Percy and Harold D. Uris papers, 1901-2003

Subseries 7.1. One University Place

Contains a Landlord-Respondent's brief to New York Supreme Court Appellate Division argued by Leslie Lester for the case of University Place Apartments, Inc. against Hand Flato, Tenant, and Grant Brooker and another, undertenants. Also includes two invoices from Zee Maintenance for work done at the building in 1956.

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One University Place was an upscale apartment house on Washington Square at the northeast corner of University and Waverly Place built by the Uris family. The architect Emery Roth designed the building with 21 stories and a penthouse and construction was completed in 1930.

Subseries 7.2. Two Sutton Place South, 15 items (1 folder)

Fifteen black and white photographs of interior and exterior of the residential building.

Arrangement is alphabetical

Emery Roth & Sons were the architects of this luxury apartment building at the southwest corner of Sutton Place and East 57th Street. The building was 18 stories with a penthouse and contained 131 apartments. Construction began on the site of a previous apartment house in November 1937 and the new structure was ready for occupancy in September 1938.

Contains fifteen black and white photographs of the building's interior and exterior.

Subseries 7.3. 45 East 49th Street

Contains tenant records, closing statement on the property, financial materials, and other papers about the construction and operation of the building. The tenant files consist of correspondence, broker's agreements, leases, and other related documents concerning the following tenants: Addo Machine Company, Inc.; Aeroflot Soviet Airlines; Air China International Corp.; Colgate-Palmolive Company; and S.M.P. Architects, P.C. These documents describe the space occupied, rental charges, insurance claims, alterations, individual company activities, and agreements effecting the lease terms. In addition to these documents, there are proposed leases with negotiation materials for Barclays Bank of New York, the Consulate General of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Laidlaw Adams & Peck, Inc., and Venezuelan International Airways. In the closing statement regarding the Urises purchase of the property with deeds, mortgage, title, and survey information. The subseries also includes correspondence, paid invoices, surveys, real estate tax assessments, financial statements, city building regulations, and seven drawings from the 1950s. These records are primarily concerned with the office building's construction and adaptation for tenants.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

A commercial building adjacent to 300 Park Avenue procured to protect the light. The leased office space and showrooms in the two-story structure were designed by Emery Roth & Sons.

Separated to Roll UB_007: two photostats of building surveys, 45 East 49th Street, New York, N.Y., [unidentified creator], circa 1953.

Separated to Roll UB_007: one blueprint of Basement Area, 45 East 49th Street, New York, N.Y., [unidentified creator], Dwg. #45-B, 1957 January 15.

Separated to Roll UB_007: three diazo prints of Floor Plans, 45 East 49th Street, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, undated.

Separated to Roll UB_007: one diazo print of Two Story Building, Annex of 300 Park Avenue, 45 East 49th Street, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, 1955 April 28.

Subseries 7.4. 48 East 50th Street

PAYROLL RECORDS OF THE MONTHLY MANAGEMENT REPORTS BY DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN & CO. ARE RESTRICTED UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2080

Comprised of correspondence, legal documents, financial statements, and monthly management reports for the property. The correspondence discusses the new building plans, contract of sale, mortgage, taxes, and construction matters. This includes communications with architects Emery Roth & Sons, Louis Fabian Bachrach Studios, Gotham Construction, 5452 Corporation, and other interested parties. In the legal documents, there are deeds, contracts, proposals, mortgage agreements, certificates, and other related materials. These papers record the negotiations for the exchange of real estate parcels between 5452 Corporation, Bachrach, Inc. and the Uris brothers. The deeds also refer to another Uris property at 47 East 49th Street, acquired in the same transaction as 48 East 50th Street. The monthly reports by Douglas L. Elliman & Co. Real Estate Management from 1953 to 1955 and a few financial statements provide explanations of the financial accounts and other aspects of the building's operations. Also included are real estate assessments, 1952-1958, for New York City taxes and a building survey.

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The Uris brothers acquired this real estate parcel along with 300 Park Avenue and 47 East 49th Street in an exchange Webb & Knapp for the Court Square Building at 2 Lafayette Street. The property had originally been owned by the New York Central Railroad System. In 1958, the building was traded to the 5452 Corporation for their building at 54 East 52nd Street. As part of this arrangement, 5452 Corporation's sole tenant, Bachrach, Inc. agreed to move their photography studios to a new constructed building at 48 East 50th Street. The new structure, designed by Emery Roth & Sons, was five stories with a basement and construction was completed in January 1959.

