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ALLOCATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY FUND
PARKS DEPARTMENT
TOTAL
COST
POSSIBLE
FEDERAL
FUNDS
NET COS:'
TO CIT:~
1.
PEYTON ROAD 1st STAGE
a) Necessary site preparation
including storm drainage,
grading, grassing.
b) Drive and parking
c) Ball diamond
d) Paved court areas
e) Childrens play areas
60,000
30,000
30,000
2.
DANIEL STANTON 2nd STAGE
25,000
12,500
12,500
, 25, 000
12,500
12,500
150,000
75,000
75,000
a)
b)
c)
3.
HARPER 2nd STAGE
a)
b)
c)
d)
4.
Paved court areas
Paved walk and s kating
c ircle
Planting (tr ees & ahruba)
Drive and parki ng
Paved court areas
Childrens play areas
Adult recreation areas
GUN CLUB 3rd STAGE
a) Major size swimming pool~
bathhouse, and necessary
surrounding site work
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CENTER HILL (Improvement to
existing park)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
6.
b)
c)
d)
7.
c)
d)
NET COST
TO CITY
40,000
20,000
20,000
50,000
25,000
25,000
30,000
15,000
15,0GQ
Required site preparation
grading and drainage
Park drive and parking
Paved court area
Childrens play area
BENTE:&:~ 2nd S'!'AGE
a)
b)
POSSIBLE
FEDERAL
FUNDS
Required site preparation,
grading and drainage
Park drive and parking
Paved court area
Childrens play area
Relighting of exi~ting ball
field
ANDERSON PARK (improvement to
existing park)
a)
TOTAL
COST
Complete drive and parking
7aved court area
ehildrens play area
Planting (trees & shrubs)
3.
THO~.&ASVILLE 3rd Stage
a) Additional drive & parking
b) Childrens play area
c) Paved walks
20,000
10,000
10,00Ci
9.
Purchase of: park in Rcr-1s on Washington Urban Renewal Area
(adj to public housing)
65,500
32,750
32,750
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�TOTAL
COST
POSSIBLE
FEDERAL
FUNDS
NET c o .:.)'!'
TC
CITY
10 .
Purchase of C. W. Hill School
park site in Bed::ord Pine
Urban Renewal Area
140,000
70,000
70,00
11.
Purchase of additional park
land throughout the city - To
be decided with the help of
the city plann ing department.
94,500
47,250
47, 25 ~.1
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TOTALS
700,000
350,000
350,000
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ALLOCATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY FUND
PARKS DEPARTMENT
PEYTON ROAD lst STAGE
a) Necessary site preparation
including storm drainage,
grading, grassing.
b) Drive and parking
c) Ball diamond
d) Paved court areas
e) Childrens play areas
DANIEL STANTON 2nd STAGE
a) Paved court areas
b) Paved walk and skating
circle
c) Planting (trees & shrubs)
HARPER 2nd STAGE
a) Drive and parking
b) Paved court areas
c) Childrens play areas
d) Adult recreation areas
GUN CLUB 3rd STAGE
a) Major size swimming pool,
bathhouse, and necessary
surrounding site work
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POSSIBLE
TOTAL FEDERAL NET COST
COST FUNDS TO CITY
60,000 30,000 30,000
25,000 12,500 12,500
25,000 12,500 12,500
150,000 75,000 75,000
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CENTER HILL (Improvement to
existing park)
a) Required site preparation,
grading and drainage
b) Park drive and parking
c) Paved court area
d) Childrens play area
e) Relighting of existing ball
field
ANDERSON PARK (improvement to
existing park)
a) Required site preparation
grading and drainage
b) Park drive and parking
c) Paved court area
d) Childrens play area
BENTEBN 2nd STAGE
a) Complete drive and parking
b) Zaved court area
c) @hildrens play area
d) Planting (trees & shrubs)
THOMASVILLE 3rd Stage
a) Additional drive & parking
b) Childrens play area
c) Paved walks
Purchase of park in Reson -
Washington Urban Renewal Area
(adj to public housing)
POSSIBLE
TOTAL FEDERAL NET Cost
COST FUNDS TO CITY
40,000 20,000 20,009
50,000 25,000 25,000
30,000 15,000 15,000
20,000 10,000 10,006
65,500 32,750 32,750
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Purchase of C. W, Hill School
park site in Bed“ord Pine
Urban Renewal Area
Furchase of additional park
land throughout the city - To
be decided with the help of
the city planning department.
TCTALS
POSSIBLE
TOTAL FEDERAL NET COST
COST FUNDS TC City
140,000 70,000 70,00
94,500 47,250 47,250)
700,000 350,000 350,000
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DEPARTMENT
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PARKS
Office of General Manager
Atlanta, Georgia
30303
July 19, 1967
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JACK C. DELIUS
GENER,AL MANAGER
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Mr. Charles L. Davis
Comptroller
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Charles:
I
Thank you for your letter . of July 13, 1967, advising us that
the Finance Committee on July 12, 1967, had discussed the problem
of financing additional parks and improvenents1 and, more particularly
reference to the additional State Grant funds by which the Finance
Committee desires to make some portion available to the Parks
Department for additional park sites, etc.
I have called together all of our staff members concerned with
park developrrent and acquisition to very carefully review
priorities on park projects. At the same time, we considered
the City's committment towards the purchase of four urban renewal
park sites located in various areas of the City.
After we completed the attached priority li s t, we revie we d it
with Chairman Leftwich on July 17, 1967. Mr. Leftwich has given
h i s endorsement to the attached proposed disbursement of funds.
Thi s entire priority list is based on the fact that we would
receive some $350,000 from the State grant .
As an expl ana tion to you and by c opy o f th is letter an explanation
to the oth er members of t he Ald e rmanic Parks Commi ttee, I wou ld
like to explain t o you jus t how we arrived at priorities. First
of all; Peyton Road is the only one of the four t e e n parks purchased
s ince 1964 which we have no t allocated a ny funds for the development
o f or have not act ua l ly b orken · ground. In the case of Daniel
Stunton Park Site (People's Town ) , we have under construc tion
t the presenttime a recre ation building and a modest amount of
mo n e y qas been set aside for storm drainage in the park. However,
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this will be a case where we will have a completed recreation
building and yet the land immediately surrounding it, etc., will
not be usable. We built the park "backward" only because of
an existing sub-station structure which could be remodeled into
a gymnasium and we felt that having indoor facilities for yearround use took priority over basic site development of the park.
