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Carmel Citizens Committee Collection
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Description
This collection contains newspaper clippings, correspondence, meeting minutes, membership lists, election information, and bylaws for the Carmel Citizens Committee. The Committee, a non-profit organization founded in 1959, whose main purpose was to protect the scenic, cultural and residential character of the Carmel area by stimulating active citizen interest and participation in community affairs.
Background
The Carmel Citizens Committee was a non-profit organization, incorporated on December 11, 1959, that preceded the Carmel Residents Association. The corporation had three purposes: 1) To foster, protect and preserve so far as possible the well-known and priceless scenic, cultural and predominantly residential character of the Carmel area by stimulating active citizen interest and participation in community affairs, 2) To render assistance on a non-partisan basis to the public officials of the City of Carmel and the County of Monterey in their support of the objectives of the Carmel Citizens Committee, and 3) To foster and promote, through public education the purposes and objectives of the Carmel Citizens Committee.
Extent
4 archival boxes
Restrictions
The Henry Meade Local History Room, Harrison Memorial Library does not hold copyright to these items. Permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder by the user.
Availability
Materials are open for research.