295 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/02e5625a58112bdfb059bf0ff3210fd9.pdf e04e6c85e7a9e8de45fc79bb30b7eafb Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES OF SUB-COM~ITTEE MEETING, CO MMITTEE B ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN CO MM ISSION I. Subjects Treated A. B. II. Capitol Park Percentage for the Allied Arts Recommendations: A. B. A contract should be made with an Atlanta architect 1. He should choose a design team from his staff or from a list of consultants representing: landscape, architects, the allied arts, and engineers 2. Architect that is interviewed shall submit a verbal - concept which shall be a consideration in the selection of the architect. J. An early preliminary should be presented in sufficient detail to indicate both the landscape architecture and the use of the allied arts It is recommended that non-architect members of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission sit with Mr . Davis, Mr. Landers, and Mr. Kiepper to develop a list of architects and to assist with the interviewing of architects under consideration. The criteria for selection of these architects would be as follo ws: 1. 2. J. 4. III. l The project should be _a team venture with the architect coordinating the project. A team of Georgia designers recommended. The architect is responsible for the total project. The preliminary designer is not restricted to the discipline of architecture. Recommendations: A. B. Capitol Park Percentage Letters have gone out to eighteen cities requesting information and views relating to percentages for the Allied Arts. It is the feeling of the committee that a reasonable approach to the percentage problem be as follo ws: 1. J/4 of one percent of the first million dollars for a building pr oje ct to be allocated for the Allied Arts. 2. 1/2 of one percent of all additional ftinds for the building project be allocated for the Allied Arts. From the discussions a nd incorporations of the views of othe r members of the Commission and upon receipt of information from cities contacted, it is r ecommenced that a formal proposal for (1) an ordinance detailed with percentages be sent to the aldermanic board, and (2) formal recommendation from the Commission dealing with Capitol Park be sent to Mr. Ernest Davis, Mr. Alan Kiepper and Mr. Earl Landers � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES OF SUB-COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE B ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION I. Subjects Treated A. Capitol Park B. Percentage for the Allied Arts II. Recommendations: Capitol Park A. A contract should be made with an Atlanta architect 1. He should choose a design team from his staff or from a list of consultants representing: landscape, architects, the allied arts, and engineers 2. Architect that is interviewed shall submit a verbal-.concept which shall be a consideration in the selection of the architect, 3. An early preliminary should be presented in sufficient detail to indicate both the landscape architecture and the use of the allied arts B. It is recommended that non-architect members of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission sit with Mr. Davis, Mr. Landers, and Mr. Kiepper to develop a list of architects and to assist with the interviewing of architects under consideration. The criteria for selection of these architects would be as follows: 1. The project should be a team venture with the architect coordinating the project. 2. <A team of Georgia designers recommended, 3. The architect is responsible for the total project. kh. The preliminary designer is not restricted to the discipline of architecture, III. Recommendations: Percentage A. Letters have gone out to eighteen cities requesting information and views relating to percentages for the Allied Arts. It is the feeling of the committee that a reasonable approach to the per- centage problem be as follows: 1. 3/h of one percent of the first million dollars for a building project to be allocated for the Allied Arts. 2. 1/2 of one percent of all additional funds for the building project be allocated for the Allied Arts. B. From the discussions and incorporations of the views of other members of the Commission and upon receipt of information from cities contacted, it is recommenced that a formal proposal for (1) an ordinance detailed with percentages be sent to the aldermanic board, and (2) formal recommendation from the Commission dealing with Capitol Park be sent to Mr. Ernest Davis, Mr. Alan Kiepper and Mr. Earl Landers  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 112 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/7e318f12093968e2c213a54f9e46224c.pdf ef542e1a4be2fa97dfd20ca15bef5b8a Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. DESIGN CRITERIA Atlanta Civic Design Commission This design criteria is a guide by which the Atlanta Civic Design Commission can objectively and analytically review the urban design merits of a proposed architectural project. the architect submitting work. It is a tool both for the reviewers and Hopefully, this review process will encourage architects, other design professionals and developers to bette r relate their individual projects to the overall urban environment. 1. 2. How does this project . relate to the man on foot? a. Does the relation of the building to the street and to adjacent buildings create meaningful pedestrian spaces - plazas, square s; courts, atriums? b. Are the exterior spaces pleasant in all seasons? Is there a feeling of enclosure? Is there shade in summer and protection from icy blasts in winter? Are there a variety of spaces intimate as well as large ones? Are a rich variety of experienc es perceived when moving through the space - events, focal points and surprises? Is everything seen at one glance or does the picture unfold as one circulates through? Does the landscape archi tecture bring the space more to human scale? c. Does this project separate pedestrian from automobile traffic? d. Does the building provide to the pedestrian a real sense of ent r n n ::,e -clear and identifiable gateways, a place tb reflect? How does this project relate to man in automobile? a. Is there a clear and identifiable automobile entrance? Does th e entrance's architectural form express entrance or is a sign necessary? b. Is the walk from parking safe, eventful and human? c. Is the entrance from the entrance? d. Is the parking area a sea of asphalt carried to the street or i s it broken up by landscaping, changes of levels or other devices? Are the edges of the parking area landscaped or screened? parking side designed as an important �- ). 11 . s. 2 - e. On parking decks, does natural light penetrate lower levels? f. What is the quality of artificial lighting on parking decks? g. Are number and location of curb cuts - egress/ingress points detrimental to traffic flow? h. How does the top of a parking deck appear from taller buildings? How does this project relate to contiguous environment, to the general ne~ghborhood, and to the city as a whole? a. Does it have respect for adjacent buildings? b. Does it harmonize or contrast? c. If it contrasts, does its use justify this degree of importance (such as a municipal, civic, religious building, or an outstanding institution)? d. If it relates by harmonizing, does it echo similar materials, colors, textures, rhythms (structural bays, solids to voids, window groupings), similar proportion, similar details such as arches, cornices, corbeling, string courses, brick coursings and jointing? e. Does it h a ve respect for its neighbors or does it scream out "look at me". Is it quietly sophisticated, understated, or is it ostentatious and showy. What k inds of "huma nization" f a ctors a r e present? Does th e bu i ldin g make a n a e s th e tic a nd functional contr ibution to t he city? a. Wha t is t he q u a lity of i ts l a nd s c a pe a rc hi t e e tur e ? b. Wha t i s the qual ity of ar t, sculpture , mur a ls or r eliefs ? C • What is the quality o f d. What is the quality of the street furnitu re, graphics and heraldry? the ex t eri o r lig ht ing? What kind of "street life" will th is project g e nera t e? a• Will its uses create life and activity as many hours a day as possible? b. Will its uses look out on the street and will i t be visually open fr~m th~ ·- sia~walk? c. Does its use generate an ~ntensely and diversely used area? �- 3 - S. What architectural character does the project have? a. Is it expressive of its use? b. Is there a feeling of permaneney? c. Will it age gracefully? d. What is the main idea, its design concept, its philosophical base? What new statements does it make? e. Is it an honest expression of our region's culture, climate, technology? f. Seel.a., b., e. 7. Is the building in an important Urban Design area as established by the visual survey? Is it of appropriate quality and use to be located in a strategic position of impo~tanee in the city? S. Are there blighting influences? ~ a. Are service and garbage areas screened? b. Ar e the r e unappropriate a nd distr a cting signs? c. Are there ex pos e d util i ty l i ne s? d. I s h a ndling and storage of the automobile unsightly? s c ale a. Wha t is the qua1ity of scale of the spa c es e nclose d b y b u ild ings? Does one percei ve an eyef u l of space or is t h e spa c e too large? b. Will the relative hei ght of this b uil d ing dwa rf or visually bl ock a historically pr om inen t b u i ld i ng? 10. Does this project conform to the overall objective of the C.B.D. plan (future)? 11. Is the project in the route of the future rapid transit lines? Paul Muldawer, Chairman A~~hitectural Committee � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document DESIGN CRITERIA Atlanta Civic Design Commission This design criteria is a guide by which the Atlanta Civic Design Commission can objectively and analytically review the urban design merits of a proposed architectural project. It is a tool both for the reviewers and the architect submitting work. Hopefully, this review process will encourage architects, other design professionals and developers to better relate their individual projects to the overall urban environment. l. How ae does this project. relate to the man on foot? Does the relation of the building to the street and to adjacent buildings create meaningful pedestrian spaces - plazas, squares, courts, atriums? Are the exterior spaces pleasant in all seasons? Is there a feeling of enclosure? Is there shade in summer and protection from icy blasts in winter? Are there a variety of spaces - intimate as well as large ones? Are a rich variety of experiences perceived when moving through the space - events, focal points and surprises? Is everything seen at one glance or does the pic-— ture unfold as one circulates through? Does the landscape archi-- tecture bring the space more to human scale? Does this project separate pedestrian from automobile traffic? Does the building provide to the pedestrian a real sense of entranzc~ clear and identifiable gateways, a place td reflect? does this project relate to man in automobile? Is there a clear and identifiable automobile entrance? Does tho entrance's architectural form express entrance or is a sign necessary? Is the walk from parking safe, eventful and human? Is the entrance from the parking side designed as an important entrance? Is the parking area a sea of asphalt carried to the street or is it broken up by landscaping, changes of levels or other devices? Are the edges of the parking area landscaped or screened? On parking decks, does natural light penetrate lower levels? What is the quality of artificial lighting on parking decks? Are number and location of curb cuts - egress/ingress points - detrimental to traffic flow? How does the top of a parking deck appear from taller buildings? How does this project relate to contiguous environment, to the general neighborhood, and to the city as a whole? ae b. Does it have respect for adjacent buildings? Does it harmonize or contrast? If it contrasts, does its use justify this degree of importance (such as a municipal, civic, religious building, or an outstanding institution) ? If it relates by harmonizing, does it echo similar materials, colors, textures, rhythms (structural bays, solids to voids, window groupings), similar proportion, similar details such as arches, cornices, corbeling, string courses, brick coursings and jointing? Does it have respect for its neighbors or does it scream out "look at me", Is it quietly sophisticated, understated, or is it ostentatious and showy. What kinds of "humanization" factors are present? Does the building make an aesthetic and functional contribution to the city? What is the quality of its landscape architecture? What is the quality of art, sculpture, murals or reliefs? What is the quality of the exterior lighting? What is the quality of the street furniture, graphics and heraldry? What kind of "street life" will this project generate? Be b. Will its uses create life and activity as many hours a day as possible? Will its uses look out on the street and will it be visually open from the: sidewalk? Does its use generate an intensely and diversely used area? Oo. What architectural character does the project have? a. Is it expressive of its use? b. Is there a feeling of permaneney? ec. Will it age gracefully? d. that is the main idea, its design concept, its philosophical base? What new statements does it make? e. Is it an honest expression of our region's culture, climate, technology? ff, See 1.a., dey @. 7. Is the building in an important Urban Design area as established by the visual survey? Is it of appropriate quality and use to be located in a strategic position of importance in the city? S, Are there blighting influences? a. Are service and garbage areas screened? b, Are there unappropriate and distracting signs? c. Are there exposed utility lines? d. Is handling and storage of the automobile unsightly? re) Seale a. What is the quality of scale of the spaces enclosed by buildings? Does one perceive an eyeful of space or is the space too large? b. Will the relative height of this building dwarf or visually block a historically prominent building? 