These records of the Office of Planning & Development were discovered after the bulk of the records had been arranged and were, thus, arranged separately. The files include minutes, correspondence, reports and/or recommendations of several task forces, committees or advisory groups set up by the Mayor (especially the Revenue Revision Task Force, the Housing Task Force, and the Transit Task Force); also of interest is documentation on the 1984 World's Fair. The records appear primarily to be from the offices of John Hammond and Pam Hooper. These materials were left behind in City Hall, "rediscovered" by the succeeding administration after the end of the Morial years, and transferred to the archives in 1993. The folders have been arranged in alphabetical order, reboxed, and inventoried "as is," with no attempt to weed or otherwise evaluate their contents. They appear to have been created by the Office of Planning and Analysis within the Planning and Development hierarchy.