In the case of Harper Park, we would like very much to do the
second stage and this would virtually finish this facility except
for a large project such as possibly a recreation building. In
the case of Gun Club, we are not deviating from our announced
and formal policy of building only neighborhood size pools since
Gun Club is a community size park - the only one purchased under
the 1963 Bond Issue. Some 3900 children live immediately adjacent
to this park site and we have laready installed parking, electrical
condiut, sewerage, water supply, etc., as well as lighting (general)
for the s,;imming pool. If we move rapidly, Stan Martin feels
that one-half the cost ot the swimming pool could be obtained
under the Land and Water Conservation Act. As to Center Hill,
located on Bankhead Highway, this was at one time a fairly well
developed park which fell into disuse and now that the population
has surged we feel that we must use a modest amount of our money
renovating this facility.
It is good level land in an area
deficient of parks and we feel like moving very quickly on it.
As to Benteen, we are under contract for phase one, which will
cover only basic siting and improvements and when we finish this
you can hardly tell that anything has been done - it will
all be under ground. Therefore, we feel like moving very rapidly
into phase two so that the citizens can have something to use.
Thomasville Urban Renewal Park is unusual in that we have already
gone through phase one and are starting phase two and yet have
very little to show the public. It's another case of a lot of
money being spent underground to handle drainage, etc. We feel
however, that the modest additional expenditure of $15,000 would
virtually complete the park except for a swimming pool or recreation
center.
As ot items 8,9,10,
&
11, you have advised me of what
you compute the total cost to be and the fact that the City has
formerly committed itself to purchasing these lands within
urban renewal projects.
The entire priority list, including the purchase of new park lands,
is based on the assumption that the City will get 50¾ assistance
from the Federal government either u nder the open-space program
or the Land and Water Conservation Act.
We still have a considerable nUmber of parks which we should
move into on phase two such as Benteen, Cleveland, Collier, the
f unding of Field Road when it's purchased, Shady Valley, Waters,
recreation buildings for Washington, Butler, University, Wilson
Mill, Wesley, etc.
Mr. Leftwich has asked that in the next few days we have a
ca lled meeting of the Parks Committee to formally endorse this
priority list and I assume that yQu will be reviewing the same
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with your committee.
We are deeply indebted to the City Finance Committee for making
available these additional funds and assuring you of our appreciation
I am
ack c. Delius
eneral Manager of
arks and Recreation
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CC:
Mr. George Berry, Comptroller's Office
All members of the Aldermanic Parks Committee
Hon. Ivan Allen, Jr.
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CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT of PARKS
Office of General Manager
Atlanta, Georgia 30303 19
July 19, 1967
JACK C. DELIUS
GENERAL MANAGER
Mr. Charles L. Davis
Comptroller
City of Atlanta
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Charles:
Thank you for your letter of July 13, 1967, advising us that
the Finance Committee on July 12, 1967, had discussed the problem
of financing additional parks and improvenents; and, more particularly
reference to the additional State Grant funds by which the Finance
Committee desires to make some portion available to the Parks
Department for additional park sites, etc.
I have called together all of our staff members concerned with
park development and acquisition to very carefully review
priorities on park projects. At the same time, we considered
the City's committment towards the purchase of four urban renewal
park sites located in various areas of the City.
After we completed the attached priority list, we reviewed it
with Chairman Leftwich on July 17, 1967. Mr. Leftwich has given
his endorsement to the attached proposed disbursement of funds.
This entire priority list is based on the fact that we would
receive some $350,000 from the State grant.
As an explanation to you and by copy of this letter an explanation
to the other members of the Aldermanic Parks Committee, I would
like to explain to you just how we arrived at priorities. First
of all, Peyton Road is the only one of the fourteen parks purchased
since 1964 which we have not allocated any funds for the development
of or have not actually borken ground. In the case of Daniel
Stanton Park Site (People's Town), we have under construction
at the presenttime a recreation building and a modest amount of
money has been set aside for storm drainage in the park. However,
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July 19, 1967
this will be a case where we will have a completed recreation
building and yet the land immediately surrounding it, etc., will
not be usable. We built the park "backward" only because of
an existing sub-station structure which could be remodeled into
a gymnasium and we felt that having indoor facilities for year-
round use took priority over basic site development of the park.
In the case of Harper Park, we would like very much to do the
second stage and this would virtually finish this facility except
for a large project such as possibly a recreation building. In
the case of Gun Club, we are not deviating from our announced
and formal policy of building only neighborhood size pools since
Gun Club is a community size park — the only one purchased under
the 1963 Bond Issue. Some 3900 children live immediately adjacent
to this park site and we have laready installed parking, electrical
condiut, sewerage, water supply, etc., as well as lighting (general)
for the wimming pool. If we move rapidly, Stan Martin feels
that one-half the cost ot the swimming pool could be obtained
under the Land and Water Conservation Act. As to Center Hill,
located on Bankhead Highway, this was at one time a fairly well
developed park which fell into disuse and now that the population
has surged we feel that we must use a modest amount of our money
renovating this facility. It is good level land in an area
deficient of parks and we feel like moving very quickly on it.
As to Benteen, we are under contract for phase one, which will
cover only basic siting and improvements and when we finish this
you can hardly tell that anything has been done —- it will
all be under ground. Therefore, we feel like moving very rapidly
into phase two so that the citizens can have something to use.
Thomasville Urban Renewal Park is unusual in that we have already
gone through phase one and are starting phase two and yet have
very little to show the public. It's another case of a lot of
money being spent underground to handle drainage, etc. We feel
however, that the modest additional expenditure of $15,000 would
virtually complete the park except for a swimming pool or recreation
center. As ot items 8,9,10, & 11, you have advised me of what
you compute the total cost to be and the fact that the City has
formerly committed itself to purchasing these lands within
urban renewal projects.
The entire priority list, including the purchase of new park lands,
is based on the assumption that the City will get 50% assistance
from the Federal government either under the open-space program
or the Land and Water Conservation Act,
We still have a considerable number of parks which we should
move into on phase two such as Benteen, Cleveland, Collier, the
funding of Field Road when it's purchased, Shady Valley, Waters,
recreation buildings for Washington, Butler, University, Wilson
Mill, Wesley, etc.
Mr. Leftwich has asked that in the next few days we have a
called meeting of the Parks Committee to formally endorse this
priority list and I assume that you will be reviewing the same
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with your committee.