10. Does this project conform to the overall objective of the C.B.D. plan (future)? 11. Is the project in the route of the future rapid transit lines? Paul Muldawer, Chairman \rehitectural Committee  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 111 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a42bda0965eb7271e6456bb43d2dbc18.pdf 526e5b645f0850670a1cb763109f3d27 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. REPORT OF THE ARCPITECTURAL CO MMITTEE For purposes of architectural review, the following tools would be desirable: (1) A design criteria (see attached criteria) (2) A scale model of the Central Business District with removable buildings of sufficient size for architects to insert models of their proposed buildings. We would like to have funds to finance this endeavor. (3) Aerial photographs, city map, utility plan and other · appropriate plans. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document REPORT OF THE ARCFITECTURAL COMMITTEE For purposes of architectural review, the following tools would be desirable: (1) A design criteria (see attached criteria) (2) A scale model of the Central Business District with removable buildings of sufficient size for architects to insert models of their proposed buildings. We would like to have funds to finance this endeavor. (3) Aerial photographs, city map, utility plan and other’ appropriate plans,  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 110 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3001203d3537354be67dac7405309eac.pdf 0209e449d9f0bf581c38455620bf992f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES ATLA NTA CIVIC DES I GN CO MMISSION JULY 14, 1966 The regular me eting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, July 14, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room the follo wing members present: 4, Cit y Hall, with Chairman Sam'l I. Cooper, Vice-Chairman Joseph H. Perrin, Mrs. Alvin M. Ferst, Secretary; Messrs. Paul Muldawer , Harry J. Baldwin, Julian Harris, W. L. Calloway, H. King McCain, and Mr s. Edith Henderson. Guests were: Mr. Eric Harkness, City Planning Depart- ment; Mr. James P. Hudson, Planners & Engineers Collaborative; and Mr. S. Jarvin Levison, Atty. Minutes of the June 16 meetin g were approved. Chair man Cooper presented a copy of the form letter to be sent to a rchitects ackno wled g ing receipt of their submissions to be revie wed b y A.C .D .C., a co py of which wi l l also be sent to the City Building Inspector. A roster has been s et up to record submissions, arc h itects s ub mitting, date s r evie wed, etc. Cha i rman Coop e r in Denver . reported on the AIA Convention he attended in· J ul y He expresse d hi s vi e ws of De n v e r i n g e ne ral , comme n ting o n the u s e o f b r i dges c on necting buildin gs; rounded cu r bs at street co r n ers; and part i cu l ar l y, the clean li ness of the City. Mr . Muldawer presen t ed and r eviewe d the d esign c r ite ri a and r e p o rt of the Architectural Committee of A.C.D.C. (C op i e s at t ached ) �- 2 - The possibility of an ordinance re g ardin g over-hanging street s ig ns was discussed. Mr. Harris was requested to bring any data h e may have on the subject to the Au gust 11 meetin g , at which time the c h airman wi l l appoint a committee to work with the City Planning Department in drafting a proposed sign or d inance. The follo wing motions were ap p ro v ed: (1) A .C .D .C. members will g o to t h e City P lan n in g De partment a ·t the July 28 meetin g for acquisition of kno wledge and background of the department, what the y a re worki ng on, etc. (2) A. C .D.C. me mbers wi l l g o to the Metropolitan Pl a nn i ng Depa r t ment in the Gl en n Bui ldin g at th e Au g u s t 25 me e tin g , if ag r e e a bl e wi th ARMP C. Work i ng dr awi n gs for the f ol l owi n g s ubm i s si ons we r e re vie wed ,)y A . C .D.C.: (a ) Ad di tio n to Lakew ood Hei g h t s El e me nta ry S c h ool - Cunni ngha m & Forehand, Ar c hite cts (b) Addition to Gideons Elemen t ary School - Cu nningham & Forehand, Arch. (c) Mo zley Park Recreati o n Center - Dale & Smith, Arch. Letters will be sent t o the a r chitects t hanking them for their submissions. Letters to b e sent to Atlanta S cho o l Board and Parks Dept. with A.C.D.C. comments and/or recommendations regarding submitted plans wi ll be drafted by the chairma~ and presented at the next meeting. �- 3 Mr. James P. Hudson appeared before the Commission in regard to preservation of trees on the 40 1 setback on commercial property. Th e Commission concurs with Mr. Hudson that some restrictions are needed whereby a certain percentage of trees be left on the 40 1 setback. Mr t:. Edith Henderson, in collaboration with A.S.L.A. and the City Plannin g Department, will draft a proposed tree ordinance and present at a fu tu : · · meeting. Mr. Eric Harkness of the Planning Department, and Mr. S . Jarvin Levison, attorney for Dr. Milton Smithloff, promoter of the Treemont Apt. Bldg., requested the Commission's recommendation regarding the r e zonin g of land on 14th Street for this hi gh-rise apartment. The follo wing motion wa s approved by the Commision: "T HAT TH ROUGH THI S COMMI SS IO N vrn RE COMMEND THE CO NDITIONAL REZO NI NG OF THAT S EC'l'IO N OF LAND BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH S TREE TS , I N ORT·ER TO PER MI T THE CONS Tnu C TIO N OF THE PROPO SED TREE MONT AP T . ' AS INDI CATE}") ON PRELI MI NARY DRA WI NGS . THI S HECO MY. EN DATION DOES NOT ATTE MP T TO A PRE C"CDENT FOR FUTURE COMPA RABLE DE VELO PME NT. Mr . Perrin prese nte d t he r ep ort o f r e gar din g Ca p ito l mi nu tes of 11 the mee tin g of Comm it t ee Park a nd " pe rc e ntage fo r a llied art." Copy of t he mee t i n g are a tta ch e d. Motion was a ppr o ved ch a ng in g A. C . D .C . q u or um from 9 to 8. The mee ting was adjourned by Chairma n Cooper a t An n Butler Re cord i n g S e cr etary 5 : 3 5 p.m. (b ) th e s:, � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION JULY 14, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, July 14, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room #4, City Hall, with the following members present: Chairman Sam'1l I. Cooper, Vice-Chairman Joseph H, Perrin, Mrs, Alvin M. Ferst, Secretary; Messrs, Paul Muldawer, Harry J. Baldwin, Julian Harris, W. L. Calloway, H. King McCain, and Mrs. Edith Henderson. Guests were: Mr. Eric Harkness, City Planning Depart~ ment; Mr. James P. Hudson, Planners & Engineers Collaborative; and Mr. S. Jarvin Levison, Atty. Minutes of the June 16 meeting were approved, Chairman Cooper presented a copy of the form letter to be sent to architects acknowledging receipt of their submissions to be reviewed by A.C.D.C., a copy of which will also be sent to the City Building Inspector, A roster has been set up to record submissions, architects submitting, dates reviewed, etc. Chairman Cooper reported on the AIA Convention he attended in July in Denver. He expressed his views of Denver in general, commenting on the use of bridges connecting buildings; rounded curbs at street corners; and particularly, the cleanliness of the City. Mr. Muldawer presented and reviewed the design criteria and report of the Architectural Committee of A.C.D.C. (Copies attached) The possibility of an ordinance regarding over-hanging street Signs was discussed, Mr. Harris was requested to bring any data he may have on the subject to the August 11 meeting, at which time the chairman Will appoint a committee to work with the City Planning Department in drafting a proposed sign ordinance. The following motions were approved: (1) A.C.D.C. members will go to the City Planning Department at the July 28 meeting for acquisition of knowledge and background of the department, what they are working on, etc. (2) A.C.D.C. members will go to the Metropolitan Planning Department in the Glenn Building at the August 25 meeting, if agreeable with ARMPC. Working drawings for the following submissions were reviewed by AvO.D.C. (a) Addition to Lakewood Heights Elementary School - Cunningham & Forehand, Architects (b) Addition to Gideons Elementary School - Cunningham & Forehand, Arch. (c) Mozley Park Recreation Center - Dale & Smith, Arch. Letters will be sent to the architects thanking them for their submissions, Letters to be sent to Atlanta School Board and Parks Dept. with A.C.D.C, comments and/or recommendations regarding submitted plans will be drafted by the chairman and presented at the next meeting. - 3- Mr. James P. Hudson appeared before the Commission in regard to preservation of trees on the 0O' setback on commercial property. The Commission concurs with Mr. Hudson that some restrictions are needed whereby a certain percentage of trees be left on the O' setback. Mrs Edith Henderson, in collaboration with A.S.L.A. and the City Planning Department, will draft a proposed tree ordinance and present at a futu. : meeting. Mr. Eric Harkness of the Planning Department, and Mr. S. Jarvin Levison, attorney for Dr. Milton Smithloff, promoter of the Treemont Apt. Bldg., requested the Commission's recommendation regarding the rezoning of land on lkth Street for this high-rise apartment. The following motion was approved by the Commision; "THAT THROUGH THIS COMMISSION WE RECOMMEND THE CONDITIONAL REZONING OF THAT SECTION OF LAND BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS, IN ORTER TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROPOSED TREEMONT APT., AS INDICATED ON PRELIMINARY DRAWINGS, THIS RECOMMENDATION DOES NOT ATTEMPT TO Si, A PRECEDENT FOR FUTURE COMPARABLE DEVELOPMENT." Mr. Perrin presented the report of the meeting of Committee (b) regarding Capitol Park and "percentage for allied art." Copy of the minutes of the meeting are attached. Motion was approved changing A.C.D.C. quorum from 9 to 8. The meeting was adjourned by Chairman Cooper at 5:35 p.m. Ann Butler Recording Secretary  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 109 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b06016b44bd42b77d155164942013616.pdf 302718ae0d3b323dcf4ba22f2bdf2f90 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION JULY 28, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, July 28, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room with the following members present: 4, City Hall, Messrs. Sam 1 l I. Cooper, Chairman; Joseph H. Perrin, Vice-Chairman; Paul Muldawer, Harry J. Baldwin, Julian Harris, John C. Gould, W. L. Calloway, J. Ben Moore, and Mrs. Edith Henderson. Minutes of the July 14 meeting were approved. Chairman Cooper read the following: (a) Letters to be sent from A.C.D.c. to the City School Department · and Parks Department regarding submissions reviewed by the Commission on July (b) 14. The letters were approved as written. Letter to A.C.D.C. from Mr. Dan Sweat, Director of Governmental Liaison, regarding the Federal Urban Beautification Program. The Commission discussed the possibility of promoting the develop - ment of the "old City" area under the ·Alabama Street viaduct. Chairman Cooper appointed the following committee to look into possible means of initia ting and financing such a pr ogram: Mulda wer Perrin Harris The Commission recessed at 2: 45 to the 7th floor for a review of the City Planning Department presented by Messrs. Eric Harkness, Tom Shuttleworth, and Collier Gladin. While this meeting was both interesting �- 2 - and informative to all members of the Commission, yet these members were disappointed to learn that the City Planning Department is devoting most of its time, energy, and personnel to the development of statistics, zoning, population densities, and of other factual data dealing with th a City of Atlanta, and is not projecting any actual broad physical plannin c : either for the City as a whole, or for certain major areas thereof, such as the central business district. While this reaction indicated no criticism of the Planning Department, which obviously has neither the personnel nor the money to make such personnel available, yet the A.C.D.C. does feel that such broad planning should be undertaken, particularly in terms of the central down town area, and hopes that means can be found to initiate such comprehen sive considerations. The meeting was adjourned at 5 p.m. Ann Butler Re cording Secretary � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION JULY 28, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, July 28, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room #4, City Hall, with the following members present: Messrs, Sam'l I. Cooper, Chairman; Joseph H, Perrin, Vice-Chairman; Paul Muldawer, Harry J. Baldwin, Julian Harris, John C. Gould, W, L. Calloway, J. Ben Moore, and Mrs, Edith Henderson. Minutes of the July 1) meeting were approved. Chairman Cooper read the following: (a) Letters to be sent from A.C.D.C. to the City School Department and Parks Department regarding submissions reviewed by the Commission on July 14. The letters were approved as written. (b) Letter to A.C.D.C. from Mr. Dan Sweat, Director of Governmental Liaison, regarding the Federal Urban Beautification Program. The Commission discussed the possibility of promoting the develop- ment of the "old City" area under the Alabama Street viaduct, Chairman Cooper appointed the following committee to look into possible means of initiating and financing such a program; Muldawer Perrin Harris The Commission recessed at 2:5 to the 7th floor for a review of the City Planning Department presented by Messrs. Eric Harkness, Tom Shuttleworth, and Collier Gladin. While this meeting was both interesting and informative to all members of the Commission, yet these members were disappointed to learn that the City Planning Department is devoting most of its time, energy, and personnel to the development of statistics, zoning, population densities, and of other factual data dealing with the City of Atlanta, and is not projecting any actual broad physical planning either for the City as a