The file is a binder that contains proposals written by Harold Spence-Sales to revise the zoning and subdivision by-laws in Central Saanich, British Columbia for urban development projects.

The file is an over sized spiral bound booklet which provides a summary of the Ville de Brossard project that Harold Spence-Sales worked on. Ville de Brossard is a part of the greater Montreal Metropolitan area in Quebec. The booklet discusses population growth in Montreal. The Ville de Brossard project was an urban development project; its construction was meant to create residential and commercial areas for the growing population.

The file is a spiral bound booklet that contains a development review related to the Mount Bruno project in metropolitan Montreal. The development review was put together by Canadian Interurban Properties LTD. The booklet primarily contains maps and images with detailed annotations.

The Canadian Architecture Collection has 7 copies of Canadian Interurban Properties Development Proposals Review 1.

The file contains a sheaf of papers being held together by clips. The contents of the clipped booklet primarily contains hand made drawings-plans that are cartographic in nature. It is likely that Harold Spence-Sales made the drawings. The contents of the file are related to the Castle Downs project that Harold Spence-Sales Worked on in Edmonton Alberta.

The file contains three spiral bound booklets related to the Manor Hill development project in Ottawa as indicated by the title.

The background booklet primarily contains images of maps and cartographic materials with annotations.

The Residential Initial Phase booklet contains pictures of models and sketches of building designs.

The Medical buildings booklet contains contains pictures of models and sketches of building designs as well as blueprints.

The file contains a spiral bound booklet regarding plans for an urban development project in Moncton, New Brunswick. The plans were commercial and residential.

The file contains a sheaf of papers in a duo-tang folder outlining plans for the urban development of Moncton, New Brunswick.

The file is a spiral bound booklet. The topic of the booklet is about population growth in British Columbia, especially the Saanich Peninsula, and the Gulf Islands. The booklet discusses the quality of James Island and initial thoughts on using it to plan for urban development.

The Canadian Architecture Collection has five copies of James Island British Columbia.

The file is a spiral bound booklet. The booklet contains information about the Gault Donation that was made to McGill University. Andrew Hamilton Gault Donated Mont St. Hilaire to McGill University. The booklet discusses the initial plans that McGill had for developing the property.

The Canadian Architecture Collection Has three copies of the Mont St. Hillaire: The Gault Donation booklet.

The file is an over-sized spiral bound booklet. The booklet discusses McGill's master plan to to renovate and improve various buildings and properties owned by the university.

The Canadian Architecture Collection has five copies of the Report to the Senate Committee on Development Planning Matters.