We are deeply indebted to the City Finance Committee for making
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I am
Cordially,
ack C, Delius
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arks and Recreation
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All members of the Aldermanic Parks Committee
Hon. Ivan Allen, Jr.
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July 21 , 1967
Mr . Dillon Winship , Jr .
President
Georgia Highway Express , Inc .
2090 Jonesboro Road , S . E .
Atlanta , Georgia 30315
Dear Mr . Dillon:
Thank you very much for your letter of July 11 , 1967
ddressed to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr ., concerning your
gracious offer to assist in our recre tion program and
facilities .
I think you have an excellent suggestion in the use of
worn out tractors as a play object for children .
e
h ve been considering for several weeks of acquiring an
ntiquated jet fighter plane and similar equipment nd
build a playlot somewhat like the John F . Kennedy
Memorial Playground in Washington , D. c . Our probl
at the present time is that of all the thirty some odd
playlots that we have leased ,
hold only a thirty
day renewable leasehold and we pay no rent . ~-10 t of
them are quite sm 11 and dequ t only to aecomod t
swing , slide, in some instances a portabl swimming
pool , and tc . It does not ere te too much of a hardhip when we los possession of a given pl ylot inc
th
uipment is reus ble t a perm nent park install tion or some other re . How v r, in the c se of more
unorthodox play obj cts we would be hard press d to
blend into our m ster p rk schemes such obj cts s
P. T. Bo ts, jet fighters and tr otor.
Bing as c ndid s I possible can , there is nother
problem involved in u ing anything that is ne
nd
unusual in th e dis dv nted area . The probl
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Page Two
July 21 ; 1967
of these people would consider a tractor just another
piece of 11 junk 11 and would accuse us of trying to save
funds in not buying swings , slides, jungle-gyms, etc o
Please let me give some more thought to how we might
make use of your excellent suggestion and if I can
find an area in size and location that it is suitable ,
I will so advise .
Again , both Mayor Allen and the undersigned deeply
appreciate your personal interest and I am
Cordially ,
Jack c . Delius
General Manager of
Pa.rks and Recreation
JCD:lg
CC:
Hon . Ivan Allen , Jr .
Mi ss Virginia Carmichael, Director of Recreation
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July 21, 1967
Mr. Dillon Winship, Jr.
President
Georgie Highway Express, Inc.
2090 Jonesboro Road, S.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30315
Dear Mr, Dillon:
Thank you very much for your letter of July 11, 1967
addressed to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr., concerning your
gracious offer to assist in our recreation program and
facilities.
I think you have an excellent suggestion in the use of
worn out tractors as a play object for children. We
have been considering for several weeks of acquiring an
antiquated jet fighter plane and similar equipment and
build a playlot somewhat like the John F. Kennedy
Memorial Playground in Washington, D. C. Our problem
at the present time is that of all the thirty some odd
playlots that we have leased, we hold only a thirty
day renewable leasehold and we pay no rent. Most of
them are quite small and adequate only to accomodate
a swing, slide, in some instances a portable swimming
pool, and etc. It does not create too much of a hard-
ship when we lose possession of a given playlot since
the equipment is reusable at a permanent park installa-
tion or some other area, However, in the case of more
unorthodox play objects we would be hard pressed to
blend into our master park schemes such objects as
P,T. Boats, jet fighters and tractors.
Being as candid as I possible can, there is another
problem involved in using anything that is new and
unusual in these disadvanted areas. The problem is
that many of the citizens of these areas consider that
we use them as guiena pigs and never consider new
equipment and facilities for them but merely use cast-
off items. We have experienced this to some extent
with our portable swimming pools. I believe @ number
(Cont 'd)
Mr. Winship
Page Two
July 21, 1967
of these people would consider a tractor just another
piece of "junk" and would accuse us of trying to save
funds in not buying swings, slides, jungle-gyms, etc.
Please let me give some more thought to how we might
make use of your excellent suggestion and if I can
find an area in size and location that it is suitable,
I will so advise.
Again, both Mayor Allen and the undersigned deeply
appreciate your personal interest and I am
Cordially,
Jack C. Delius
General Manager of
Parks and Recreation
JCDs1g
CC: Hon. Ivan Allen, Jr.
Miss Virginia Carmichael, Director of Recreation
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C I TY OF A TLANTA
DEPARTMENT of CONSTRUCTION
301 CITY HALL
Atlanta 3, Georgia
July 19, 1967
RICHARD W. RESPESS
ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
RAY A . NIXON
Chief of Construction
ROBERT H. MORRISS
MEMO
TO:
Ray A. Nixon - Director of Public Works
FROM:
Ken Lancaster
ASST, CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
As directed, an investigation was made at #555 East Anthony Street
N. W. to determine if we could be of assistance in the solution of
a flood problem.
We found that storm water from the streets does not flow into this
drain ditch, and, therefore, responsibility by this Department cannot be justified. However, there is a great volume of storm water
flowing into this ditch from City property belonging to the Parks
Departmens. I believe, it would relieve the problem of this ditch
-overflowing onto this person's property if this water was intercepted
and directed to Proctor Creek. · This could be accomplished by
constructing a bunker at the top of the small ditch bank or by the
grading of a small berm ditch parallel to the existing one.
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Chief of Construction
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MEMO ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
: TO: Ray A. Nixon = Director of Public Works
FROM: Ken Lancaster
As directed, an investigation was made at #555 East Anthony Street
"N. W. to determine if we could be of assistance in the solution of
a flood problem.
We found that storm water from the streets does not flow into this
drain ditch, and, therefore, responsibility by this Department can-
not be justified. However, there is a great volume of storm water
flowing into this ditch from City property belonging to the Parks
Department. I believe, it would relieve the problem of this ditch
overflowing onto this person's property if this water was intercepted
and directed to Proctor Creek. This could be accomplished by
constructing a bunker at the top of the small ditch bank or by the
grading of a small berm ditch parallel to the existing one.
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ATLANTA THE DOGWOOD CITY
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Clive of lhe Mayor
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FROM: Ivan Allen, Jr. I} Py
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CONSTRUCTION DEPT,
necessary reply.
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Mrs. Lee A. Worthy
555 East Anthony Street, N. W.
Atlanta, Geor gia
30318
Dear 'Mra . Worthy:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding
the ditch behind your property.
I am asking the Construction De partment to look
into this m.atte:r and advise me of their findings.
