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A convention "to take into consideration the political situation in Louisiana and to petition for relief from the Kellogg usurpation. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Consists of "Report submitted to the Municipal Survey Commission by the Bureau of Municipal RTesearch of New York City" (p. [55]-278) preceded by letter of transmission and final recommendations addressed to the Commission Council of the city of New Orleans by the Municipal Survey Commission, and "Personnel and employment (the civil service) Report of the study made by the secretary, to the Municipal Survey Commission". ; Mode of access: Internet.

In order to better understand the effects of condominium conversions, this study explores the nature and extent of the conversion trend, and its social impacts on the Vieux Carré neighborhood. The increasing number of conversions in the Vieux Carré, also known as the French Quarter, has been the focus of recent controversy and has been perceived by many residents as a threat to the viability of the historic district as a neighborhood. Long-term Vieux Carré residents and neighborhood organizations have expressed fears that the converted rental units are being used as short-term rentals to tourists or second homes, which may be contributing to the decline of the neighborhood's residential base. As a framework for understanding the social impacts of condominium conversions in the Vieux Carré neighborhood, this study includes a review of the literature on neighborhood change, neighborhood health, and neighborhood attachment. Since the issue of condominiums is intertwined with the ongoing research on tourism in this historic district, a review of the literature on condominium conversion, tourism impacts and the Vieux Carré also is included. In addition, this study contains the results of a mail survey of occupants of converted condominium units in the Vieux Carré. While survey respondents report formal and informal participation in the neighborhood, only half of the occupants (53%) of the converted units consider the Vieux Carré as their primary residence or are registered to vote in New Orleans. Although many condominium residents do exhibit a sense of neighborhood attachment, half are not present in the neighborhood on a full-time basis; therefore, they have limited opportunities to participate politically on behalf of the neighborhood. The findings of the survey suggest the social impacts of the condominium conversion in the Vieux Carré are likely to contribute to the decline of the neighborhood.

Laws and ordinances relating to health and sanitation of the city of New Orleans: 1906-1907 ; 1906/07-1908/09 include also: Report of the Board of Health of the City of Shreveport, 1907-1909. ; 1900/01-1908/09 include also: Report of the Board of Health of the City of New Orleans, 1900/01-1908/09. ; Report year irregular. Report for 1866-1867 covers period from June 1, 1866 to Jan. 31, 1867; that for 1867, from Jan. 31 to Dec. 31, 1867. The "Annual report.for.1882" covers the period from Jan. 1, 1882 to July 1, 1883. ; No reports published, 1861-1865, 1868, 1876. ; Laws and ordinances relating to health and sanitation of the city of New Orleans: 1906-1907 ; 1906/07-1908/09 include also: Report of the Board of Health of the City of Shreveport, 1907-1909. ; 1900/01-1908/09 include also: Report of the Board of Health of the City of New Orleans, 1900/01-1908/09. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Found also in Louisiana Legislative documents, 1857- .

At head of title: United States Department of labor. Frances Perkins, secretary. Division of labor standards. Verne A. Zimmer, director. ; Mode of access: Internet.