Series 27857

Department of Community and Economic Development Agenda for the Eighties reports, 1980.

0.20 cubic foot

These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.

Historical Note

See history of the records' creator.

Summary of Records

These reports are presented to Governor Scott M. Matheson by the Agenda for the Eighties Steering Committee, consisting of prominent business people, civic leaders, and legislators.

Scope and Content

These reports are presented to Governor Scott M. Matheson by the Agenda for the Eighties Steering Committee, consisting of prominent business people, civic leaders, and legislators. The Governor's objective was to identify problems and policies necessary for growth in the coming decade. The full Agenda for the Eighties Commission had 106 individuals, including at least three from each county. They were responsible for 39 public hearings held July 9, 1980 to solicit comments and engage the public. These comments were then incorporated in the work of the various task forces: Growth, Natural Resources, Social Services and Health, Education and Cultural Resources, and Public Services and Facilities.

Arrangement

Numerical by volume number

Access Restrictions

This series is classified as Public.

Use Restrictions

These records are available for reproduction and use.

Preferred Citation

Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.

Acquisition Information

These records were acquired from the creating agency through established retention schedules.

Indexing Terms

Container List

BoxFolderDateDescription
111980 Dec 9Volume 1: Summary Report
121980 Dec 9Volume II: Task Force on Growth
131980 Dec 9Volume III: Task Force on Natural Resources
141980 Dec 9Volume IV: Task Force on Social Services and Health
151980 Dec 9Volume V: Task Force on Education and Cultural Resources
161980 Dec 9Volume VI: Task Force on Public Services and Facilities - Part I
171980 Dec 9Volume VII: Task Force on Public Services and Facilities - Part II