I will be b ack in touch with you when this information i s received.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr .
lviayor
IA.1r:eo
CC: Mr. Ray Nixon Q Chief of Construction /
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July 17, 1967
Mrs. Lee A. Worthy
555 East Anthony Street, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30318
Dear’Mrs. Worthy:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding
the ditch behind your property.
Iam asking the Construction Department to look
into this matter and advise me of their findings.
I will be back in touch with you when this inform-
ation is received.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
IAS r:eo
CG: Mr. Ray Nixon, Chief of Construction we
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ditc h overuns with water, the wat er th e refore b a ck s up i n to my b ackdoor into mJr hous e and my whole do wnst a irs is then flooded wi t h water.
When this h appens I have to send my children to stay at my mother until we c an get t h e hous !E! dry from the water. My baby has .taken pneumonia fro rn t h e lfi'ouse be ing floo ded i n the l ast rains.
I have called the Sewage · and Pa rk Departments concerning the problem,
but I have got no results fro m the departments.
The ditch needs to b e dug de~per or something so that the water will
no ~ b e ove run with water during a rain.
If ~u can give me any kind of help to s top the the wat e r from flooding my house I would Appreciate your heip •. I feel that you will help
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Sincerely yours,
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555 East Anthony Street N.W.
Atlanta 18, Georgia
July: 15,1967
Mayor Ivan Allen
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Dear Sir, Eee A Pee, Fez
I am writting you hoping you are able to help me in some way. I live
at 555 E.Anthony St.N.W.,my back yard is at the base of Maddox Park
where there is a ditch that belongs to the city. When it rains the
Qitch overuns with water, the water therefore backs up into my back-—
door into my house and my whole downstairs is then flooded with water.
When this happens I have to send my children to stey at my mother un-
til we can get the house dry from the water. My baby has -taken pneu-
monia from the House being flooded in the last rains.
I have called the Sewage: and Park Depertments concerning the problen,
but I have got no results from the departments.
The ditch needs to be dug degper or something so that the water will
not be overun with water during a rain.
If wou can give me any kind of help to stop the the water from flood—
ing my house I would Appreciate your hebp.. I feel that you will help
me with my problem.
Sincerely yours,
9 SINE acme
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July 17, 1967
r
Mrs . Lee A . Worthy
555- East Anthony Street, N . W.
Atlanta, Georgia
30318
Dear Mr • Worthy:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding
the ditch behind your property.
1 am asking the Construction Department to look
into this matter and advi e me of their findings .
I will be back in touch with you when this inform ation i received.
Sincerely ,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
M yor
lAJr:eo
CC: Mr . Ray Nixon-, Chief of Con truction
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July 17, 1967
Mrs. Lee A. Worthy
555 East Anthony Street, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30318
Dear Mrs. Worthy:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding
the ditch behind your property.
I am asking the Construction Department to look
into this matter and advise me of their findings.
I will be back in touch with you when this inform-
ation is received.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
IAJr:eo
CC: Mr. Ray Nixon, Chief of Construction
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CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT of CONSTRUCTION
301 CITY HALL
Atlanta 3, Georgia
July 19, 1967
RICHARD W. RESPESS
ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
RAY A . NIXON
Chief of Constructi on
ROBERT H, MORRISS
MEMO
TO:
Ray A. Nixon - Director of Public Wo~ks
FROM:
Ken Lancaster
ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
As directed, an investigation was made at #555 East Anthony Street
N. W. to determine if we could be of assistance in the solution of
a flood p:lioblem.
We found that storm water from the streets does not flow into this
drain ditch, and, therefore, responsibility by this Department can. not be justified. However, there is a great volume of storm water
flowing into this ditch from City property belonging to the Parks
~ r t me ns. I believe, it would relieve the problem of this ditch
overflowing onto this person's property if this water was intercepted
and directed to Proctor Creek. This could be accomplished by
constructing a bunker at the top of the small ditch bank or by the
·grading of a small berm ditch parallel to the existing one.
RKL/pae
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ATLANTA
THE
DOGWOOD CITY
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CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT of CONSTRUCTION
301 CITY HALL
Atlanta 3, Georgia
July 19, 1967 : RICHARD W. RESPESS
+ ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
RAY A. NIXON
Chief of Construction ;
ROBERT H. MORRISS
MEMO : ‘ASST. CHIEF OF CONSTRUCTION
» £Os Ray A. Nixon - Director of Public Works
FROM: Ken Lancaster
As directed, an investigation was made at #555 East Anthony Street
N. W. to determine if we could be of assistance in the solution of
a flood problem,
We found that storm water from the streets does not flow into this
drain ditch, and, therefore, responsibility by this Department can-
“not be justified. However, there is a great volume of storm water
flowing into this ditch from City property belonging to the Parks
Department. I believe, it would relieve the problem of this ditch
overflowing onto this person's property if this water was intercepted
_and directed to Proctor Creek, This could be accomplished by
constructing a bunker at the top of the small ditch bank or by the
‘grading of a small berm ditch parallel to the existing one.
RKL/pae
ATLANTA ‘THE DOGWOOD ClTY
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Office’ of lhe Mayor
ROUTE SLIP
TO: kage Z Z Lge J wer
FROM: Ivan Allen, Jr. Hyrerm
fe JUL 17 1967
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(J Please refer to the attached GiB ORT e the
necessary reply. CONSTRUCTION DEPT,
CJ For your information
(EX Advise me the status of the attached.
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July 17. 1967
Mrs. Lee A. Worthy
555 East Anthony Street. N. W.
Atlanta. Georgia
30318
Dear Mrs. Worthy:
This will acknowledge receipt of yo\ll" letter regarding
the ditch behind your property.
I am asking the Construction Department to look
into this matter and advise me of their findings.
I will be back in touch with you when this inform-
ation is received.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
IAJ'r: e o
CC: M r. Ray NixoD 9 Chief of Conatruction /
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July 17, 1967
Mrs. Lee A. Worthy
555 East Anthony Street, N.W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30318
Dear Mrs. Worthy:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding
the ditch behind your property.
I am asking the Construction Department to look
into this matter and advise me of their findings.
I will be back in touch with you when this inform-
ation is received.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
lA] r:eo
GC: Mr. Ray Nixon, Chief of Construction Ja
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555 East .Anthony Street N.W.
Atlanta 18, Georgia
July· 15,1967
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Mayor Ivan Allen
City Hall-i
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at 555 E.Anthony St.N .H. ,my back yard is at the base of Maddox Park
where there is a ditch that belongs to the city. When it rains the
ditch overuns with water, the water therefore backs up into my bac~cdoor into my house an d my whole downstairs is then flooded with water.