whole, or for certain major areas thereof, such as the central business district. While this reaction indicated no criticism of the Planning Depart- ment, which obviously has neither the personnel nor the money to make such personnel available, yet the A.C.D.C. does feel that such broad planning should be undertaken, particularly in terms of the central down- town area, and hopes that means can be found to initiate such comprehen- sive considerations. The meeting was adjourned at 5 p.m, Ann Butler Recording Secretary  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 108 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/7df6d323f5a993781759ff668e828d5b.pdf ddf4fa8192f9d3dee7b143c1123596e7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION AUGUST 11, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, August 11, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room follo wing members present: 4, City Hall, with the Messrs. Sam 1 1 I. Cooper, Chairman; Perrin, Vice-Chairman; Harry J. Baldwin, Julian Harris, Joseph H. John Portman, W. L. Calloway, H. K. McCain, and Mrs. Edith Henderson~ Minutes of the July 28 meeting were approved. Chairman Cooper read the following: (a) Form letter to be sent to architects thanking them for projects submitted for review; (b) Letter to Mr~ Sweat. This letter was read to the Commission two weeks ago. (c) Letter to Mr~ Ernest Davis. This letter was read to Vice-Chairman Perrin over the telephone prior to being mailed. (d) Letter from Mr. Jack Delius regarding the Mozley Park Recreation Center. (e) Letter from Mr . Eric Harkness dated August 3, 1966, stating that Urban Beautification is progressing and also requesting a committee be set up to work with him on this proje ct and attaching a list of objectives. This letter was passed ar ound to all members present for their review. Regarding the above letter and request for a committee, Chairman Cooper suggested that Mr. John Gould be appointed as the Commission's official contact with Mr. Harkness. �• 2 - The Commission discussed the availability of funds from the Fede ra l Government for projects. It was brou g ht out that while the City of Atlanta did not have any funds and could not partici p ate in this pro g ra m, they would act as an agent for the Commission and mak e application to the Federal Government for funds. It was asked at this point if funds could be obtained from private enterprise to begin a project, if this would in any way jeopardize the application to the Federal Government. Chairman Cooper stated that the Commission was not q ualified to answer this question. An effort would be made to have an opinion rendered on this matter. The Commission discussed the feasibility of having a sc a le model of the do wntown area made. It was unanimously agreed this w ould give a better per spective as to what could be done in a given area and wh a t would be whe n fi ni shed . the results Als o in dealing with owners of undeve lo ped p roperty, it would enable the Commission to better expla in what they could do and how it woul d look when it was finished. The Commissio n then discuss ed ways and means of acquirin g such a model. Mr . Calloway s u ggeste d that maybe Tech would be able to supply th e Comm iss ion with a model . Mr . H.K. McC ain suggested since his co mp any had such a model that was not being used at the present time, he could ask th em if the Commission coul d use this model. At this point, Vice-Chairma n Perrin made a motion tha t wi th thanks the use of the scale mod e l the Commission accept owned by Finc h, Al exa nd er , Barnes, Rothchil d and Pascha l, in th e event it is o ffere d. This motion wa s unanimously carried. Mr. Perrin made a second motion that the Chairman appoint a committee to investigate ways and means of pro motin g , implementing and financing a scale model of the central business district as a priority project for the �- 3 - Commission. This motion was unanimously carried, and Chairman Cooper appointed a three man committee consisting of Mr. Perrin, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Portman as chairman. The subject of the Gulf Oil trian g le at the intersection of the Peachtree's was discussed and Mr. Portman provided to the Commission certain information which was of definite interest to the members. Members of the Commission revie wed the pla ns of the Simpson-Hightower High School. Plans f or the next meeting were discu s sed a s t he Commission had an appointment to meet at the Metropolitan Plannin g Commission with Mr. Glenn Bennett . However, due to the expected absence of several of the members, Chairman Cooper was asked to contact Mr . Bennett and try to postpone their meetin g until a l ater d ate . The meeting was adj ou rned at 4:20 p.m. Mrs. Gloria Keels Recording Secretary � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION AUGUST 11, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, August 11, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room #4, City Hall, with the following members present: Messrs. Sam'l I. Cooper, Chairman; Joseph H. Perrin, Vice-Chairman; Harry J. Baldwin, Julian Harris, John Portman, W. L. Calloway, H. K. McCain, and Mrs. Edith Henderson, Minutes of the July 28 meeting were approved, Chairman Cooper read the following: (a) Form letter to be sent to architects thanking them for projects submitted for review; (b) Letter to Mr. Sweat. This letter was read to the Commission two weeks ago, (c) Letter to Mr. Ernest Davis, This letter was read to Vice-Chairman Perrin over the telephone prior to being mailed, (d) Letter from Mr. Jack Delius regarding the Mozley Park Recreation Center. (e) Letter from Mr, Eric Harkness dated August 3, 1966, stating that Urban Beautification is progressing and also requesting a committee be set up to work with him on this project and attaching a list of objectives, This letter was passed around to all members present for their review, Regarding the above letter and request for a committee, Chairman Cooper suggested that Mr. John Gould be appointed as the Commission's official contact with Mr. Harkness, The Commission discussed the availability of funds from the Federal Government for projects, It was brought out that while the City of Atlanta did not have any funds and could not participate in this program, they would act as an agent for the Commission and make application to the Federal Government for funds. It was asked at this point if funds could be obtained from private enterprise to begin a project, if this would in any way jeopardize the application to the Federal Government. Chairman Cooper stated that the Commission was not qualified to answer this question. An effort would be made to have an opinion rendered on this matter, The Commission discussed the feasibility of having a scale model of the downtown area made, It was unanimously agreed this would give a better perspective as to what could be done in a given area and what the results would be when finished. Also in dealing with owners of undeveloped property, it would enable the Commission to better explain what they could do and how it would look when it was finished. The Commission then discussed ways and means of acquiring such a model. Mr. Calloway suggested that maybe Tech would be able to supply the Sunaiand a with a model. Mr. H.K. McCain Suggested since his company had such a model that was not being used at the present time, he could ask them if the Commission could use this model. At this point, Vice-Chairman Perrin made a motion that the Commission accept with thanks the use of the scale model owned by Finch, Alexander, Barnes, Rothchild and Paschal, in the event it is offered, This motion was unanimously carried. Mr. Perrin made a second motion that the Chairman appoint a committee to investigate ways and means of promoting, implementing and financing a scale model of the central business district as a priority project for the Commission. This motion was unanimously carried, and Chairman Cooper appointed a three man committee consisting of Mr. Perrin, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Portman as chairman, The subject of the Gulf Oil triangle at the intersection of the Peachtree's was discussed and Mr, Portman provided to the Commission certain information which was of definite interest to the members, Members of the Commission reviewed the plans of the Simpson-Hightower High School. Plans for the next meeting were discussed as the Commission had an appointment to meet at the Metropolitan Planning Commission with Mr. Glenn Bennett. However, due to the expected absence of several of the members, Chairman Cooper was asked to contact Mr. Bennett and try to postpone their meeting until a later date, The meeting was adjourned at :20 p.m, Mrs. Gloria Keels Recording Secretary  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 107 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3ad79c4e27aec4afaa59375c30196195.pdf 812c1bbe367fd74a5d57f77a6301b84d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. September 8 , 1966 Mr. Frank G . Etheridge Title Building Atlant , G orgia Dear Tobe : I am delighted to leai-n that consider i - bein given to proper <:onunemorative for the Ho ~able D an Rusk, Secretary of State . 1 think th1 be mo t fitting u,. At! nt - nd l m pl re working on it. I am forwarding thi information to our Atlant Civic D •1 Commi ion bleb ia well qualift d to :re er an opini s to th most ap opriate locatio • Mr. Samuel Inman C opes- i the C committee by c:opy o! tbi letter I a king b.1m to fur · b ua the au e ti of hi cor:nmi • U cei I " t b with you. Sincerely yo Alie • Jr. lAJr/b, CC: Mr. Samuel Inman Cooper • � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document September 8, 1966 Mr. Frank G. Etheridge Title Building Atlanta, Georgia Dear Tobe: I am delighted to learn that consideration is being given to a proper commemorative for the Honorable Dean Rusk, Secretary of State. I think this would be most fitting in Atlanta and I am pleased that you are working on it. Il am forwarding this information to our Atlanta Civic Design Commission which is well qualified to render an opinion as to the most appropriate location. Mr. Samuel Inman Cooper is the Chairman of this committee and by copy of this letter I am asking him to furnish us the suggestions of his committee. Upon receipt I will be in touch with you. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor lAJr/b x CC: Mr. Samuel Inman Cooper  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 106 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/54c24e704c274130922f0fd899de20ce.pdf 482dd8fa9a73fe48f980b3bf3b249b64 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. VI NUTES ATLAN TA CI VIC DESI GN CO~M I S SIO N AU GUST 25, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Desi g n Commission was held 4, Thursday, Au g ust 25, at 2 p , m., in Committee Room follo win g me mbers pres e nt: Ba ld win, Messrs. Sa m' l I. Coo p er, Chairman; J. Ben Moore, Jame s The minu te s Cit y Hall, with the Harr y J. H. Dodd and Paul Mulda wer. of the Au g ust 11 mee ting we re a pprove d . Chairman Cooper rea d th e follo win g : (a ) Letter to Mr. Eric Harkn e ss in repl y to his letters of Aueust 3 and 16, re th e Urb a n Bea u tific a ti on P ro g r a m. (b) Letter from Mr. John Gould, e xplaini ng his a b s ence at the Au g ust 25 and Septemb er 8 me etin gs . as t he Co mmi s s io n ' s W.r . Goul d a lso a ccept e d his appointment off ici a l cont a ct with Mr. Ha rkness on the Bea u tifi c at ion Pr o gram . Chairman Coop er an nounc ed tha t on Sep t e mb e r 8 the Co mmission will mee t w ith Metr o p o litan P l ann in g Co mm i s sio n in th e Glenn Bu i l d in g at 2 p . m. The West En d Urban Rene wa l ma y be a s ked we l l Proje ct was dis cu ssed . As t h e Commission to re v ie w this project, Mr . Moore su gg ested th a t it mi ght be to ask Hr . Ed gar E . S chukr a ft t o meet with the Co mmiss i on. Coo p e r r equ e sted Mr. Moore to cont ac t Chairman Yr. S chukraft an d invite hi m to the S ep tem b er 22 mee tin g. Cha i rma n Co o per related h i s t e l ep hon e convers ati on wi t h Mr. Por t man regarding the scale model of the down t own area. s howing a 5-block area done at a scal e of may possibly be shipped East for 50 A mode l of San Francisco, feet-1", and whi c h cost ,,.i l8,000 the . Commissi o n to see. �• - 2 - Chairman Coo.per stated that he has been contac-t.ed by a.n -unme,n,t -ioned party who proposed a future dinner, possibly at the ttarriott, to be spon- sored by A.C.D.C., at which there would be brought in for talks certain nationally renowned architects, city designers, etc. certain department heads, At said dinner, Mayor Allen and the Board of Aldermen, and other interested parties would be invited, and t he sug g ester w ould pick up the tab. The chairman requested the Commission to form an opinion as wh ether this would be beneficial to motion was made and the Ci ty and A .C.D.C. to Whereupon the carried app rovin g the ge neral idea, and the follo wing committee was appointed to discuss details for definite outline of the proposal and brin g before the Commission: Portman, Pe rrin Coop er chairman The follo win g com mittee was appoi nte d to collaborate with the Planning Department in activatin g the program for historic sites and structures in the City: Baldwin, Ferst McCain The meeting was adjourned at 2:40 p.m. Ann Butler Recordin g Se cretary chairman � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document VINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION AUGUST 25, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, August 25, at 2 p,m,, in Committee Room #4, City Hall, with the following members present: MWessrs. Sam'l I, Cooper, Chairman; Harry J. Baldwin, J. Ben Moore, James H. Dodd and Paul Muldawer. The minutes of the August 11 meeting were approved, Chairman Cooper read the following: (a) Letter to Mr. Eric Harkness in reply to his letters of August 3 and 16, re the Urban Beautification Program. (b) Letter from lir. John Gould, explaining his absence at