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Subseries 7.5. 49 East 49th Street

PAYROLL WORKSHEETS OF THE MONTHLY MANAGEMENT REPORTS BY MALCOLM E. SMITH CO ARE RESTRICTED UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2080

Primarily monthly management reports from Malcolm E. Smith, Co., and legal documents. Contained within the reports, 1952-1953, are statement of expenses and disbursements, payroll worksheets, invoices, and other records of the building operations. The legal documents are comprised of titles, mortgage agreements, certificates, deeds, and other materials related to the purchase and financing of the property. In addition, there is a folder of correspondence about the building project.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

This building appears to have been acquired to protect the light at 300 Park Avenue. The property was purchased by Roju Realty Corp. from Leah Bradt Squier in 1952 and the deed was subsequently transferred to Park Avenue Offices, Inc. In 1953, the original building appears to have been demolished, replaced with a two-story office building designed by Emery Roth & Sons.

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Subseries 7.6. 485 Lexington Avenue

Consists of financial records, tenant records, correspondence, and other materials related to the building's general business activities. Within the financial records, there are balance sheets, estimated income and expense reports, corporate statements, rent roll, accounting work sheets, paid invoices, and checkbook stubs. These documents account for the financial dealings of Uris Lexington, Inc., the corporation that owned and operated the office building. Also included are general ledgers, 1954-1970, detailing the assets, liabilities, mortgages, capital, expenses, income, and balances of the corporation. The tenant records have leases, subleases, lease registers, correspondence, and other agreements that provide information concerning the companies renting office space. In addition, there documents concerning the building's management by Cross & Brown Company, correspondence about construction matters, acoustical tile requirements, nine drawings, and a publicity brochure.

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This building was one of four skyscrapers the Uris brothers retained privately after the company went public in 1960. Emery Roth & Sons were the architects and Cross & Brown Company acted as the renting agent. Completed in the spring of 1956, the office building was thirty stories and occupied the blockfront from 46th to 47th Street.

Separated to Roll UB_007: seven blueprints of 27th Floor, 485 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, undated.

Separated to Roll UB_007: one diazo print of 28th Floor Leasing Plan, 485 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, 1956 March 15.

Subseries 7.7. 488 Madison Avenue

Contains correspondence, legal documents, paid bills, photographs, and other papers about the office property known as the Look Building. The subseries includes correspondence with the Cross & Brown Company and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company as well as interoffice memos. There also is a copy of the lease with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company dated August 1, 1953. The legal documents involve mortgage agreements, loans, closing statements, certificate of incorporation, contract of sale, and other contracts concerning the property. Besides petty cash receipts, the paid bills document expenses for rent, architects, management, legal matters, and other professional services. The photographs are black and white and depict the building's interior and exterior. Also included are pictures of the architects' renderings of the project design.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

Built on the former site of Cathedral College, the twenty-three-story office building was erected in 1950. Look Magazine was the initial major tenant for the white brick structure designed by Emery Roth & Sons. All of the office space was rented two months prior to the completion of construction on the northwest corner of 51st Street. Both 488 Madison Avenue Inc. and Duwell Realty Management Corporation were involved in the ownership and operation of the property.

Subseries 7.8. 505 Park Avenue, 6 items (2 folders)

Contains the lease between Park Avenue Properties, Inc., Landlord and Arabian American Oil Company, Tenant for the premises dated December 13, 1948, and three black and white exterior construction photographs.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

505 Park Avenue was the second office building constructed in New York City following World War II and appears to have launched the Uris Brothers major commercial successes. Completed in 1950, the twenty-one-story yellow brick structure had a single occupant, the Arabian American Oil Company. Emery Roth & Sons were the architects of the building at the northeast corner of 59th Street at Park Avenue. Along with an adjacent property at 108 East 60th, it was exchanged for the fee of 380 Madison Avenue in 1952.

Contains three black and white photographs of construction.

Subseries 7.9. 575 Madison Avenue, 40 items (3 folders)

Contains thirty nine black and white photographs depicting the previous buildings on site, demolition, construction, and the architects' renderings of the exterior design. Also includes a brochure advertising the new office building and one change order issued to the W. S. Tyler Company during building construction in 1950.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

The twenty-six-story building on the east blockfront from 56th to 57th Street was designed by Emery Roth & Sons. After the underlying land was purchased from the William Waldorf Astor Estate in 1953, the project was delayed when they experienced problems acquiring the building occupied by the Parke-Bernet Galleries. Construction, financed by Irving Trust Company, was completed in 1950.

