Box 5

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection:

Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection:

Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.

Scope and Contents

Background information about East St. Louis economy, government, and general history of the city.

Scope and Contents

Demographic information about race, labor, population change, unemployment, income, household and more.

Scope and Contents

"Patterns of Community Development by Richard Franklin; "The Context for Planning in East St. Louis"

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection:

Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection:

Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.

Scope and Contents

Survey instruments for interviewing Winstanley Neighborhood residents, institutional stakeholders, and other stakeholders in regards to how bond for deed affects properties and interviewees; in addition to bond for deed, there is a housing survey, interview agendas, guidelines, and notes. Interviews and surveys were conducted, and materials were created for and/or by the Community Planning Workshop.

Scope and Contents

Public service, press release, fact sheets, and other outreach materials to Winstanley/Industry Park Neighborhood Organization (WIPNO) and all East St. Louis residents interested in or involved in bond for deed contracts to engage the community in a Housing Improvement Campaign, a community education and outreach campaign. Also included in this folder are Professor Reardon's personal notes on the impacts of bond-for-deed in East St. Louis

Scope and Contents Documents include existing Illinois state ordinance in regards to regulation of sales of dwelling structure by installment sales contracts and the history of the ordinance, related laws; a proposal for contract for deed reform from Illinois state Senator Rosson; and a memo from the Illinois Governor Jim Edgar's office regarding the legislation put forth by state Representative Wyvetter Younge (D-East St. Louis) specifically to require the seller of real estate property by installment...