the August 25 and September 8 meetings. Mr. Gould also accepted his appointment as the Commission's official contact with Mr. Harkness on the Beautification Program. Chairman Cooper announced that on September 8 the Commission will meet with Metropolitan Planning Commission in the Glenn Building at 2 p.m. The Vest End Urban Renewal Project was discussed. As the Commission may be asked to review this project, Mr. Moore suggested that it might be well to ask Mr. Edgar E. Schukraft to meet with the Commission. Chairman Cooper requested Mr. Moore to contact Mr, Schukraft and invite him to the September 22 meeting. Chairman Cooper related his telephone conversation with Mr. Portman regarding the scale model of the downtown area. A model of San Francisco, showing a 5=block area done at a scale of 50 feet-1", and which cost 418,000 may possibly be shipped East for the Commission to see, Chairman Cooper stated that he has been contacted by an unmentioned party who proposed a future dinner, possibly at the Marriott, to be spon- sored by A.C.D.C., at which there would be brought in for talks certain nationally renowned architects, city designers, etc. At said dinner, certain department heads, Mayor Allen and the Board of Aldermen, and other interested parties would be invited, and the suggester would pick up the tab. The chairman requested the Commission to form an opinion as to whether this would be beneficial to the City and A.C.D.C. Whereupon the motion was made and carried approving the general idea, and the following committee das aupoiwied to discuss details for definite outline of the proposal and bring before the Commission: Portman, chairman Perrin Cooper The following committee was appointed to collaborate with the Planning Department in activating the program for historic sites and structures in the City: Baldwin, chairman Ferst McCain The meeting was adjourned at 2:0 p.m. Ann Butler Recording Secretary  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 105 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3a960dcbdc0ca44284b2bf1772e6a271.pdf 589ca19610e3c71b0b8931baa8b1cb68 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 22 1 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Ci v i c Design Commission was held Thursday , September 22 , at 2 p . m., in Commi ttee Room #4 , City Hall , with the following members present : Chairman Sam 1 1 Inman CoopEr, Vice- Chairman Joseph S. Perrin , Mrs . Alvin M. Ferst _ Secretary; Messrs. Paul Muldawer Harry J . Baldwi n _ Julian Harr i s , _James H. Dodd , John C. Gould , and Mrs. Edith Henderson . Guests were : Messrs . Edgar E . Schukraft and iri c Harkness . Minutes of the September 8 meeting were approved . Cha i rman Cooper read t o the Commi s si on c orrespondence between Mr . Frank G. Ethri dge and Mayor I van Allen regard i ng a c ommemorat i ve i n Atlanta t o the Honorable Dean Rusk , Secretary of State . Mayor Allen referred thi s matter to ACDC wi th the request that i t render a decis i on as t o a proper +ocation for the propos e d c ommemor a t i ve . The Chairman re ad a letter f r om the Ci t iz ens Advi sory Commit t ee f or Ur ban Renewal rega rd i ng its th i rd quarterly meet i ng , a nd gave a bri e f '. ..~mary of the meeting of the Urba n Beauti f i ca t ion Pr ogr am which he a tt ended on Sep tember 15 . Mr. J ohn Gould , ACDC 1 s of ficia l c on tac t wi th the Pl ann i ng De partment on the Urban Bea ut i f i cat ion Program re l ated his meeting with Mr. Eric ~arkness for a progress repor t of the Be a utification Pr ogram . With the concurrence of the Commission , Mr , Gould stated he will invite Mr . Ellsworth Doresky ; Community Planner with the Housing and Urban Development , to meet with the Commission . �- 2 - A report was given by Mr . Muldawer > ehairman of the c ommittee handl i ng the develo pment of the "old city 11 area under Alabama Street and hereafter referred to as the 11 Terminus Committee , 11 He stated that Mr . Er i c Harkness had f o und no problems that would effect the underground devel o pment as far as the Ci t y i s c oncerned . Mr . Muldawer further stated that after discussing this propo sed development with Mr . Reese Cleghorn o f the Atlanta Journal , the latter had written an edit orial on the "underground c i t y 11 , which was p ubl is hed i n th e J o urnal on September 21 article was passed ar o und t o members present f or their review . This Mr . Muldawer stated that he had on th i s date received several telephone calls in favor of the idea . gy Mr . Perr i n s tated tha t h e wo uld like t o see this devel o ped pr i vate enterpr is e ; i f p ossi ble , and feel s that Mr. J i m Townsend s hould be pu rsu e d f or s ke tches t o ar o use p ubli c i nt e rest . Me s srs . Mulda wer and Perr in wi l l arrange t o mee t with Mess r s . Town s end and Danie l o f the At lan t a Magazine fo r s a i d ske t c hes , In p urs uanc e wi th the Ma yor 1 s reque s t , th e Comm is s ion d is cuss ed pos s ible l oca t ions f or the Dean Rusk c ommemorati v e. It was b r o ught o u t tha t si n c e Mr . Ru s k had a ttend e d the Lee S treet Eleme ntary Schoo l and " Boys High 1 these sites might tie in f or a poss i b l e l ocat ion , th , e 11 Ug l y Tr i ang l e" t o Mr . Ru sk was a ls o sugg e s ted . Ded icating Th e Cha i rman was re- qu es t ed t o wr i t e t h e Ma y or on b e h alf o f ACDC f a v or a bl y t o the comme mo rat i v e > bu t wi t ho u t commi tt ing it s el f to a l o cation at t h e pr esent ti me , �- 3 - The Chairman introduced t o t h~ Commission Mr . Edgar E . S chukraft ; Chai r ma n o f the Urban Renewal Commit.tee f or t h e West End Project . Mr . Schukraft and the Commission rev iewed the devel o pments i n the West End Renewa l Pr o ject , which was started in 1956 , and a publication dealing with i t was d is tr ib u ted. Upon Mr . Sch ukraf ti·s r e qu es t f or the Commi ssion 1 s o p i nions ; it was sugge sted t hat the development o f a design criteria would be a good i dea f or West End . ACDC feel s that there could be improve- ments made gener al l y that would have a t o tal effect over the area ; rather than block after bl ock o f rehab i l itation . In regard to the Rusk c ommemor ativ e , Mr . Schukra ft stated that the Lee Str e et El ementar y S choo l is being moved to a new locat ion : and a shopp i ng center wi ll be e rected on the o ld scho ol site He urged the Commission to consider the shopping cent e r mall f or the locati on o f t he mem or ia l . On behalf o f ACDC , the Chai rman tha nked Mr. S chukraft f or h is appe aranc e before the Commission . Mr . Eric Harkness was welcomed t o the meeting . At this point ) the Commission discussed t h e lack of s ubmissions o f ~rchitec tur~l plans f or review , as requested in the Commission 1 s l etter of last June . Mr . Baldwin made the motion f or the Chairman to write the Ci ty department heads and urge their c ooperat ion in submit t ing plans i n their preliminary s ta ges . The motion was unanimously c arried . The meet i ng was adj o urned at 4 p . m. Ann But ler Recording Secretary � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 22, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, September 22, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room #4, City Hall, with the following members present: Chairman Sam‘tl Inman Cooper, Vice- Chairman Joseph $8. Perrin, Mrs. Alvin M. Ferst Secretary; Messrs. Paul Muldawer Harry J. Baldwin Julian Harris. James H. Dodd, John C. Gould, and Mrs. Edith Henderson. Guests were: Messrs. Edgar E. Schukraft and Eric Harkness. Minutes of the September 8 meeting were approved. Chairman Cooper read to the Commission correspondence between Mr. Frank G. Ethridge and Mayor Ivan Allen regarding a commemorative in Atlanta to the Honorable Dean Rusk, Secretary of State. Mayor Allen referred this matter to ACDC with the request that it render a decision as to a proper location for the proposed commemorative. The Chairman read a letter from the Citizens Advisory Committee for Urban Renewal regarding its third quarterly meeting, and gave a brief mmary of the meeting of the Urban Beautification Program which he attended on September 15. Mr. John Gould, ACDC's official contact with the Planning Department on the Urban Beautification Program related his meeting with Mr. Eric Harkness for a progress report of the Beautification Program. With the concurrence of the Commission, Mr. Gould stated he will invite Mr. Ellsworth Doresky, Community Planner with the Housing and Urban Development, to meet with the Commission, A report was given by Mr. Muldawer, chairman of the committee handling the development of the "old city" area under Alabama Street and hereafter referred to as the "Terminus Committee." He stated that Mr. Eric Harkness had found no problems that would effect the underground | development as far as the City is concerned. Mr. Muldawer further stated that after discussing this proposed development with Mr. Reese Cleghorn of the Atlanta Journal, the latter had written an editorial on the "under ground city", which was published in the Journal on September 21 This article was passed around to members present for their review. Mr. Muldawer stated that he had on this date received several telephone calls in favor of the idea. Mr. Perrin stated that he would like to see this developed By private enterprise, if possible, and feels that Mr. Jim Townsend should be pursued for sketches to arouse public interest. Messrs. Muldawer and Perrin will arrange to meet with Messrs. Townsend and Daniel of the Atlanta Magazine for said sketches. In pursuance with the Mayor's request, the Commission discussed possible locations for the Dean Rusk commemorative. It was brought out that since Mr. Rusk had attended the Lee Street Elementary School and Boys High, these sites might tie in for a possible location. Dedicating the "Ugly Triangle" to Mr. Rusk was also suggested. The Chairman was re- quested to write the Mayor on behalf of ACDC favorably to the commemorative, but without committing itself to a location at the present time. -3- The Chairman introduced to the Commission Mr. Edgar E. Schukraft. hada of the Urban Renewal Committee for the West End Project. Mr. Schukraft and the Commission reviewed the developments in the West End ReeWAT Project, which was started in 1956, and a publication dealing with it was distributed. Upon Mr. Schukraft's request for the Commission's opinions, it was suggested that the development of a design criteria would be a good idea for West End. ACcDC feels that there could be improve- ments made generally that would have a total effect over the area, rather than block after block of rehabilitation. In regard to the Rusk commemorative, Mr. Schukraft stated that the Lee Street Elementary School is being moved to a new location. and a shopping center will be erected on the old school site He urged the Commission to consider the shopping center mall for the location of the memorial. On behalf of ACDC, the Chairman thanked Mr. Schukraft for his appearance before the Commission, Mr. Eric Harkness was welcomed to the meeting. At this point, the Commission discussed the lack of submissions of architectural plans for review, as requested in the Commission's letter of last June. Mr. Baldwin made the motion for the Chairman to write the City department heads and urge their cooperation in submitting plans in their preliminary stages. The motion was unanimously carried. The meeting was adjourned at 4 p.m. Ann Butler Recording Secretary  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 104 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a392d7bc5550b93381b2015201ef4f6e.pdf e793048e25767027fcce582e02a65eed Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY ATLANTA, HALL GEORGIA 30303 SA MUEL IN MAN C O O PER, F. A .I. A . , CHA I RM A N J OS E P H S. PE R RI N , VIC E - C HA I RM A N MR S. ALV IN M. F ER ST , S E CRE T ARY October 6, 1966 HARR Y J. B A LD W I N , A. S . L . A. ORB I E B O STI CK, P . E . W . L , CALLOWA Y J AM ES H. DODD JOH N C. GOULD J UL I A N HARR I S , A . I. A . GEORGE HEERY , A. I .A . MRS . ED I T H H EN DE RSON, A . S .L .A . H. K I NG MCC A IN , P . E . J. BEN MOORE PA UL MU LD AWER , A. I .A. JOHN POR T MA N, A. I. A . Hon. I van All en, Jr. Mayor Ci t y of Atlanta Re Dean Rusk Memoria l My dear Mayor Allen: Re cently you r e f erred the le tter written you on September 8 by Mr. Frank G. Ethridge , and your rep l y t here to , to t he Atlant a Civi c Des i gn Commi ssion for recommendat i ons c oncerning the proposa l , suggested by Mr . Ethr i dge, of a commemorat i ve memorial to the Honorable Dean Rusk , u. S. Secret-ary of State. At i ts meet i ng of September 22, the Commission r eviewed the correspondence s ent it, and concurred in the following statements: (1) That it looks with fav or on t he s uggestion offered by Mr. Ethridge, and fe e ls that a local memorial . to such a worthy and prominent Ge orgian wou l d be of defi n i te c i vi c interes t and benefi t; (2) Tha t as yet the Commi ssion i s not prepa r ed to r e commend either a specific type of memoria l, nor an exa c t loca t ion f or same. (In this connection, the naming of ei t her "Capitol Plaza" Park, or the socalled "Ugly Triangle" at Spring Street and Carnegie Way, for Mr. Rusk was proposed. Also some prominent and focal site adjacent to the present location of the Lee Street School, which Mr. Rusk formerly attended, and which is to be moved to another l ocation within the area of the West End Renewal Project, was disc ussed. Such a site for a Rusk memorial might well be on the mall itself of the proposed shopping center in this project, and consequently closely adjacent to the site of the school at the time that Mr. Rusk attended it.) �Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Page 2 October 6, 1966 (3) That when and if the Commission can later establish a site and/or a form of memorial which it considers appropriate, it will there L after inform the Mayor of its opinions and its recommendations. ATPL Sincerely yours, COMMISSION Sam'l Inman Cooper, F •• Chairman SIC :ab cc: Mr . Frank G. Ethr i dge � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Atlanta Civic Design Commission CITY HALL ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 SAMUEL INMAN COOPER, F.A.I.A., CHAIRMAN JOSEPH S. PERRIN, VICE-CHAIRMAN MRS. ALVIN M, FERST, SECRETARY October 6, 1966 HARRY J. BALDWIN, A.5.L.A, ORBIE BOSTICK, P. E. Ww. L. CALLOWAY JAMES H. DODD JOHN C. GOULD JULIAN HARRIS, A.A. GEORGE HEERY, A.l.A. MRS. EDITH HENDERSON, A.S.L.A, H. KING MCCAIN, P. E. J, BEN MOORE PAUL MULDAWER, A. LA. JOHN PORTMAN, A.I.A. Hon, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor City of Atlanta Re Dean Rusk Memorial My dear Mayor Allen: Recently you referred the letter written you on September 8 by Mr. Frank G. Ethridge, and your reply thereto, to the Atlanta Civic Design Commis- sion for recommendations concerning the proposal, suggested by Mr. Ethridge, of a commemorative memorial to the Honorable Dean Rusk, U. S. Secretary of State. At its meeting of September 22, the Commission reviewed the correspondence sent it, and concurred in the following statements: (1) (2) That it looks with favor on the suggestion offered by Mr. Ethridge, and feels that a local memorial to such a worthy and prominent Georgian would be of definite civic interest and benefit; That as yet the Commission is not prepared to recommend either a specific type of memorial, nor an exact location for same. (In this connection, the naming of either "Capitol Plaza" Park, or the so- called "Ugly Triangle" at Spring Street and Carnegie Way, for Mr. Rusk was proposed. Also some prominent and focal site adjacent to the present location of the Lee Street School, which Mr. Rusk formerly attended, and which is to be moved to another location within the area of the West End Renewal Project, was discussed. Such a site for a Rusk memorial might well be on the mall itself of the proposed shopping center in this project, and consequently closely adjacent to the site of the school at the time that Mr. Rusk attended it.) Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Page 2 October 6, 1966 (3) That when and if the Commission can later establish a site and/or a form of memorial which it considers appropriate, it will there- after inform the Mayor of its opinions and its recommendations. Sincerely yours, ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION Z Sam'l Inman Cooper, F. Chairman SIC:ab ce: Mr. Frank G. Ethridge  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 103 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/825f0482a6e5e7dbfedd177481f3e296.pdf 60d127af38ba4b68ce668696bd11de51 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ?.' INUTES ATLANTA CI VIC DESIGN CO MHI .S S I ON OCTOBER 13, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic De sign Commission was held Thursda y , October 13, at 2 p.m., in Committe e Room #4, City Hall, with the follo wing members present: Sam 1 1 Inman Cooper, Chairman Josephs. Perrin, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Alvin M. Ferst, Secretary Harry J. Bald win W. L. Calloway James H. Dodd Mrs, Edith He nderson H. King McCain J. Ben Moore Paul Mulda we r Minutes of the Septe mber 22 me e ting were ap proved. REPORTS OF OFFICERS: Chairman: (1) Read letter dated Octobe r 6 to May or Allen re Dean Rusk Me morial (2) Read letter dated October 6 to City department heads re submission of proj e cts for revi ew in early sta ges (3) Re ad dr a f t of l e tt e r to b e s e nt to th e Boar d of Ald e r me n, pe nd i n g ap pr oval of t he Co mmiss ion , re a men d men t to orig in a l ordi na nc e. Mr . Perri n' s motion to adopt the l et t e r a s writt e n was c arried. (4) An no unc e d t hat Mr . Ell sw or th Do resky , Communi ty Pl a nn er f or Ho using and Urba n Dev e l opme nt, wi ll meet with the Commission on Oc to ber 27 ( 5) Reprin t of 11 w·est End Story " fr om t he Atlanta l!agazine was passed around to members present for th eir review (6) Distributed new listing of ACDC 1 s sub-committees REPORTS OF COMMITTEES: Committee ( a) Mr. Muldawer, chairman, stated that three (3) submissions have been received. He will review and report at the next Commission meeting. �- 2 - Mr. Perrin, chairman, stated he gave a report to the Commission r e cently on the Capitol Square Plaza, and has no continued reference. Committee handling "allocation of percentage of construction costs to allied art" I,'. r. Perrin, chairman, reported that the eommittee is in agreement that an allocation of percentage for art is a good idea. They have done research and have found many cities which have a percentage for art, and thes e cities, w ith one exception, are in favor of Atlanta having such a program. He further stated that the committee has not deter- mined what the percentage will be, but will try to bring a proposal for percentage in writing to the next meeting. 11 Terminus Committee" Mr. Mulda wer, chairman, reported that walked through the "old city" area. he and Mr. Perrin had met and More letters have been received supporting this deve lo pmen t, including a letter from the Atlanta Convention Bureau. Mrs . Ferst has arrang ed for the committee to meet with Mayor Allen, and also the Art Director and Editor of the Atlanta Magazine. At Mr. Mul dawer 's request, Chairman Coo per appointed Mrs. Ferst to serve on the committ ee. UNF I NI S HED BUSINESS: In pursuance with the Mayor's req u est for the Commission to render an o pinion as to an appropriate locatio n for a commemorative for the Honorable Dean Rusk, S ecretar y of State, were offered: the following suggestions and/or opinions �- J - (1) Renaming the Lee Street Elementary School, which Mr. Rusk attended, and which is being moved to a new location in Nes t End, the 11 i:-ie an Rusk School. 11 (2) Mr. Perrin su gge sted that the Capitol Park committee be approached with the proposal that a memorial in Capito l Park be dedicated to Mr . Rusk. (J) Mr. McCain sug gested that a pe rmanent sculpture be placed in ·Piedmont Park, which i s across from Boys High, which Mr. Rusk also attended. (l.i) Mr. Bald win stated he is in sympathy with the sug gestion of Mr. Edgar S chukraft who met with th e Commission on September 22 and ur ged it to consider a Rusk memorial in the sh oppi n g center mall which will be erected on th e old Le e Street School site. Mr. Bald win fe els such a commemorative wo uld help lift up part of th e West End area. He a lso fe e ls that r e na min g th e school woul d accomp lish th e same thin g ~ (5) Mr . Moore was r eques t ed to appr o ach Mr. Schukraft to s ee wh a t his reacti on would be if the Commiss ion should recommend renamin g t he Lee S treet S chool for Mr. Rusk, rath e r than a memorial in t he sho p ping c e nter ma ll. NEW BUS INESS: Mr. Perri n stated tha t th e Ci ty Pla nnin g Department is doin g a st udy of r ehabi l i t ation at Pie dmont Park, and h e prop osed the follo wing recommenda tion to the Plannin g Department for study : 11 That plans for rehab ilitating Piedmont Park includ e appropriate bandshell or basic stage facilities; as many political rallies, high school bands, y outh concerts, Band of Atlanta concerts, Atlanta Arts �- 4 Festival, and other ma jor ev e nts are h e ld ther e which ad d to the cultur a l development of the City. 11 Chairman Cooper was requested to dr a ft such a letter to Mr. Eric Harkness of th e P lannin g De p a r t me n t. Mr. Bald win st a ted th a t Mr. Da n Kay wa s employed by the City to make studies of a performin g art cent e r in Pied mont Park. Th is study is owned by the City and includes be a utiful sketches, which should contribute to future studies. Mrs. Ferst sug g est e d that the Commission se e k from Mr. Har k ness further information on thi s subject, and wheth e r i t is pro p osed to im p l e ment i t t h rou g h the Urban Rene wal Pro g ram. Mr. Ca llo way brou g ht u p th e matt e r of th e small parcels of lan d left t h r ou gh out the Ci ty b y th e Hi g h way and Urban Ren ew al Pro grams. The Co mm is- si on d iscuss e d th e fe a sibility of the City ac q uiring t h es e sit es for th e , _ _ " , "p ment of sm a ll p a r ks . An en su in g di s c u ssion was h e ld durin g which me mb e r s a g r ee d th a t ACD C shou l d h e lp in s ti ga t e pro p os e d de ve lo p me nt s with w hic h it i s conc e r ned , ra t her t han b e in f o rme d a t i nvo l ve more pe o p l e of ou r p ro gr am , a l a t er conc er n e d a b o u t Mr . Mu l d a we r sta ge of d e v e lo pme nt. e nviro nme nt, and In ord e r get the i r to su pp o rt made th e f o l l owin g r e comm e nd a tio n, whi ch was approved: (1) To li st the i mpor t ant c ivi c g rou ps, garden c lu bs, and any appropriate gr o up c oncerned; (2) Invite these people to a meeting and t e ll what our Comm i ssion does; ask them to a pp oint a committee in their organization to receive, discuss and sup p ort our program, and get their o wn proposals; �- 5 - (3) Continu e this type communication with all these g rou ps to es tablish a basis f or communic a tion. The follo win g committee wa s ap p oint ed to e stablish the impl e mentation p ro g ram for communication: Mrs. Fers t Mrs. Henderson, Co-chairman Mr. Mulda wer, Co-c hairman The motion was made and approved to om i t the November 24 mee ting of ACD C. Mr. Bald win stated that h e has noticed maybe 30-50 ne w buildin gs b e in g construct ed in th e c e ntral bu s iness district, and is amaz ed how th e Commis s ion i s bypassed and He f ee l s t ake n so li gh tly wh a t that l eg ally AC1 C s houl d stop the is s u a nc e of b uildin g p e rm i ts prio r · to the p roj e ct bein g rev i ewed by th e Attorney shoul d be co ntacted to t ake Mr. is supposed t o b e l ega l. Comm ission, and th at th e City s uch action. Cooper stated that h e r e co mmended postp on ement of g oin g to the City Attorn ey, but h e woul d se e Mr. ~ afford, Bui l ding Insp e cto r, n ext Thur sday morning a nd ask him why and what is ha ppe nin g . Mr. th a t Mulda we r was r eques t e d to announce a t th e n ext A .I . A . meeting th e ne w amendment to the ordinan c e a s r eq u ested, wi l l requir e prel i minaries be submitted for revie w by th e Commiss ion , the letter mai l ed in June to all local architectura l The meeting wa s adjourned at 3:50 p.m. An n But ler Recording Se cretary that i n accordanc e with off i c es. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION OCTOBER 13, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic October 13, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room members present: Sam'l Inman Cooper, Chairman Joseph S, Perrin, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Alvin M. Ferst, Secretary Harry J. Baldwin W. L, Calloway Minutes of the September 22 meeting were REPORTS OF OFFICERS: Chairman: (1) Read letter dated October 6 to (2) Read letter dated October 6 to Design Commission was held Thursday, #4, City Hall, with the following James H. Dodd Mrs, Edith Henderson H. King McCain J. Ben Moore Paul Muldawer approved, Mayor Allen re Dean Rusk Memorial City department heads re submission of projects for review in early stages (3) Read draft of letter to be sent to the Board of Aldermen, pending approval of the Commission, re amendment to original ordinance. Mr. Perrin's motion to adopt the letter as written was carried, (4) Announced that Mr, Ellsworth Doresky, Community Planner for Housing and Urban Development, October 27 will meet with the Commission on (S) Reprint of "West End Story" from the Atlanta Magazine was passed around to members present for their review (6) Distributed new listing of ACDC's sub-committees REPORTS OF COMMITTEES: Committee (a) Mr. Muldawer, chairman, stated that three (3) submissions have been received, He will review and report at the next Commission meeting. Committee (b) Mr. Perrin, chairman, stated he gave a report to the Commission recently on the Capitol Square Plaza, and has no continued reference. Committee handling "allocation of percentage of construction costs to allied art" ir. Perrin, chairman, reported that the eommittee is in agreement that an allocation of percentage for art is a good idea, They have done research and have found many cities which have a percentage for art, and these cities, with one exception, are in favor of Atlanta having such a program. He further stated that the committee has not deter- mined what the percentage will be, but will try to bring a proposal for percentage in writing to the next meeting. "Terminus Committee" Mr. Muldawer, chairman, reported that he and Mr. Perrin had met and walked through the "old city" area, More letters have been received supporting this development, including a letter from the Atlanta Convention Bureau. Mrs. Ferst has arranged for the committee to meet with Mayor Allen, and also the Art Director and Editor of the Atlanta Magazine. At Mr. Muldawer's request, Chairman Cooper appointed Mrs, Ferst to serve on the committee, UNFINISHED BUSINESS; In pursuance with the Mayor's request for the Commission to render an opinion as to an appropriate location for a commemorative for the Honorable Dean Rusk, Secretary of State, the following suggestions and/or opinions were offered: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Renaming the Lee Street Elementary School, which Mr. Rusk attended, and which is being moved to a new location in West End, the "Dean Rusk School." Mr. Perrin suggested that the Capitol Park committee be approached with the proposal that a memorial in Capitol Park be dedicated to Mr. Rusk, Mr. McCain suggested that a permanent sculpture be placed in Piedmont Park, which is across from Boys High, which Mr. Rusk also attended, Mr. Baldwin stated he is in sympathy with the suggestion of Mr. Edgar Schukraft who met with the Commission on September 22 and urged it to consider a Rusk memorial in the shopping center mall which will be erected on the old Lee Street School site, Mr. Baldwin feels such a commemorative would help lift up part of the West End area. He also feels that renaming the school would accomplish the same thing. Mr. Moore was