{"value"=>"<p>The <em render=\"underline\">Jamaica Coordinating Council</em> on Urban Renewal and Neighborhood Conservation was founded in 1962 to oppose an urban renewal project, the Jamaica Pilot Plan, which proposed to redevelop the dilapidated South Road neighborhood in Queens as an industrial zone. The Council's files consist of minutes, mailing lists and miscellaneous financial documents, an address by Guinier entitled \"Implications of the Jamaica Pilot Plan to Homeowners and Residents of Hollis, St. Albans and South Jamaica\", correspondence and printed matter. The correspondence includes letters from citizens' groups and from civic and blocks associations and correspondence with city officials including a letter from Mayor Robert Wagner to Myrtle Taylor, secretary of the Council. The printed matter file contains calls to meetings, fact sheets, membership mailings, the Council's newsletter, agendas, community evaluation sheets, conference and workshop materials, reports, and materials from member organizations.</p>"}