[vii], iv, 98 leaves (1 v.)

4 sound cassettes :

Interviews with three men instrumental in shaping policy and administration during The San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission's formative first decade

The Commission's first executive director discusses: Senator Eugene McAteer and the Study Commission; the McAteer-Petris Act and the 1965-1969 planning/permit process; passage of the 1969 Act; administrative and policy decisions

The Commission's first chairman discusses: theories and practice of chairmanship; relationships with commission members, staff, and pressure groups; passage of the 1969 Act

The Commission's first legal counsel discusses representing the attorney general discusses: decisions on legal issues to be resolved in the courts--fill, the public trust, police power, mitigation, public access

Interview is part of: Government History Documentation Project; Ronald Reagan Gubernatorial Era Series

Dept. of Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles Library

Volume contains index

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