Contains twelve black and white photographs.

Contains twenty seven black and white photographs.

Subseries 7.10. 750 Third Avenue

Consists of correspondence, tenant records, and financial materials concerning the building's tenants and overall business activities. The tenants, including Bankers Trust Company, Frank G. Shattuck Company, Walworth Company, and other small businesses, are described in leases, subleases, lease registers, and correspondence. A property statement from Cross & Brown Company has quarterly sales reports from the tenants. The financial records include balance sheets, statements of income and expenses, fiscal year comparisons, rent rolls, and checkbook stubs. Also included are paid invoices for business operating expenses, mortgage and loan payments, dividends, insurance premiums, and other fees. In addition, the subseries contains management agreements, sixteen drawings, an oversized black and white photograph of the building exterior, stock certificates, and related papers.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

Construction on the thirty-four-story office building on the blockfront from 46th to 47th Street began in 1957. Emery Roth & Sons designed the structure with several setbacks. 750 Third Avenue was one of the four skyscrapers the Uris brothers retained privately after their business incorporation.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one blueprint of Cellar Floor Plan, Plan No. 1, 34 Story Office Building, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, Drawing No. 3, 1957 November 4.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photocopy of Cellar Level, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, circa 1960.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photostat of Cellar Plan, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., [unidentified creator], circa 1962.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one diazo print of "B" Basement, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., [unidentified creator], circa 1957.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one diazo print of First Floor Plan, 34 Story Office Building, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, Drawing No. 5, 1957 March 5.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photostat of 24th Floor Plan, Plan No. 1, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Cross & Brown Company, circa 1957.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photostat and one photocopy of Sub-Cellar Plan, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, Dwg. No. 2, 1957-1960.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one print paper of 23rd and 24th Floor Plan, Plan No. 1, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Cross & Brown Company, circa 1958.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one blueprint of Cellar Floor Plan, 34 Story Office Building, 750 Third Avenue, New York. N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, Drawing No. 3, 1958 Jun

Separated to Roll UB_008: one printed paper of Ground Floor Plan, Plan No. 1, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Cross & Brown Company, circa 1964.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one blueprint of First Floor Plan, 34 Story Office Building, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, Drawing No. 5, 1958 May 5.

Separated to Box 278, Folder 4: one 11" x 12 3/4" black and white photograph by Felix Gilbert, Aerial and Architectural Photography.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one printed paper of 25th Floor, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Cross & Brown Company, 1959.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photostat of 6th Floor Plan, 750 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y., Cross & Brown Company, circa 1962.

Subseries 7.11. 880 Fifth Avenue, 22 items (0.08 linear feet)

Contains correspondence, construction records, financial reports, statement of income and expenses, balance sheet, and legal stipulation. In a folder on Marvin Rothenstein, there are specifications, memos, notes, worksheets, and other items related to the building's construction. Also included are a plan of organization, purchase agreement, and proprietary lease.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

This was the last residential building by the Uris Brothers before they focused their efforts on commercial ventures. The posh twin towered structure with 159 apartments was created by Emery Roth & Sons, who revised the original plans to make it more modern.

Subseries 7.12. Copland Garage

The subseries has correspondence, monthly statements, financial records, and employee related materials that detail the garage's operations. These documents encompass the business's management, clients, monetary transactions, physical space, performance analysis, and payroll obligations. Leases, modification agreements, investments, legal issues, licensing, and insurance are also discussed.

Arrangement is by type

Copland Garage was part of 380 Madison Avenue however it was operated as a distinct and separate business. At first, the Uris Brothers ran the garage and then rented it to an outside company to manage.

Consists of correspondence, financial records, rental papers, and legal documents. The correspondence has communications with Irving Trust Company regarding investments, interoffice memos, management agreements, accounts of meetings, and letter to the New York Departments of Labor and Licenses. Topics discussed include taxes, rent, clients, building maintenance and renovations, office services, marketing, insurance, permits, licenses, regulations, inspections, plans, business analysis, and complaints from parking customers. Within the correspondence there are financial records of expenses, payments, income, utility costs, insurance premiums, parking rates, and performance balance sheets. Also included are leases, subleases, modification agreements, and two blueprints for the garage as well as legal documents pertaining to a small claims court case.