When this h appens I have to send my children to stay at my mother until we can get th e housF dry from the water. My baby has taken pneumonia fro 1!1 the lfi'ouse being flooded in the 18st rains.
I have called the Sewage· and Park Depa.rtments concerning the problem, .
but I have.go t no results fro m the departments.
The ditch needs to be dug de~per or something so that the water will
not' be overun with water during a rain.
If ~u can give me any kind of help to ::.top the the wat e r from flooding my house I would Appreciate your hepp •. I feel that you will help
me with my problem.
Sincerely yours,
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tee eo tee Ce Te ee ee oe atest iets
ies 555 East Anthony Street N.W.
Atlanta 18, Georgia
ee 15, 1967
Ao Allen
itlantgVocote, etn Gate <3
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Be I NS yeaa
I am writting you hoping you are able to help me in some way. I live
at 555 E. Anthony St.N.W.,my back yard is at the base of Maddox Park
where there is a ditch that belongs to the city. When it rains the
ditch overuns with water, the water therefore backs up into my back-—
door into my house and my whole downstairs is then flooded with water.
When this happens I have to send my children to stey at my mother un-
til we can get the house dry from the water. My baby hes taken pneu-
monia from the House being flooded in the lest rains.
Dear Sir,
I have called the Sewage: end Park Depertments concerning the problen,
but I have got no results from the departments.
The ditch needs to be gue deeper or something so that the water will
not be overun with water during a rain.
If wou can give me any kind of help to stop the the water from flood-
ing my house I would Appreciate your hehp.. I feel that you will help
me with my problem.
Sincerely yours,
eke ee Hg
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C ITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT of PARKS
Office of General Manager
Atlanta, Georgia
30303
July 25, 1967
JACK C. DELIUS
G EN ERAL MANA G ER
MEMORANDUM
TO:
Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.
FROM:
Jack C. Delius, General Manager of Parks
SUBJECT:
Maddox Park drainage ditch flooding 555 E.
Anthony Street, N.W.
&
The Assistant Park Engineer has checked this problem
and found that we need to modify the drainage ditch
to some degree to prevent water from running on to
the rear of 555 E. Anthony Street, N.W.
A work order has been given the Park Maintenance
Superintende nt to carry out this function at the
earlie st possible date.
t-
Cor respondence pertaining to this matter is her ewith
a t tached.
ee:
Mr. Pierce Whit l ey
Recreation
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Wee et
Ail i
4 ne : js SU
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CITY OF ATLANTA
DEPARTMENT of PARKS
Office of General Manager
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
July 25, 1967
JACK C. DELIUS
GENERAL MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.
FROM: Jack C. Delius, General Manager of Parks & Recreation
SUBJECT: Maddox Park drainage ditch flooding 555 E.
Anthony Street, N.W.
The Assistant Park Engineer has checked this problem
and found that we need to modify the drainage ditch
to some degree to prevent water from running on to
the rear of 555 E. Anthony Street, N.W.
A work order has been given the Park Maintenance
Superintendent to carry out this function at the
earliest possible date.
Correspondence pertaining to this matter is herewith
attached.
cc: Mr. Pierce Whitley
mie
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July 27, 1967
Mrs . Lee A . Worthy
555 East Anthony Street, N. W .
Atlanta 18 , Georgia
Dear Mrs . W orthy:
In further reply to your letter of July 15, this
is to advise that a work order ha been issu_ed
to modify the drainage ditch at the rear of
555 Ea t Anthony Street .
This will be done at the earliest po
date.
S incerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
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i ate SS ee ee ee a a a ae ee
July 27, 1967
Mrs. Lee A. Worthy
555 East Anthony Street, N. W.
Atlanta 18, Georgia
Dear Mrs. Worthy:
In further reply to your letter of July 15, this
is to advise that a work order has been issued
to modify the drainage ditch at the rear of
555 East Anthony Street.
This will be done at the earliest possible
date.
Sincerely,
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
IAJr:eo
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5 | 9 ely 1967
[Mr) Jean CARRETTE
Pro
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August
z.
1967
MEMORANDUM
TO
Jack D liu
FROM
Ivan Allen, Jr.
Representative Bill L
of Cl yton County. and an official
of th Southern Railw · y di cussed with me ye terday the
erection of a fenc
t Pittman Park to prevent
opl from
crossing th r Uro d track and ntering Pittman Park.
on then orth or noribea t .
l would appr ciat it if you would look into this matt rand
be c rtain that
Parks Commit
is fully w r of th
eh·cum tance• a11.d det rmine what ction. if any, should be
taken by the
rk Department.
IAJr:am
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2 —_—e a
August 2, 1967
MEMORANDUM
TO : Jack Delius
FROM : Ivan Allen, Jr.
Representative Bill Lee of Clayton County, and an official
of the Southern Railway discussed with me yesterday the
erection of a fence at Pittman Park to prevent people from
crossing the railroad tracks and entering Pittman Park
on the n orth or northeast,
I would appreciate it if you would look into this matter and
be certain that the Parks Committee is fully aware of the
circumstances and determine what action, if any, should be
taken by the Parks Department.
IAJr:am
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July 27 , 1967
Mr .. E . Lewis King
45 - 3rd Street , N. E .
Atlanta , Georgi a
30308
Dear Mr . King:
This morning I received from Mr . Douglas R. Cockrill, Assistant
Trust Officer of the First National Bank of Atlanta , a check
from an anonymous donor in the amount of $5418 . 00 to be used
specifically to cov r the cost of one Laykold Tenni Court at
the new Shady Valley Park Site. Although, the donor dos
wish to remain anonymous I wish you would take it upon yourself
to extend to him the official appreciation of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen nd more p rticul rly the Department of Parks
nd Recreation for his or her generosity .
1
I am this date sking the City Comptroller to deposit the check
in the ppropri te account for this project.
Th contract has been enter d into with F . T . Brown · Company, Inc .
for the first pha
construction of Sh dy V lley Park. The
construction tim is estimated to be 120 consecutive calendar days .
Again , our appreciation, I am
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July 27, 1967
Mr. E. Lewis King
45 — 3rd Street, N.E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30308
Dear Mr, King:
This morning I received from Mr, Douglas R. Cockrill, Assistant
Trust Officer of the First National Bank of Atlanta, a check
from an anonymous donor in the amount of $5418.00 to be used
specifically to cover the cost of one Laykold Tennis Court at
the new Shady Valley Park Site, Although, the donor does
wish to remain anonymous I wish you would take it upon yourself
to extend to him the official appreciation of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen and more particularly the Department of Parks
and Recreation for his or her generosity.
