of the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side one of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 10 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 9:30 at City Hall Committee Room One. Private citizens, party representatives, community representatives, union representatives, Charles Wheller (former mayor of Kansas City/former Vancouver alderman), express opposing views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 10 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 1:30 pm at City Hall. Private citizens, party representatives, and community representatives express favourable/opposing views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process. Dr. Charles Wheeler (former mayor of Kansas) returns to clarify some details. A member of the Japanese Community Volunteers Association speaks in favour of the ward system. A representative of the Downtown Vancouver Association also speaks in favour of the ward system. The president of the Citizens Council of Civic Development speaks in favour of implementing the plebicite. Jane Rittenhouse also speaks in favour of a partial (not full) ward system. A representative on behalf of Lower Mainland Council of the Canadian Association Of Industrial, Mechanical and Allied Workers presents in favour of the ward system.

Part is side one of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 11 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 9:30 at City Hall Council Chambers. Politicians, aldermen, council members, and party/community representatives express favourable and opposing views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process. Gordon Campbell speaks in favour of the ward system for electing council members, and an at large system for electing the mayor. Alderman Mike Harcourt also speaks in favour of the ward system. Alderman Marguerite Ford speaks in opposition to the ward system. Alderman Darlene Marzari speaks in favour of the ward system. Alderman Harry Rankin argues in favour of a ward system. Alderman Bernice Girard argues in opposition of the ward system.

Part is 500 feet of side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 11 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at City Hall Council Chambers. Politicians, aldermen, council members, and party/community representatives express favourable/opposing views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process. Alderman Little speaks in favour of the at large system.

Part is the end of side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 12 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at City Hall Council Chambers. Politicians, party/community representatives, and members of the public express favourable views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 4 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 8:00 pm at the Mt. Pleasant Community Centre. Private citizens argue in favor of a ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side one of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 2 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 9:30 am at City Hall Council Chambers. Party and community representatives express opposing or favorable views of the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process. Art Phillips presents his thoughts in favor of the ward system. Part also contains a brief from a COPE representative.

Part is side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 2 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 1:30 pm at City Hall Council Chambers. Private citizens and community/party representatives express opposing or favorable views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side one of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 3 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at the Killarney Community Centre. Private citizens, and party/community representatives express favorable views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 5 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at the Kitsilano Community Centre. Private citizens, and party/community representatives express favorable views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side one of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 6 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at the West End Community Centre. Private citizens and party/community representatives express favorable views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 7 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at the Hastings Community Centre. Private citizens and party/community representatives express favorable views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side one of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 8 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at the Marpole-Oakridge Community Centre. Private citizens and party/community representatives express favorable and opposing views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Part is side two of an audio tape containing a recording of hearing no. 9 of the Governmental Review Commission that happened at 7:30 pm at the Kerrisdale Community Centre. Private citizens and party/community representatives express favorable views on the ward system in Vancouver's municipal election process.

Annotations show date of construction of buildings for the area bounded by Nanaimo Street, Jellicoe Street, S.E. Marine Drive, and Kent Avenue. Base map shows the area bounded by Knight Street, Elliott Street, East 61st Avenue, and the North Arm of the Fraser River.

Annotations show date of construction of buildings for the area bounded by Jellicoe Street, Boundary Road, S.E. Marine Drive, and Kent Avenue. Base map shows the area bounded by Jellicoe Street/Fraserview Golf Course, Boundary Road, 61st Avenue, and the North Arm of the Fraser River.

Sheet is annotated to show the boundary of Area 'H' for the Vancouver Redevelopment Study.

Sheet shows date of construction of buildings for the area bounded by Beach Avenue, Hastings Street, Lagoon Drive, and Burrard Street. A dotted line runs along a portion of the map, but the significance of the line is unknown. An annotation at the right edge of the map reads: "other half of "Age of buildings" map."

Sheet shows date of construction of buildings for the area bounded by Burrard Street, Main Street, Water Street, and the north shore of False Creek. A dotted line runs along a portion of the map, but the significance of the line is unknown.