Reverse chronological [original order]

Separated to Roll UB_007: one blueprint of Alteration to First Floor and Mezzanine, 380 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y., Emery Roth & Sons, 1954.

PAYROLL INFORMATION RESTRICTED UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2080

Primarily monthly statements regarding the garage's operations. These statements include analysis of the monthly business, statements of income and expenses, financial statements on the account, accounting work sheets, balance sheets, tax information, bank reconciliations. There are paid invoices for accountants, insurance claims, laundry services, professional association dues, sanitation services, telephone, office supplies, maintenance costs, and automobile repairs. Also included are payroll figures and monthly reports to the union regarding the business's employees.

Reverse chronological [original order]

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Contains accounting summaries, balance sheets, financial performance statements, general ledgers, securities confirmations, bank account records, paid bills, and tax information. In the accounting summaries, there are monthly bills sent to clients, deposit slips, the daily sheets chronicling each parking client, and the calculator tape total of each day's parking. The balance sheets, general ledgers, and performance reports provide explanation of the company's fiscal operations including accounting work sheets, income, business expenses, assets, bank reconciliations, and other bookkeeping materials. There also are completed securities purchase orders, bank account statements, and checkbook stubs from Irving Trust Company. Paid bills and receipts document business operating expenses, insurance premiums, maintenance costs, payroll, loan payments, and other disbursements. The information on taxes includes correspondence, tax returns, payments, accounting calculations for tax returns and statements. These records are for federal corporate income tax, sales taxes, New York City income and commercial occupancy taxes, New York State franchise tax, and U.S. Annual Information.

Alphabetical, then chronological

RESTRICTED UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2080

Primarily of federal and state payroll tax records from 1961 to 1977. These records contain union dues payment statements, accounting work sheets, W-2 forms, tax returns and wage and tax statements. Also includes worker's compensation claims against Copland Garage Corporation.

Alphabetical, then chronological

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Subseries 7.13. Court Square Building

ONE FOLDER UNION RECORDS RESTRICTED UNTIL JANUARY 1, 2080

Comprised of correspondence and financial records for the Court Square building and company. The correspondence discusses business operations, taxes, financial performance, accounting work, mortgage with Prudential Insurance Company, union employees, commissions, and the management of the building by Durand Taylor Company. Within the financial records there are statements on the building's operations, collections and disbursements, income and expenses, and estimated budget. There also are accountant reports, balance sheets, profit and loss accounts, authorizations for expenditures, and other analysis. The paid invoices, 1950-1952, document payroll, professional services, utilities, commissions, office supplies, insurance premiums, fees, taxes, employee reimbursement, mortgage payments, petty cash expenditures, and other business expenses.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

The property at 2 Lafayette Street, referred to as the Court Square Building, stood along Reade Street opposite the court house. Purchased in 1925 by the Uris family and David Knott, construction was finished in 1927. Buchman & Kahn were the architects of this twenty-three-story building. With an agreement finalized in 1953, the building was traded with Webb & Knapp for exchanging this property with Webb & Knapp for properties at 300 Park Avenue, 48 East 50th Street, and 47 East 49th Street.

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Subseries 7.14. The Fairgrounds Shopping Center, Ithaca, New York

Comprised of corporate records, correspondence, legal documents, financial records, and other papers related to the shopping center project. The corporate records include partnership certificates, stock, and other papers concerning the three businesses involved in the center: the Fairground Company, Shannon Park Corporation, and Ufair Realty Corporation. The correspondence describes the status of the development, proposals for how to make the property profitable, future of the project, tenancy status, taxes and other operating costs, meetings to discuss the center with interested parties, possible sale of property, sales negotiations, loan and mortgage repayments, and administrative matters for all three corporate entities. Within the correspondence there are zoning regulations, plans for the shopping center, title to land, closing statement on real estate purchase, mortgage note, lease with J. C. Penney Company, Inc., building loan agreement, bargain and sale deed, insurance policies, a highway study, sale agreements, and progress reports as well as maps and an aerial photograph of the property. The legal documents contain deeds, titles, leases, terminated contract of sale with M. A. Kravitz Company, Inc., and a petition against Ufair Realty Corporation regarding the environmental effects of the project. In the financial records, there are mortgages, loan agreements, assignments, balance sheets, checkbook stubs, completed securities transactions, and paid invoices for operating expenses. Also includes a shopping center analysis completed in November 1967 and documents about the gift of land to Cornell University from November 1974.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological

