While Moreland Community Association advocated for the development of the Styche-Hisaka Plan, they also played a valuable role in hosting public forums and documenting residents' opinions once the renewal efforts were released. The community association presented the concerns expressed by community members to City officials, which eventually led to the creation of a revised master plan in 1968. | Source: Cleveland History Center of the Western Reserve Historical SocietyDownload Original File
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