requested to approach Mr. Schukraft to see what his reaction would be if the Commission should recommend renaming the Lee Street School for Mr, Rusk, rather than a memorial in the shopping center mall, NEW BUSINESS: Mr. Perrin stated that the City Planning Department is doing a study of rehabilitation at Piedmont Park, and he proposed the following recom- mendation to the Planning Department for study: "That plans for rehabilitating Piedmont Park include appropriate bandshell or basic stage facilities; as many political rallies, high school bands, youth concerts, Band of Atlanta concerts, Atlanta Arts Festival, and other major events are held there which add to the cultural development of the City." Chairman Cooper was requested to draft such a letter to Mr. Eric Harkness of the Planning Department. Mr. Baldwin stated that Mr. Dan Kay was employed by the City to make studies of a performing art center in Piedmont Park. This study is owned by the City and includes beautiful sketches, which should contribute to future studies. Mrs. Ferst suggested that the Commission seek from Mr. Harkness further information on this subject, and whether it is proposed to implement it through the Urban Renewal Program. Mr. Calloway brought up the matter of the small parcels of land left throughout the City by the Highway and Urban Renewal Programs. The Commis- sion discussed the feasibility of the City acquiring these sites for the *--oloanment of small parks, An ensuing discussion was held during which members agreed that ACDC should help instigate proposed developments with which it is concerned, rather than be informed at a later stage of development. In order to involve more people concerned about environment, and get. their support of our program, Mr. Muldawer made the following recommendation, which was approved: (1) To list the important civic groups, garden clubs, and any appropriate group concerned; (2) Invite these people to a meeting and tell what our Commission does; ask them to appoint a committee in their organization to receive, discuss and support our program, and get their own proposals; (3) Continue this type communication with all these groups to establish a basis for communication, The following committee was appointed to establish the implementation program for communication: Urs. Ferst Mrs. Henderson, Co-chairman Mr. Muldawer, Co-chairman The motion was made and approved to omit the November 2h meeting of ACDC. Mr. Baldwin stated that he has noticed maybe 30-50 new buildings being constructed in the central business district, and is amazed how the Commission is bypassed and taken so lightly what is supposed to be legal. He feels that legally AC'C should stop the issuance of building permits prior to the project being reviewed by the Commission, and that the City Attorney should be contacted to take such action. Mr. Cooper stated that he recommended postponement of going to the City Attorney, but he would see Mr. Wofford, Buiitding Inspector, next Thursday morning and ask him why and what is happening. Mr. Muldawer was requested to announce at the next A,I.A, meeting that the new amendment to the ordinance as requested, will require that preliminaries be submitted for review by the Commission, in accordance with the letter mailed in June to all local architectural offices, The meeting was adjourned at 3:50 p.m. Ann Butler Recording Secretary  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 102 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/84b2e6cbe516a666dcb9af14b352787b.pdf 3f522cd4b3629a578a0ee8d5c09ef7e1 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. [. .. r- I ~ , i .' .. -'-.... ~(>S1't,:Gr:'. 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Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 101 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/19566610a845f445bd1bfedc220510a1.pdf 19ef6b54a0d77b810e5c2f9f4c9c0f5c Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. LETTERS TO Tl-IE EDITORS : l'l rr.- n -'1 gi ·, ~ o " ,/ , ·~";/ ~ } !ding, Ed itor The Eclitors : I read with interest Reese CJccrhorn's column of September 21 on the possibility of r estoring a part of ;'underground Atlanta" in the lower Wall Street-Alabama Street arc· . While the idea is intriguing and does indeed have merit, I think we must also consider the present and future needs of Atlantans, especially in the field of transportation. An essential element of the plan for r apid transit for the metropolitan Atlanta area is the downtown T r a n s i t Center where th e :North-South and E ast-West Lines would cross, one over the other, and allow passengers to transfer between Jines. The only feasible location for Transit Center is in the a r e a referred to as "underground At I ant a" or "the railroad gulch." At the present time engineers for the Metropolitan Atlanta R a pi d Transit Authority are conducting an active and detailed study of the area, which tepresents possibilities for the saving of hundreds of millions of dollars in construction of subways nd Transit Center. In addition, th e proposed 1967 program of MART.A includes a corridor imp a ct study, which will b ·ing into perspective all of the Jongrange plans of the metropolitan area,· including those plans for schools and colleges, streets and highways, urban renewal, urban design, land use and zoning, a n d public and private development programs. The course of this study will very definitely involve lengthy discussions with the Civic Design Commission and Paul Muldawer, looking toward the development of the old streets for the best possible service to all of Atlanta and its surroundings and citizens. By closely coordinating all our efforts, we can achieve the best combination of historical restoration, entertain- . ment, tourism, and efficient transportation. H. L. STUART General Manager Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority. Atlanta. 5- PTEMBER 27, 1966 J • I \, , .;;-,-• � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document LETTERS TO THE EDITORS: BAS Y v Wes ie | NAAR TA lata hawk BVES AEN ome HOURCGH est ; . dat al (rey In Underground City j Iding, Editor The Editors: I read with in- z terest Reese Cleghorn’s col- umn of September 21 on the 18 SEPTEMBER 27, 1966 possibility of restoring a part of “underground Atlanta” in the lower Wall Sireet-Alabama Street area. While the idea is intriguing and does indeed have merit, I think we must also consider the present and future needs of Atlantans, especially in the field of transportation. An essential element of the plan for rapid transit for the metro- politan Ailanta area is the downtown Transit Center where the North-South and East-West Lines would cross, one over the other, and allow passengers to transfer be- tween lines. The only feasible location for Transit Center is in the area referred to as “underground Atlanta” or “the railroad gulch.” At the present time engineers for the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority are conduct- ing an active and detailed study of the area, which rep- resents possibilities for the saving of hundreds of millions of dollars in construction of subways and Transit Center. In addition, the proposed 1967 program of MARTA in- cludes a corridor impact study, which will bring into perspective all of the long- range plans of the metrapoli- tan area, including those plans for schools and colleges, streets and highways, urban renewal, urban design, land use and zoning, and public and private development pro- grams. The course of this study will very definitely in- volve lengthy discussions with the Civic Design Commission and Paul Muldawer, looking toward the development of the old streets for the best pos- sible service to all of Atlanta and its surroundings and citi- zens, By closely coordinating all our efforts, we can achieve the best combination of his- torical restoration, entertain- . ment, tourism, and efficient transportation. H. L. STUART General Manager Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, Atlanta.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 100 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d6277e9088bb93057514001ba39e22db.pdf 56a1532336d219458c875015eec14dd5 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. H " -· ., P . u s..... c n:JZ!. q J·. o 3:.!!- P::~~ ~h::;_... (.; --. u'Coq ""'aE o J The Editor OL. The Atl;;:nta Jotu:niill 10 ?crsyt1 St. Bldg . Atl~nta, Georgia Re: Our U ,de,:-qround Ci'i:.y Dec::ir Sil.:': Nr . Clegho:rn 's GJrticle which appec:ired September 21, titled "Our Underground c· ...y" n:ce~ents a i.·ronder "'" ul idciJJ for x~cotablis .ing an area ~n,ich c ould uniquoly represent t-\tlanta I s past while at the Si;Ji!le tiri~e establishing a touri st att~uction for the :uture o As a native tl~ntan this area h ~s al~ays nt igued rae . It is a s_ urr:e th""t the l ower level of the Old Kir:iball House, 'li"hich ucis across the rail:;:-oad from the az-ca under discussion, had to be removed as it could have cont buted greQtly to such a program .. This ia ce.:t.ziinly a ·w orth while project th.:it could me n much to our City O s fu·curc and could go a long way toward reclaL.'ni~g the rea involv£a ~ I ce~~uinly hope that rr o ~-lulda;wcr will be able· to sell .chis progrc:m to The City ~.,athers ;;:Jnd m sure than: the mujor i:y of Atlantans ,,1ould apprcci te t he Atlant l~ewspapers con- tinued sup or of this project. WHR/rd cc: .M r .. Paul Muldawer Muldaier & Petterson � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Atla mete: Georgia 30368 9 nr Oo September 23, 1 The Editor of The Atlanta Journal 10 Forsyth St. Bldg. Atlanta, Georgia Res Our Underground City Dear Sir: Me. Cleghorn's article which appeared September 21, titled "Our Underground City” presents a wonderful idea for reestablishing an area which could uniquely repre=- sent Atlanta's past while at the same time establishing a tourist attraction for the future. As a native Atlantan this area has always intrigued me. It is a shame that the lower level of the Old Kimball House, which was across the railroad from the areca under discussion, had to be removed as it could have contri- buted greatly to such a program. his is certainly a worth while project that could me much to our City’s future and could go a long way ra ward reclaiming the area involved. I cextainly hope that Mr. Muldewer will be able-to seil this program to The City Fathers and am sure that the majority of Atlantans would appreciate the Atlanta Newspapers con-= tinued support of this project. Sincerely, WHR/xd cc: Mr. Paul Muldawer Muldawer & Petterson  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 99 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d161ce8588fdecef4bf8b709a0924cc3.pdf 3a41417bc31ebe1ee723cc7e57134bf0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. -·-7 I ! I Everet H. David son 5196 O XBO W ROAD - SMO KERIS E STONE M O U TAI N, G EO RG IA 30083 RESI DEN CE 938-8863 o OFF ICE 4C2-881 l October 14 , 1966 Mr. Paul Muldawer, Architect 900 Peachtree Street, N~ E. Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Muldawer, I had intended writing you before now but, having been out of the city guite a bit recently, my correspondence has suffered. Reese Cleghorn 1 s editorial, 11 Will Ghost Streets of Atlanta Live Again? 11 was more than casually interesting to me. The fact is, I've walked and driven the alle ys of our underground city many times and have a l ways wonde red why t heir potential has n ot yet been exploited. Whe n con v enjent w ith y o u, I would be ext rem e ly inter e s te d i n delving into this as a possible investment opportunity - either individually or as part of a group. With this in mind, I am wondering if you would be kind enough to g ive me a call (4 82 _- 8811). In the event I am out, plea se a sk for m y s e cr e t a ry, Mrs. Betty Nuckolls, who can g ener a lly r each m e within a fe w hour s. M a ny t hanks in advance for your coop e ration, and looking f orwa rd to hearing from you, I am Ever e t t H. D a vid son EHD :bn � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Everett H. Davidson = 5196 OX80W ROAD—SMOKERISE & STONE MOUNTAIN, GEORGIA 20083 ~~ ‘io RESIDENCE 939-8863 o@ OFFICE 482-5811 | October 14, 1966 Mr. Paul Muldawer, Architect 900 Peachtree Street, N. E, Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Muldawer, I had intended writing you before now but, having been out of the city quite a bit recently, my correspondence has 3 suffered. Reese Cleghorn's editorial, ''Will Ghost Streets of Atlanta Live Again?" was more than casually interesting tome. The fact is, I've walked and driven the alleys of our underground city many times and have always wondered why their potential has not yet been exploited, When convenient with you, I would be extremely interested in delving into this as a possible investment opportunity - either individually or as part of a group. With this in mind, Iam wondering if you would be kind enough to give me a call (482-8811). In the event Iam out, please ask for my secretary, Mrs. Betty Nuckolls, who can generally reach me within a few hours, Many thanks in advance for your cooperation, and looking forward to hearing from you, Iam eae? oy 2 4 Churst sf Klin bega— Everett H. Davidson EHD:bn  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 98 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6c57c8a1778acb10b47e59f8d6a6997c.pdf 13512d1160189445b6c18aa08ad7724c Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. .,. 