I am this date asking the City Comptroller to deposit the check
in the appropriate account for this project.
The contract has been entered into with F. T. Brown & Company, Inc,
for the first phase construction of Shady Valley Park. The
construction time is estimated to be 120 consecutive calendar days.
Again, our appreciation, I am
Cordially,
Jack C. Delius
General Manager of
Parks and Recreation
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All members of the Aldermanic Parks Committee
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Mr. Francis C. Smith
717 Woodward Way, N. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30327
Dear Mr. Smith:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of
May ist regarding the planned bicycle and hiking
trail in the Peachtree Creek area.
lam forwarding your letter to the Parke Committee
for consideration.
Sincerely yours,
ivan Allen, Jr.
Mayor
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August 1, 1967
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Mr. Obie . Shel ton
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Executive Vice President
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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1 400 Commerce Building
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr . Shelton:
During e recent Called Meeting of the Aldermanic Parks Committee
the members informally discussed at my request the best
location for the Cyclorama of the Battle of Atlanta if and
when we reached the point where financing is available for
restoration and a new home. The Committee directed that
we bring this matter up f or e f ormal decision at the regular
meeting scheduled for August 15, 1967 at 2:00 p.rn. in
Committee Room No. 2 o f the City Hall. Members o f the Committee
further asked that I correspond ·with you and invite you to attend
this meeting in the event that you would like to express an
opinion on the best location for the Cyclorama. If it should
be inconvenient for you to attend on August 15 and you would
care to writ e the undersigned , it would be my pleasure to __
present your views and opinions to the Aldermen. We particularly
appreciate your continued interest in the Cyclorama which is
obviously our most valuable physical historical possession and
trusting you can attend on August 15, I am
Cordially,
Jack c. Delius
General Manager of
Parks end Recreation
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Mr. Gordon F. Price, Southeastern Underwriter's Association
Mr. Beverly . DuBose, Attorney at Law
Mt Franklin M. Garrett, Coca- Cola Company
Mr. Wilbur Kurtz, Jr., Coca- Cola Company
All members of the Aldermanic Parks Committee
Honorable Ivan Allen, ur., Mayor of Atlanta
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A Called Meeting of the Aldermanic Parks Committee was held on Wednesday,
July 26, 1967 at 2:00 p.m. in the Conference Room of the City Hall Annex.
Present were Aldermen Charlie Leftwich, Buddy Fowlkes, Q. v. Williamson,
and G. Everett Millican. Also present was Mr. R. Earl Lander,
Administrative Assistant to the Mayor, Mr. Charles L. Davis, City
Comptroller, Mr. Woody Underwood of the Comptroller's Staff, Mr. Eric
Harkness of the Planning Department, and Messrs. Jack c. Delius, Stan
Martin, A. P. Brindley, and Stan Ayer, of the Parks Department.
Chairman Leftwich stated that the primary purpose of the called meeti ng
was to discuss the recent allocation of some $35p,ooo by the Finance
Committee to the Department of Parks for emergency-type activities in
the Parks Department. Mr. Leftwich explained that the funds were ,·, :.
allocated only for capital improvements, etc. and were not intended to
be for operating costs and other everyday items. Mr. Leftwich distributed
a preliminary list of priorities drawn up by the Park Staff. A
cons i derable discussion to'ok place by members of the Park Committee
a s to just how priorities should be established and the best ways
to s p e nd the fund. I t was unani mously agreed that whenever and wherever
possible the money should be utilized for projects qualifying unde r
50¾ aid assistance from the Federal government through either the Land
and Water Conservation Act or the Open Space Program. Although additional
park lands are desperately needed and should be purchased while still
a v ai lable, it was generally felt by the Committee that the funds should
be spent on Parks already purchased and owned by the City of Atlanta s o
tha t the se faciliti e s might b e placed in service at the earliest
possibl e d a t e . The Ci ty Comptrolle r h as pointe d out t h at the City o f
Atlanta is officially committed to the purchase in the immediate future
o f an Urban Renewal Park Site in the Western portion of the RawsonWash i ngton Urban Renewa l Area and a park site adjacent to the W. c.
Hills School in the Bedford-Pine Urba n Re n ewal Area. Oth e r urban
renewa l p ark sites were co n sidered too far o ff in the f u t ure t o
commit f und s a t t he present t i me . Alderman Wi lliams on fe lt that the
Peyton Ro ad Proj ect should b e deferred at t h is t ime s i nce i t is in a
middle class community and not a disadvantaged area. The General
Manag er pointed out tha t Peyton Road wa s the only par k site purchased
under t h e 1 9 63 Bond Pr ogr am that had rec e ive d no de velopment o r
alloca t ion o f funds and whi le i n p ri nci ple the majo r ity of the f u nds
should go to disadvantaged areas o f the City , s ome development should
start on the Peyton Road Site. Alderman Fowlkes expressed an opinion
that all the funds should be .used for development, an opinion generally
expressed by the General Manager. Alderman Mil l ican stated that one
of the best ways to use the money would be to light ba l l fields for
night- time use.
The f ollowing list was finally decided upon and received the unanimous
approval of the Parks Committee:
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ALLOCATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY FUND
PARKS DEPARTMENT
TOTAL
COST
1.
I
PEYTON ROAD 1st STAGE
POSSIBLE
FEDERAL
FUNDS
NET COST
TO CITY
60,000
30,000
30,000
25,000
12,500
12,500
25,000
12,500
12,500
150,000
75 ~000
75,000
40,000
20 , 000
20 , 000
a) I ~Necessary site preparation
b)
c)
d)
e)
2.
DANIEL STANTON 2nd STAGE
a)
b)
c)
3.
Drive and parking
Pave d court a r e as
Children's play areas
Adult recreation areas
GUN CLUB 3rd STAGE
a)
5.
Paved court areas
Paved walk and skating
circle
Planting (trees & shrubs)
HARPER 2nd STAGE
a)
b)
c)
d)
4.
including storm drainage,
grading, grassing.
Drive and parking
Ball diamond
Paved court areas
Children's play areas
Major s ize swimming pool,
bat hhouse, and ne c essary
s u rrounding s ite work
CENTER HILL (Improve ment to
exist i ng p ark)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Required site preparat ion,
grading and drainage
Park drive and parking
Paved court area
Children's p l ay area
Relighting of existing ball
field
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FEDERAL
FUNDS
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TOTAL
COST
6.
