Excerpt from Overall Economic Development Plan, April 1, 1978 March 31, 1984: Submitted to the Office of Economic Development Community Service Administration, 1200 19th Street N. W Washington, DC 20506, for the Boston Chinese-American Community
In order to meet these programmatic needs, an economic develop~ ment plan of Boston Chinatown has been formulated. In the first two years this includes: completion of the initial development phase of dwelling units of housing; investment in one nigh-technology firm with 50 workers; start - up of a garbage collection company; possible start - up of a maintenance firm; start-up of a limited Small Business Investment Corporation.
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