Three businesses were involved in this real estate development, the Fairground Company, Shannon Park Corporation, and Ufair Realty Corporation. Even with a lease agreement with J.C. Penney Company, Inc., the planned shopping center was an unsuccessful venture for the Urises. The land was subsequently donated to Cornell University.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one diazo print of Site Plan, Fairgrounds Shopping Center, The Fairgrounds Company, Ithaca, N.Y., J. Victor Bagnardi, Architect, revised 1966 November 18.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photocopy of Site Plan, Fairgrounds Shopping Center, The Fairgrounds Company, Ithaca, N.Y., J. Victor Bagnardi, Architect, revised 1969.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photocopy of Map No. 5, Alternate Route Locations, Route 96 and 13 Relocation, Newfield Hill-Ithaca-Trumansburg, Tompkins County, New York State Department of Transportation, Region No. 3, 1970 March.

Contains one black and white aerial photograph.

Separated to Roll UB_008: one photocopy of Site Plan, Fairgrounds Shopping Center, The Fairgrounds Company, Ithaca, N.Y., J. Victor Bagnardi, Architect, circa 1974.

Subseries 7.15. Toms River Properties, N.J.

The subseries has administrative records, correspondence, financial papers, and other materials regarding the retirement community project. These documents describe the entire development plan, detailing the corporate organization's operations, project financing, construction designs, legal issues, visuals of property features, and relevant background materials about various aspects of the region. Also included are records concerning property management, real estate consulting services, surveys, land purchases, negotiations, proposals, and taxes. In addition, the series contains papers pertaining to the business dissolution and sale of properties to Kokes and Wishnick and Leisure Technology-Northeast, Inc.

Arrangement is by type

Toms River Properties was a planned retirement community that was not carried out. The Urises assembled several parcels of land in New Jersey for improvement. After their venture proved ineffectual, the properties were sold to other businesses.

Consists of corporate records, correspondence, legal documents, financial records, maps, photographs, and other papers pertaining to the properties and overall real estate development. In corporate records, there are minutes, by-laws, stock certificates, stock transfer ledger, resolutions, certificate of incorporation, reports, certificate of dissolution, and other materials about the business organization. The correspondence describes the sale of real estate to Kokes and Wishnick and Leisure Technology-Northeast, Inc., interactions with Stanley B. Ash, Real Estate Consultant, land purchases for the development, right of way agreement terms, legal services, deal negotiations, mortgages, and general notes concerning the project. This correspondence often accompanies legal documents about the purchase, sale, and regulations concerning the business properties. These documents include titles, deeds, agreements, releases, closing statements, schedules, court records, and relevant supporting materials. In the financial records, there are mortgages, reports, balance sheets, accounts of payments received, tax bills, and other tax information. The various maps and a few black and white photographs illustrate the properties, geological features, population, commuting and traffic patterns, highway proposals, public transportation facilities, taxes, existing structures, proposed air terminal, and roads in the Toms River region. Also included are appraisals, land surveys, marketability study, community information, statistics, and other background materials about the area townships.

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Separated to Roll UB_009: two diazo prints of Land Map for Toms River Associates, Toms River, N.J., [unidentified creator], corrected on 1965 October 1.

Separated to Roll UB_009: one photocopy of Land Map for Toms River Associates, Toms River, N.J., [unidentified creator], corrected to 1965 October 1.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print of map of land owned by Toms River Properties, Inc., Manchester Township, N.J., Manchester Water and Sewerage Corporation, rev. 1966 August 8.

Separated to Roll UB_010: four diazo prints of Survey Map of Lots 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 12, Block W-7, Property to be Conveyed from Toms River Properties to Miroslav A. Kokes and Herbert E. Wishnick c/o Crestwood Village, Manchester Township, Ocean County, N. J., Fellows, Read & Weber, Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors, 1970 April 8.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print of Survey Map of Lots 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 12, Block W-7, Property to be Conveyed from Toms River Properties to Miroslav A. Kokes and Herbert E. Wishnick c/o Crestwood Village, Manchester Township, Ocean County, N.J., Fellows, Read & Weber, Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors, rev. 1970 August 17.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print Mortgage Release Map, Crestwood Village, Section 7, Situated in Manchester Township, Ocean County, N.J., Fellows, Reed & Weber, Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors, revised 1971 April 9.