230 PEACHTREE STREET, N. E., ATLAN TA, GEO RGIA 30303 0 PHONE 404-577-2870 . ,'\ '\ September 27 , 1966 HON ORARY CH A/R iv/ AN MAYO R IVA N ALLEN , JR . PRESI DE-N i T. M. M I LLE R VI C E PR !: SIDENT C AR LING DINK LE R, J R. Mr . Paul Muldawer VI C E PRE SIDEN T 900 Peachtree Street, N. ·E. C H ARLES J. TUC KER VI CE PRESID ENT Atlanta, G e orgi a C EC I L S. SE M ?LE VI CE PRESID EN T W . J . YOHANNAN TREASU RER G ARN ETi A . C A RTER EXEC UTI VE VI C E PRESIDENT JA M ES W . HURST DIR EC TO RS JAM ES H . ALD REDG E WI LL IAM BARTHOCO MAY RA LPH A . BECK D. 0. BEUS SE O BY T. BR EWER G EO RGE BRO DNAX . J L Dear Mr . Muldawer: With great interest I read ·M r. Reese Cleghorn's recent arti cle in the Atlanta Journal entitled 11 0ur Underground City. 11 The Atlanta Convention Bureau i s engag ed in the purpose of bringing convention - holqing g roups to Atlanta and servicing them after the selection of our city. We compete in this activity with seventy -five other cities, and the revenue to Atlanta is about $4 5 million as an annual result of conventions meeting here. WIL LI AM F-. BUTTREY G EO RGE J . C OTSAK IS JOSEP H C RO C Y OV I D DA VIS DANNY DE M ET RY FRA NK A. EIDSO N MILTO N G . FAR RIS JAC K F. GLENN DON ELLIOT HEA LD WILLIAM T. KNI GH T C HAR LES H. LEFTW ICH DAVI D N . M EYER FRED 8. M OO RE ED WAR D J. NEGR I C LAU DE A . PETT Y, JR . W e are presently selling Atlanta as the new , dynamic, enthusi astic city in America with new facilities -- both hotels and exhibit halls. Most national convention g roups have not met in Atlanta, and they are interested in convening in our city. The results of bringing a convention delegate to Atlanta are, of course, most visible and tangible i n the imme diate downt ow n area. The dele gate sp e nds most of his money in the downtown area; h owever, the p e rsons hired in the store s, restaurants, hotels, motels, and nightclubs to serve convention delegates spend most of their money in the nei ghborhoods. CH AR LES A. RAW SO N, SR. M. 0. RYAN, J R. ED W AR D D. SM ITH RANK IN M . SMI TH ROBERT L. SOMM ERVI LLE RICH AR D E. STE RN E LUTHER SWEN SSO N JA C K TA RVE R A ll citi e s s ell th e ir facilities , loc a tion, and commu nity activities and i nt e r e sts to convention g r oup s; and th e y a r e succ es sful for various r easons. We feel Atlanta is succes sful bec au se w e are n ew, and w e ex p e ct to r e ach $ 100 million s pent her e e a ch y e ar by conve ntion dele gates by the y e a r 1 97 0. W. H. TH O MAS, J R. KILIAEN TOWNS EN D CHARLES J. TU C KER , JR. MOSE C . TURMAN ADVI SORY COM/vl / TTEE H. L. EBERSOLE EDGAR J . FORI O VI RGIL MILTON M. M. 0 '5ULLIVAN FREEMAN STRICKLAN D A. L. ZACHRY In a few y ears the newne ss of Atlanta wi ll no l on g er exi s t due t o the fa c t that many national and region al c onvention groups wi ll h ave met h e re in our city. W e will be looking for s~meth ing �,..,, ':,, Mr. Paul Muldawer Septe mber 27, 1966 Page 2 new and different to talk about so that p eople will want to come to Atlanta. New York h as Greenwich Village; St. Louis has Gas Light Square; and Chicag'o has Old Town. None of these areas are within walking distance of downtown. If the old store fronts were restore d and a unique transportation system like horse and buggy or street c ars wer e utili zed, a new dimension would be added to Atlanta, creating a great new inte r est in our city and certainly drawing not only loc al pe ople, but visitors t o the d owntown area. Because of the new dimension the development of the underground city would give t o Atlanta and because we would thus have a new sales tool, the Atlanta Convention Bureau would certainly be wholeheartedly in favor of further exploration of this idea by the Civic Design Commission. Sincerely, uJ. ~ Hurs t Exe cutive Vice President JWH:vg cc: Mr. Reese Cleghorn Mr. T. M. Miller � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document - ‘ ATLANTA CONVENTION SUREAU HONORARY CHAIRMAN MAYOR IVAN ALLEN, JR. PRESIDENT T. M. MILLER VICE PRESIDENT CARLING DINKLER, JR. VICE PRESIDENT CHARLES J. TUCKER VICE PRESIDENT CECIL S. SEMPLE VICE PRESIDENT WwW. J. YOHANNAN TREASURER GARNETT A, CARTER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT JAMES W, HURST DIRECTORS JAMES H. ALDREDGE WILLIAM BARTHOLOMAY RALPH A, BECK D. ©, BEUSSE OBY T. BREWER GEORGE BRODNAX, JR. WILLIAM F, BUTTREY GEORGE J, COTSAKIS JOSEPH CROCY OVID DAVIS DANNY DEMETRY FRANK A, EIDSON MILTON G, FARRIS JACK F, GLENN DON ELLIOT HEALD WILLIAM T. KNIGHT CHARLES H, LEFTWICH DAVID N. MEYER FRED 8B. MOORE EDWARD J. NEGRI CLAUDE A. PETTY, JR. CHARLES A. RAWSON, SR. M. ©. RYAN, JR. EDWARD D, SMITH RANKIN M, SMITH ROBERT L, SOMMERVILLE RICHARD E, STERNE LUTHER SWENSSON JACK TARVER W. H. THOMAS, JR. KILIAEN TOWNSEND CHARLES J. TUCKER, JR. MOSE C. TURMAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE H. L. EBERSOLE EDGAR J. FORIO YIRGIL MILTON M. M. O'SULLIVAN FREEMAN STRICKLAND A, L. ZACHRY 230 PEACHTREE STREET, N.E., ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 ° PHONE 404-577-2870 September 27, 1966 Mr. Paul Muldawer 900 Peachtree Street, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Muldawer: With great interest I read Mr. Reese Cleghorn's recent article in the Atlanta Journal entitled "Our Underground City." The Atlanta Convention Bureau is engaged in the purpose of bringing convention-holding groups to Atlanta and servicing them after the selection of our city. We compete in this activity with seventy-five other cities, and the revenue to Atlanta is about $45 million as an annual result of conventions meeting here. We are presently selling Atlanta as the new, dynamic, enthusi- astic city in America with new facilities--both hotels and exhibit halls. Most national convention groups have not met in Atlanta, and they are interested in convening in our city. The results of bringing a convention delegate to Atlanta are, of course, most visible and tangible in the immediate downtown area. The dele- gate spends most of his money in the downtown area; however, the persons hired in the stores, restaurants, hotels, motels, and nightclubs to serve convention delegates spend most of their money in the neighborhoods. All cities sell their facilities, location, and community activities and interests to convention groups; and they are successful for various reasons. We feel Atlanta is successful because we are new, and we expect to reach $100 million spent here each year by convention delegates by the year 1970. In a few years the newness of Atlanta will no longer exist due to the fact that many national and regional convention groups will have met here in our city. We will be looking for something Mr. Paul Muldawer September 27, 1966 Page 2 new and different to talk about so that people will want to come to Atlanta. New York has Greenwich Village; St. Louis has Gas Light Square; and Chicago has Old Town. None of these areas are within walking distance of downtown. If the old store fronts were restored and a unique transportation system like horse and buggy or street cars were utilized, a new dimension would be added to Atlanta, creating a great new interest in our city and certainly drawing not only local people, but visitors to the downtown area. Because of the new dimension the development of the underground city would give to Atlanta and because we would thus have a new sales tool, the Atlanta Convention Bureau would certainly be wholeheartedly in favor of further exploration of this idea by the Civic Design Commission, Sincerely, James W. Hurst Executive Vice President JWH:vg ce: Mr. Reese Cleghorn Mr. T. M. Miller  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 97 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d7907609df50e562d53bd31059c03a56.pdf 945aae4307259e611d63467462674425 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MU'LDA WE:R & P ATT E RSON suit e 103 / seventy - five eighth street, n.e. atlanta 9J georgia I phone trinit y 2-1427 i.. 1..,. i.. October 24, 1966 Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor City of Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: Please accept my apologies for missing the meeting between you and the Atlanta Civic -Design Commission committee to study the potential of the 11 Atlanta Underground", fo r which I feel so strongly. I had been looking forward to seeing you and expressing my ideas on the project, but communication became confused when the original meeting date was changed. I believe the restoration and reactivation of this area will help make Atlanta one of the unique and excit ing urban are a s in the country . It can : 1. Provide a historic area, which At lanta is lacking . Philade lphia's Independence Mall gene rates $400 , 000 , 000 a year 2. Give the city a tou rist a t traction se cond to none . St. Louis has "Gasligh t Square " Chi cago has "Old Town " New O rlea ns has t he "Lat in Quarter" Los Ange Ie s has "Ports O Ca 11 " Nash vii le has II Printe r 's A ll e y 11 3. Provide a n exc iting, a ll- weather e nte rta inment and restaurant c enter fo r loca l businessmen a s wel I as tourists . It is convenient to down town, inc lud ing Rich 's, First Nationa l Bank, Georgia State Col lege , the G overnmenta l Center, the Stadium , and motels in the But ler Street area . It will support conven t ion faci lit ies It can have an unique atmosphere day or nig ht �Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. October 24, 1966 Page 2 The Underground could be transformed into a place of fantasy and excitement offering a wide variety and choice of activities. There could be restaurants, saloons, night clubs, gift shops, gourmet shops, antique shops, one-of-a-kind shops, studios, galleries and sma II theatres. There cou Id be a complete restoration of the Victorian store fronts and interiors, horsedrawn surries, gas Iights, cobblestone streets, pol icemen in old-time costumes, an old-time steam engine on the tracks could be used as a restaurant, and more . The city can assist in: supporting the idea, taking action to declare this area a historic area, thus controlling design, including the area as part of the city beautification program and possible urban renewal program. The city could provide public improvements in order to spark private enterprise to do the . bulk of the development. After Reece Cleghorn's editorial was published, we received a rash of calls and letters, including individuals who wanted to invest in this project. Enclosed is some correspondence indicating the interest already gene rated. We fee l that this project would be good fo r the ci ty fi nancially as well as image wise . It has g rea t popula r appeal and could be accomplished relatively inexpensively and in a short pe riod of time . We hope you will give this idea your full consideration and support. furthe r assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call . Si nce re ly, (J)~ ~ Pa u I Mu ldawer Chairman, Te rmin us Comm ittee At lanta Civic Desig n Commission PM:nm En cl . If I can be of any � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document tt] MULDAWER & PATTERSON ; e = Bl = 3 H i 3 i a i at 23 4 q “ : 5 be suite 103 / seventy-five eighth street, n.e. \ atlanta 9, georgia / phone trinity 2-1427 hs October 24, 1966 Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor City of Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: Please accept my apologies for missing the meeting between you and the Atlanta Civic ‘Design Commission committee to study the potential of the “Atlanta Underground", for which | feel so strongly. I had been looking forward to seeing you and expressing my ideas on the project, but communication became confused when the original meeting date was changed. | believe the restoration and reactivation of this area will help make Atlanta one of the unique and exciting urban areas in the country. It can: 4 Provide a historic area, which Atlanta is lacking. - Philadelphia's Independence Mall generates $400,000,000 a year 2. Give the city a tourist attraction second to none. - St. Louis has "Gaslight Square" - Chicago has "Old Town" - New Orleans has the "Latin Quarter" - Los Angeles has "Ports O Call" - Nashville has "Printer's Alley" 3. Provide an exciting, all-weather entertainment and restaurant center for local businessmen as well as tourists. = It is convenient to downtown, including Rich's, First National Bank, Georgia State College, the Governmental Center, the Stadium, and motels in the Butler Street area. - lt will support convention facilities - It can have an unique atmosphere day or night Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. October 24, 1966 Page 2 The Underground could be transformed into a place of fantasy and excitement offering a wide variety and choice of activities. There could be restaurants, saloons, night clubs, gift shops, gourmet shops, antique shops, one-of-a-kind shops, studios, galleries and small theatres. There could be a complete restoration of the Victorian store fronts and interiors, horsedrawn surries, gas lights, cobblestone streets, policemen in old-time cos- tumes, an old-time steam engine on the tracks could be used as a restaurant, and more. The city can assist in: = supporting the idea, - taking action to declare this area a historic area, thus controlling design, - including the area as part of the city beautification program and possible urban renewal program. The city could provide public improvements in order to spark private enterprise to do the bulk of the development. After Reece Cleghorn's editorial was published, we received a rash of calls and letters, including individuals who wanted to invest in this project. Enclosed is some correspon- dence indicating the interest already generated. We feel that this project would be good for the city financially as well as image wise. It has great popular appeal and could be accomplished relatively inexpensively and in a short period of time. We hope you will give this idea your full consideration and support. If | can be of any further assistance to you, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, aud Paul Muldawer Chairman, Terminus Committee Atlanta Civic Design Commission PM:nm Encl.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 96 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1c95b9f9486729720ba1aa88fb3f5e0a.pdf bc05ef09b200610efede8ba3f869227b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. October 26, 1966 Mr. Paul Muldawer Chainnan, Terminus Committee Atlanta Civic:: Design Commission Muldawer and Patterson Suite 103 - 75 Eighth Street, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Dear Paul: Thank you for your letter of October 24th expressing your interest in the potential in developing the under ground area of Atlanta. Thi has considerabl merit and the city will cooperate with you within the limitation of avaUabl funds. Keep up the good work.. