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2000: December 15, 2000 Email, MOB personnel matter, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 86, Item RG01.04.2.110
2000: Draft Presentation Outline for Community Leaders, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 87, Item RG01.04.2.111
2000: June 18, 2000 Vision for the Boulevard, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 70, Item RG01.04.2.094
2000: May 11, 2000 Email, Vision Plan Presentation, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 67, Item RG01.04.2.091
2000: May 23, 2000 Virginia Historical Society to Melissa Haines, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 68, Item RG01.04.2.092
2000: November 29, 2000 Email, Boulevard Vision, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 83, Item RG01.04.2.107
2000: October 1, 2000 City of Richmond Planning Commission, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 79, Item RG01.04.2.103
2000: October 30, 2000 MOB Income Statement, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 82, Item RG01.04.2.106
2000: October 3, 2000 Agecroft, Wilton, and Virginia House MOB Membership, 2000 Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 80, Item RG01.04.2.104
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