Separated to Roll UB_009: one diazo print of Land Map for Toms River Associates, Toms River, N.J., [unidentified creator], corrected on 1965 October 1.

Separated to Roll UB_009: one photocopy Land Map for Toms River Properties, Inc., Toms River, N.J., [unidentified creator], corrected on 1969 June 16.

Separated to Roll UB_010: two diazo prints of Mortgage Release Map, Leisure Village West, Manchester Township, Ocean County, N.J., Donald W. Smith Associates, Consulting Engineers-Planners, Job No. 71-240, 1972.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print of Map Showing 200 Acre Mortgage Release Property of R.F. Doss, Inc., Berkeley Township, Ocean County, N.J., Ernst, Ernst & Lissenden, Engineers and Surveyors, Drawing No. F-738, 1973 November.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print of Mortgage Release Map, Leisure Village West, Manchester Township, Ocean County, N.J., Donald W. Smith Associates, Consulting Engineers-Planners, Job No. 71-240, Drawing No. B, 1973 July 9.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print of Mortgage Release Map, Leisure Knoll at Manchester, Manchester Township, Ocean County, N.J., Donald W. Smith Associates, Consulting Engineers-Planners, Job No. 73-120, 1973 July 12.

Separated to Roll UB_009: six diazo prints of Population and Transportation Maps, Ocean County, N.J., The Ocean County Planning Board, 1961.

Separated to Roll UB_009: one diazo print of Proposal for Ocean County Air Terminal, Berkley Township, Ocean County, N.J., designed by Joseph S. Portash and prepared by Ocean County Planning Board, 1965 December.

Separated to Roll UB_009: six diazo prints, one photostat, and one negative photostat of Land Map for Toms River Properties, Inc., Toms River, N.J., [unidentified creator], corrected on 1969 June 16.

Contains five black and white photographs.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print of Proposed Drainage Easement Through the Samuel Scheiber Property, Lot 67, Block 4, Berkeley Township, N.J., Fellows, Read & Weber, Consulting Engineers, 1965 November 25.

Separated to Roll UB_010: one printed paper of Zoning Map of Township of Berkeley, Ocean County, N.J., John C. Fellows & Son, Township Engineers, 1959 February.

Correspondence regarding the various properties, corporate activities, taxes, proposals, project financing, construction plans, government regulations, insurance, agreements, sales negotiations, leases, and legal issues. The correspondence about the properties describes inspections, sale of acres, purchase offers, agreements, and property management. Also includes an appraisal of land in Manchester Township, balance sheets, maps, newspaper clippings, deeds, notes, and other papers.

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Separated to Roll UB_010: one diazo print of Subdivision Map of Property of Toms River Properties, Inc., Tax Map Lot 1, Block L-5, Manchester Township, Ocean County, N.J., Ernst, Ernst & Lissenden, Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors, Drawing No. F-415, 1966 December.

Separated to Roll UB_009: one negative photostat of Map for Toms River Properties, Inc., Toms River, N.J., [unidentified creator], corrected on 1967 December 18.

Contains interim financial statements, completed securities purchases, bank account statements, checkbook stubs, business ledger, and paid invoices. The paid invoices record charges for loans, billboard space, real estate consultant services, corporate operating expenses, insurance, legal services, and costs associated with sale of land. Also includes tax returns, correspondence, payments, tax notices from different townships, and supporting documentation for federal, state and local taxes. These records contain information about corporate income taxes as well as real estate taxes.

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Subseries 7.16. Select Register of Apartment House Plans, 2 items (0.85 linear feet)

Two bound volumes of the Select Register of Apartment House Plans in New York's East Side published by The Cheltenham Press, 551 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y., ©1928. Each of the volumes has plans for apartment buildings once owned by the Uris family. In Volume I: Avenues, there are plans for 880 Fifth Avenue and 930 Fifth Avenue while Volume III: Districts has plans for 1 University Place, Sutton Place South, and 101 West 57th Street.

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Subseries 7.17. Unrelated Properties, 12 items (0.125 linear feet)

Leases, subleases, and related materials for properties that can not be linked to the Uris Brothers real estate business enterprises.

Arrangement is alphabetical, then chronological