ANDERSON PARK (improvement to
existing park)
a)
b)
c)
d)
7.
NET COST
CITY
TO
50,000
25,000
25,000
30,000
15,000
15,000
28,000
14,000
14,000
65,500
32,750
32,750
140,000
70,000
70,000
86,500
43,250
43,250
700 ,000
350,000
350,000
Required site preparation
grading and drainage
Park drive and parking
Paved court area
Children's play area
BENTEEN 2nd STAGE
I
a)
b)
c)
d)
8.
THOMASVILLE 3rd STAGE
a)
b)
c)
d)
9.
Complete drive and -parking
Paved court area
Children's play area
Planting (trees & shrubs)
Additional drive & parking
Children's play area
· paved walks
Ball field lighting
Purchase of park in Rawson Washington Urban Renewal Area
(adjacent to public housing)
10.
Purchase of c. W. Hill School
park site in Bedford-Pine Urban
Renewal area.
11.
Purchase of additional park
land throughout the city - to
be decided with the help of
the City Planni ng Department.
TOTALS
The last item on the proposed budget, number 11, concerns the purchase
of additional park land throughout the City. Alderman Leftwich and other
members of the Committee expressed an opinion that in the event that
e stimates of construction were too low on some of the other projects that
i tem 11 in part at least could be diverted to make up deficits. Stan
Martin, Parks Administrative Assistant, has already requested the City
Planning Department to make a survey to determine where additional park o
lands are needed. Mr. Martin has already requested Mr. Collier Gladin,
t he City Planning Engineer, to up date the 1961 Park Plan.
.rhe General Manager was directed to forwa r d immediately to the Finance
Committee of the Boar d of Aldermen 1rhe above suggested·.1allocation of
t:he $350,000.
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to take up the discussion of the proposed location of the new Cyclorama
if and when it is constructed. Mr. Delius feels that the Cyclorama shoul_d
remain ih Grant Park since it is located on the fringe of the actual
Battle of Atlanta which the Cyclorama depicts, has been in the park for
some eighty years, is internationally advertised as being in Grant Park,
and is adjacent to ample parking, the zoo, and Fort Walker. All members
of the Committee agreed that the best location for the Cyclorama was for
it to remain in Grant Park. Mr. Delius explained that there was some
feeling among certain individuals that if the Cyclorama is rebuilt it
be located in a downtown area possibly adjacent to the auditorium where
it woul9 be immediately accessible to tourist traffic, etc. The Chairman
of the Parks Committee suggested that at the next Park Committee meeting
on August 15, 1967, that the matter be formally voted upon but that
.
in the meantime Mr. Delius should contact all those individuals who have
expressed an interest in where the new Cyclorama should be located and
invite them to come before the August 15th meeting. The Committee agreed
that any and everything should be done possible within the capacity of
our present finances to begin study towards the renovation of the painting
proper and the construction of the new Cyclorama building.
Mr. Charles Davis, City Comptroller, suggested to the Committee and the
Parks Department that work should begin immediately on applications for
matching Federal funds relative to the above mentioned $350,000 and that
in addition, applications should be submitted for the purchase of park
lands in the norther portion of the West End Urban Renewal Area and in
the Rockdale Urban Renewal Area. In the case of the latter project,
originally only one park site was suggested for Rockdale1 however, the~e
appears to be three park sites now with two being donated and one having
to be purchased by the City. Mr. Davis said that somehow or other funds
would be made available for a park in the northern portion of the West
End Urban Renewal project and in the Rockdale Urban Renewal Project.
Being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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August 1, 1967
Mr. Obie Shelton
Executive Vice President
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
1400 Commerce Building
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr. Shelton:
During a recent Called Meeting of the Aldermanic Parks Committee
the members informally discussed at my request the best
_ location for the Cyclorama of the Battle of Atlanta if and
when we reached the point where financing is available for
restoration and a new home. The Committee directed that
we bring this matter up for a formal decision at the regular :
meeting scheduled for August 15, 1967 at 2:00 p.m. in
Committee Room No. 2 of the City Hall. Members of the Committee
further asked that I correspond with you and invite you to attend
this meeting in the event that you would like to express an
opinion on the best location for the Cyclorama. If it should
be inconvenient for you to attend on August 15 and you would
care to write the undersigned, it would be my pleasure to_
present your views and opinions to the Aldermen. We particularly -
appreciate your continued interest in the Cyclorama which is —
obviously our most valuable physical historical possession and
trusting you can attend on August 15, I am
' ; Jack C. Delius :
General Manager of
Parks and Recreation
JCDs1lg”
cc: Mr. Gordon F. Price, Southeastern Underwriter's Association
Mr. Beverly.DuBose, Attorney at Law
Mr. Franklin M. Garrett, Coca-Cola Company
Mr. Wilbur Kurtz, Jr., Coca-Cola Company
All members of the Aldermanic Parks Committee
Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr., Mayor of Atlanta gl
Mr. R. Earl Landers, Administrative Assistant to the Mayor
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July 26, 1967
A Called Meeting of the Aldermanic Parks Committee was held on Wednesday,
July 26, 1967 at 2:00 p.m. in the Conference Room of the City Hall Annex.
Present were Aldermen Charlie Leftwich, Buddy Fowlkes, Q. V. Williamson,
and G. Everett Millican. Also present was Mr. R. Earl Lander,
Administrative Assistant to the Mayor, Mr. Charles L,. Davis, City
Comptroller, Mr. Woody Underwood of the Comptroller's Staff, Mr. Eric
Harkness of the Planning Department, and Messrs. Jack C. Delius, Stan
Martin, A. P. Brindley, and Stan Ayer, of the Parks Department.
Chairman Leftwich stated that the primary purpose of the called meeting
was to discuss the recent allocation of some $350,000 by the Finance
Committee to the Department of Parks for emergency—type activities in
the Parks Department. Mr. Leftwich explained that the funds were °°
allocated only for capital improvements, etc. and were not intended to
be for operating costs and other everyday items. Mr. Leftwich distributed
a preliminary list of priorities drawn up by the Park Staff. A
considerable discussion took place by members of the Park Committee
as to just how priorities should be established and the best ways
to spend the fund. It was unanimously agreed that whenever and wherever
possible the money should be utilized for projects qualifying under
50% aid assistance from the Federal government through either the Land
and Water Conservation Act or the Open Space Program. Although additional
park lands are desperately needed and should be purchased while still
available, it was generally felt by the Committee that the funds should
be spent on Parks already purchased and owned by the City of Atlanta so
that these facilities might be placed in service at the earliest
possible date. The City Comptroller has pointed out that the City of
Atlanta is officially committed to the purchase in the immediate future
of an Urban Renewal Park Site in the Western portion of the Rawson-
Washington Urban Renewal Area and a park site adjacent to the W. C.
