The file contains information related to the sale of 578 Beatty Street; Earl Filers property.The file also has records regarding the structural conditions and transformation of 1107 W. 7th Avenue into a residential dwelling. The file is titled, "Chokilt Park agreements". Chokilt Park is the name of a the park-area where the 1107 W. 7th avenue property is located.

The file contains a hand drawn map related to the Castle Downs project.

The title of the file is Marika's letters, but this does not accurately reflect the content. The file contains drawings, maps and notes for planning projects on Genstar stationary. The projects and their location are not identified. The client for the projects in the file is Houthuesen.

The file contains information about Harold Spence-Sales membership in the Community Planning Association of Canada. The file has membership fee applications, copies of reports and upcoming events sent by the association to Harold Spence-Sales.

The file contains a description of the floor model plan for one of Harold Spence-Sales parks exhibitions.

The file contains a booklet of printed sketches. The sketches are of various landmarks and buildings located in Setp-Iles Nova Scotia. Every sketch in the booklet is annotated with the title of the location or landmark and 58 N.S is written next to each one. The name of the artist who drew the sketches has not been identified.

The file contains what appear to be projection slides in plastic sleeves. The back of the slides are annotated with locations and landmarks. The slides are related to the Greater Vancouver Regional District development project.

File is empty.

The file is a binder that holds 10 sheets of slide-transparencies related to a project that Harold Spence-Sales worked on in Edmonton, Alberta'. The Enoch are a Cree First Nations People. The binder includes a map indicating where photos were taken.

The file contains one map with areas marked off for planting trees.