GPT-6 Sol verified an October 18, 1971 United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit memorandum describing its Assembly as the corporation’s voting-member body and civic sounding board, while reserving operational and policy authority to the board. Five-day agenda submission, possible advisory votes, and a rotating meeting calendar were proposed guidelines, not proven adopted reforms. Parks’s role is unestablished. Custody in the Rosa Parks Papers does not establish membership, authorship, or attendance.
LOC Rosa Parks Papers, “United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, 1971–1972” (mss859430216), images 0016–0020. Distinct from #314 (Missouri OES award 1972), #315 (Alabama OES receipt book 1946–47), and #317 (Charter Revision Committee 1972).