Hills School in the Bedford-Pine Urban Renewal Area. Other urban
renewal park sites were considered too far off in the future to
commit funds at the present time. Alderman Williamson felt that the
Peyton Road Project should be deferred at this time since it is ina
middle class community and not a disadvantaged area. The General
Manager pointed out that Peyton Road was the only park site purchased
under the 1963 Bond Program that had received no development or
allocation of funds and while in principle the majority of the funds
should go to disadvantaged areas of the City, some development should
start on the Peyton Road Site. Alderman Fowlkes expressed an opinion
that all the funds should be used for development, an opinion generally
expressed by the General Manager. Alderman Millican stated that one
of the best ways to use the money would be to light ball fields for
night-time use.
The following list was finally decided upon and received the unanimous
approval of the Parks Committee:
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ALLOCATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY
PARKS DEPARTMENT
TOTAL
Cost
PEYTON ROAD lst STAGE 60,000
a) Necessary site preparation
including storm drainage,
grading, grassing.
b) Drive and parking
c) Ball diamond
d) Paved court areas
é) Children's play areas
DANIEL STANTON 2nd STAGE 25,000
a) Paved court areas
b) Paved walk and skating
' circle
c) Planting (trees & shrubs)
HARPER 2nd STAGE 25,000
a) Drive and parking
b) Paved court areas
c) Children's play areas
da) Adult recreation areas
GUN CLUB 3rd STAGE 150,000
a) Major size swimming pool,
bathhouse, and necessary
surrounding site work
CENTER HILL (Improvement to 40,000
existing park)
a)
b)
c)
a)
e)
Required site preparation,
grading and drainage
Park drive and parking
Paved court area
Children's play area
Relighting of existing ball
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FUND
POSSIBLE
FEDERAL NET COST
FUNDS TO! CIty
30,000 30,000
12,500 12,500
12,500 12,500
75,000 75,000
20,000 20,000
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6. ANDERSON PARK (improvement to 50,000 25,000 25,000
existing park)
a) Required site preparation
grading and drainage
b) Park drive and parking
c) Paved court area
da) Children's play area
7. jBENTEEN 2nd STAGE 30,000 15,000 15,000
a) Complete drive and-parking
b) Paved court area
c) Children's play area
dad) Planting (trees & shrubs)
8. THOMASVILLE 3rd STAGE 28,000 14,000 14,000
a) Additional drive & parking
b) Children's play area
c) Paved walks
da) Ball field lighting
9. Purchase of park in Rawson - 65,500 32,750 32,750
Washington Urban Renewal Area
(adjacent to public housing)
10. Purchase of C. W. Hill School 140,000 70,000 70,000
park site in Bedford-Pine Urban
Renewal area.
ll. Purchase of additional park 86,500 43,250 43,250
land throughout the city —- to
be decided with the help of
the City Planning Department.
TOTALS 700,000 350,900 350,009
The last item on the proposed budget, number 11, concerns the purchase
of additional park land throughout the City. Alderman Leftwich and other
members of the Committee expressed an opinion that in the event that
estimates of construction were too low on some of the other projects that
item 11 in part at least could be diverted to make up deficits. Stan
Martin, Parks Administrative Assistant, has already requested the City
Planning Department to make a survey to determine where additional parks
lands are needed. Mr. Martin has already requested Mr. Collier Gladin,
the City Planning Engineer, to up date the 1961 Park Plan.
‘The General Manager was directed to forward immediately to the Finance
Committee of the Board of Aldermen the above suggested allocation of
the $350,000.
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The General Manager then requested the Chairman of the Parks Committee
to take up the discussion of the proposed location of the new Cyclorama
if and when it is constructed. Mr. Delius feels that the Cyclorama should
remain in Grant Park since it is located on the fringe of the actual
Battle of Atlanta which the Cyclorama depicts, has been in the park for
some eighty years, is internationally advertised as being in Grant Park,
and is adjacent to ample parking, the zoo, and Fort Walker. All members
of the Committee agreed that the best location for the Cyclorama was for
it to remain in Grant Park. Mr. Delius explained that there was some
feeling among certain individuals that if the Cyclorama is rebuilt it
be located in a downtown area possibly adjacent to the auditorium where
it would be immediately accessible to tourist traffic, etc. The Chairman
of the Parks Committee suggested that at the next Park Committee meeting
on August 15, 1967, that the matter be formally voted upon but that
in the meantime Mr. Delius should contact all those individuals who have
expressed an interest in where the new Cyclorama should be located and
invite them to come before the August 15th meeting. The Committee agreed
that any and everything should be done possible within the capacity of
our present finances to begin study towards the renovation of the painting
proper and the construction of the new Cyclorama building.
Mr. Charles Davis, City Comptroller, suggested to the Committee and the
Parks Department that work should begin immediately on applications for
matching Federal funds relative to the above mentioned $350,000 and that
in addition, applications should be submitted for the purchase of park
lands in the norther portion of the West End Urban Renewal Area and in
the Rockdale Urban Renewal Area. In the case of the latter project,
originally only one park site was suggested for Rockdale; however, there
appears to be three park sites now with two being donated and one having
to be purchased by the City. Mr. Davis said that somehow or other funds
would be made available for a park in the northern portion of the West
End Urban Renewal project and in the Rockdale Urban Renewal Project.
Being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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LANCE ROOFING COMPANY, INC.
57 WEYMAN AVENUE, S.W.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30315
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JACKSON 4-4771
LANCE ROOFING COMPANY, INC.
57 WEYMAN AVENUE, S.W.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30315
August 7, 1967 |
Me Jack C. Dilius
Atlanta Parks Department
260 Central Avenue SW
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear My Dilius:
At the May meeting of the
made and unanimously passe<
(or near) Oak Drive SW into
possible,
mylttee a motion was
op the property on
¢ at the earliest date
Southeast Atlanta
stated then we have more
jaseball program in the
At this meetin
Athletic puweetht (
than 600 boys enzfe
community. We are
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