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, .Jr. Mayor lAJr/br � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document October 26, 1966 Mr. Paul Muldawer Chairman, Terminus Committee Atlanta Civic Design Commission Muldawer and Patterson Suite 103 - 75 Eighth Street, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Dear Paul: Thank you for your letter of October 24th expressing your interest in the potential in developing the under- ground area of Atlanta. This has considerable merit and the city will cooperate with you within the limitations of available funds. Keep up the good work. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IAdr/br  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 95 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6028f2a40e43a1600156badcf4af8fe2.pdf d2b974a2bf82341327d0ccaa57cdead6 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. / MI NUTES ATLA NTA CIVIC DESIG N CO MMI SS ION OCTOBER 27, 1966 Th e r eg ul a r mee tin g of t he Atlanta Civic Design Com mission wa s h e ld Thur s da y , Octob e r 27, at 2 p. m., in Com mitt ee Room #4, City Hall, with th e fo llo wing me mbe rs pr ese nt: Sam 1 1 Inm a n Coop e r, Ch a irm a n Jos e ph S. Pe rrin, Vice-Chairman John C. Gould Julian Ha rris George Hee r y J. Ben Moor e Paul Mulda we r Gu es ts present: Eric Harkn ess , City Pla nnin g De pt. Frank G. Eth e rid ge Pe t e r R . Norris & Morris A . Hall; Hall & Norris, Architects ~inut es of t he October 13 mee tin g we r e approved. CHA IRMAN ' S REPOR T: Cha i rman Coo pe r r e ad th e fo llo 1ing: (1) Le t t e r d a t e d Oc t ob e r 2 5 fr om r~a yo r I v a n A 11 e n r e Citi es " Progra m, and ACDC 1 s r ep l y to the Mayor; (2) Le tt e r written to Mr. Eric Harkness of th e P l a nnin g Dept. r e ACDC 1 s r e com me ndation on rehabilitation of P i edm ont Park, as r equ e ste d at th e Octob er 13 mee tin g. Le tt e r was appr o ved as writt e n. (3) Le t t e r from Hon . Sam Masse ll, Jr., Pr e sident of Boa rd of Aldermen, in r e p l y to ACDC 1 s l et t e r of Oct ob e r 20 r e amendment to th e ord in a nc e cr eating ACDC. II De mo n s tr a ti on DEA N RUSK CO MMEMORAT IVE: Mr. Frank G. Etheridge, a member of th e 11 Wes t End Gang, 11 th e gro u p wh ich suggested a comm e morative to De an Rusk, met with the Commission to discuss this matter. Hr. Etheridge stated that his grou p favors as an appropriate commemora tive to Mr. Rusk, a mem or i al in Capitol Square Plaza, and a lso the r e naming of the Lee S tre et Sc hool for Mr . Rusk. �- 2 - Mr. Mo.a-re brought out that Mr. Edgar E. Schukraft had sta ted that Lhe Wes t End Businessmen's Association was hoping for the renaming of the Le e Street School an d also a memorial in the shopping center to b e erected on the old .Le e Stre e t Sch.ool site. With the Commi ss ion' s concurrence that a mem orial in Ca pitol Squ are Plaza, rather than the shopping c e nter, w ould be more appropriate, the following ~ otion was approved: "Tha t ACDG r e commends a memorial . to th e Honorable Dea n Rusk b e located i n Capitol Sq uar e Plaza, an d that th& Qesi g ner of Cap itol Square be dire cted to design th e squar e in such a vrny as to make a memorial to Mr. Rusk the main feature." It was r e qu e sted tha t a copy of the May or's let t e r requestin g an o pini on of ACD C r e Rusk co mmemorativ e b e for warde d wi t h the r ecommendation to the c om mitt ee h a ndlin g the Ca p itol Squar e P l aza . M~. He ery mad e the follo win g motion, wh ic h wa s passed : "'.!:'ha t AC DC corr es pond with Ma y or All e n and a dvis e him that this Commissi - ;) fee l s tha t a publicly s pon s or e d me morial of Dea n Rusk in a s ho pp in g c e nt er would b e ina p propri a t e . 11 S UBMI SS IO N OF MODE L: Messrs . Ha ll a n d Nor ris , archite cts , submitt e d f or ACDC 1 s a mod e l of North s i de Hi g h School a d? iti o n, i nc ludin g gym na s iu m. r e view Memb ero high l y p r aised t he mo de l , a n d expres s e d ap pr e ci a tion to Mes sr s. Ha l l a nd Norris for t h e ir presen t a t i on. �- 3 - Th e follo wing motions were passed: (1) 11 That a letter b e written to the School Board commendin g this design of the addition to the school, and commendin g the archit e cts for the use of a study model and specifically for including the model as part of their presentation to the Commission." (2) "ACDC furth e r recommends materials to th e S chool Board that in the futur e on buildin g additions match the e xisting materials of the building." (3) "That the form l et ter to be for wa rded to Hall & Norris, Architects, thanking them for submitting their proj e ct for review, also include ACDC 1 s prais e of this mod e l." REPORTS OF CO MMITTE ES : Committee (a) Mr. Mulda we r, chairman, report e d that rec e iv e d. Committ ee (b) (c) - Perr i n, chairm a n - Portman, chairman No report Cammi tte e ( d) - Moor e, cha irman No rep ort Committee (e) - Dodd, chairman No report submissions h a ve been He will r e vi ew and report at the next meeting. (finish e d) Commit tee 14 �l - 4 - I Committee on% for Arts - Perrin, chairman Committee has not met to determine a percentage of construction costs to be allocated to allied arts Committee on Urban Beautification Program - Harris, chairman Mr. Gould stated that Nfr. Ellsworth Doresky, Community Planner for Housing & Urban De velopment, wa s unable to attend the meeting today, but he would like to appear at the next meeting. At that time, Mr. Gould hop es to hear how we might get assistance in a visual survey of Atlanta Mr. Harris stated that the committee is at the point where it com e s down to money, and that perhaps funds can be made available through the 11 De mons tra tion Ci ties II Pr ogram. Arrangements will be made for this committ e e to meet wit h Mr. Eric Harkness to revie w the Urban Beautification plan. Terminus Committee - Mulda we r, chairman Mr . Muldaw e r stated that Mayor Allen was taken on a tour of this underground ar e a . Mr. Perrin read to the Commission certain sections of a l e tter Mr . Mulda we r sent the Ma y or, outl ining thou g hts what this d e vel opme nt coul d do. Mayor All e n has a nswered iav~ra"'T:>fy to th e idea, and has no objections to the committ ee movin g ahead with publicity of t his de ve lo pment. A newspaper a rticl e on the un dergro un d d eve lopme nt written by Mr. Reese Cleghorn and published in the Atlanta Journal on October 26, was passed around to members present for th eir review. �- 5 - Committee on Scale Model, Portman, chairman Chairman Coop e r reported that he and Mr. Portman met with Mr. ~ illiam M. Eichbaum, a model maker from Delaware, to discuss a model of Atlanta. A folder showing some of Mr. Eichbaum•s models in Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Houston, etc., was reviewed by members. Mr. Eichbaum had been informed that ACDC would want a model with removable sections, representing Atlanta as it is, and might be confined to the follo wing boundaries: Atlanta Stadium on the south; Sears on Ponce de Leon on the east; North Avenue on the north; Spring Street on the west Mr. Eichbaum state d that he could probably provide a model at a scal e of 50 1 - 1 11 , at an approximate cost of $ 175 to $ 200 per squar e foot of model. CoE1_::i.itte e on_ _!2~nn e r Me eting - Portman, chairman Me ssrs. Coo pe r and Perrin gave the follo win g details of meeting with Mr. Portman: (1) C0 mm itt e~ ~- f ee ls it would b e useful to have Mr. Justin Herman, membe r of staff of Urban Renewal in San Francisco, come to Atlanta to sp e ak at the proposed dinner ; (2) There a r e no problems in financin g th e a ffa ir , wh ich should b e h e ld i n pr op er a t mosphere a n d plac e so as to attract pe op l e who are in vit e d a nd gi ve mea nin g to t h e qualit y of the aff air; (3) Committee recommends an invita ti on lis t o f appr oximately 1002 0 0 pe op l e , including ACD C, Ma y or Al l en and the Boar d of Alder- men, city department head s , leader s hip of business a s sociations, and other people involved in the development of Atlanta; �1 - 6 • (4) No date and time were ascertained, but February, 1967, was named as a possibility. Committee on Plannin g Dept, - Bald win, chairman No report Committe e on Communication - Ferst, chairman No report The me e ting was adjourne d at Ann Butl e r Recordin g Se~reta~y 4:30 p.m. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN COMMISSION OCTOBER 27, 1966 The regular meeting of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission was held Thursday, October 27, at 2 p.m., in Committee Room #h, City Hall, with the following ~ members present: Sam'l Inman Cooper, Chairman George Heery Joseph S. Perrin, Vice-Chairman J. Ben Moore John C. Gould Paul Muldawer Julian Harris Guests present: Eric Harkness, City Planning Dept. Frank G. Etheridge Peter R. Norris & Worris A. Hall; Hall & Norris, Architects Minutes of the October 13 meeting were approved, CHAIRMAN!'S REPORT: Chairman Cooper read the following: (1) Letter dated October 25 from ifayor Ivan Allen re "Demonstration Cities" Program, and ACDCts reply to the Mayor; (2) Letter written to Mr. Eric Harkness of the Planning Dept. re ACDC's recommendation on rehabilitation of Piedmont Park, as requested at the October 13 meeting. Letter was approved as written, (3) Letter from Hon. Sam Massell, Jr., President of Board of Aldermen, in reply to ACDC's letter of October 20 re amendment to the ordinance creating ACDC. DEAN RUSK COMMEMORATIYE: Mr. Frank G. Etheridge, a member of the "West End Gang," the group which suggested a commemorative to Dean Rusk, met with the Commission to discuss this matter, Mr, Etheridge stated that his group favors as an appropriate commemorative to Mr. Rusk, a memorial in Capitol Square Plaza, and also the renaming of the Lee Street School for Mr. Rusk, Mr. Moore brought out that Mr. Edgar E. Schukraft had stated that the West End Businessmen'ts Association was hoping for the renaming of the Lee Street School and also a memorial in the shopping center to be erected on the old Lee Street School site, With the Goanieedents concurrence that a memorial in Capitol Square Plaza, rather than the shopping center, would be more appropriate, the following motion was approved: | "That ACDC recommends a memorial to the Honorable Dean Rusk be located in Capitol Square Plaza, and that the designer of Capitol Square be directed to design the square in such a way as to make a memorial to Mr. Rusk the main feature," It was requested that a cony of the Mayor's letter requesting an opinion of ACDC re Rusk commemorative be forwarded with the recommendation to the committee handling the Capitol Square Plaza. Mr, Heery made the following motion, which was passed; "That ACDCG correspond with Mayor Allen and advise him that this Commissi.i feels that a publicly sponsored memorial of Dean Rusk in a shopping center would be inappropriate." SUBMISSION OF MODEL: Messrs. Hall and Norris, architects, submitted for ACDC's review a model of Northside High School addition, including gymnasium. Members highly praised the model, and expressed appreciation to Messrs. Hall and Norris for their presentation, The following motions were passed: (1) "That a letter be written to the School Board commending this design of the addition to the school, and commending the architects for the use of a study model and specifically for including the model as part of their presentation to the Commission," (2) "ACDC further recommends to the School Board that in the future materials on building additions match the existing materials of the building." (3) "That the form letter to be forwarded to Hall & Norris, Architects, thanking them for submitting their project for review, also include ACDC's praise of this model." REPORTS OF COMMITTEES: Committee (a) Mr. Muldawer, chairman, reported that 14 submissions have been received. He will review and report at the next meeting. Committee (b) - Perrin, chairman (finished) Committee (c) - Portman, chairman No report _ Committee (d) - Moore, chairman No report Committee (e) - Dodd, chairman No report Committee on % for Arts ~ Perrin, chairman Committee has not met to determine a percentage of construction costs to be allocated to allied arts Committee on Urban Beautification Program - Harris, chairman Mr. Gould stated that Mr. Ellsworth Doresky, Community Planner for Housing & Urban Development, was unable to attend the meeting today, but he would like to appear at the next meeting. At that time, Mr. Gould hopes to hear how we might get assistance in a visual survey of Atlanta Mr. Harris stated that the committee is at the point where it comes down to money, and that perhaps funds can be made available through the "Demonstration Cities" Program. Arrangements will be made for this committee to meet with Mr. Eric Harkness to review the Urban Beautification plan, Terminus Committee - Muldawer, chairman Mr. Muldawer stated that Mayor Allen was taken on a tour of this underground area, Mr. Perrin read to the Commission certain sections of a letter Mr. Muldawer sent the Mayor, outlining thoughts what this development could do. Mayor Allen has answered faverdbdry to the idea, and has no objections to the committee moving ahead with publicity of this development, A newspaper article on the underground development written by Mr. Reese Cleghorn and published in the Atlanta Journal on October 26, was passed around to members present for their review. = fe Committee on Scale Model, Portman, chairman | Chairman Cooper reported that he and Mr. Portman met with Mr. William M. Eichbaum, a model maker from Delaware, to discuss a model of Atlanta. A folder showing some of Mr. Eichbaum's models in Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Houston, etc., was reviewed by members. Mr. Eichbaum had been informed that ACDC would want a model with removable sections, representing Atlanta as it is, and might be confined to the following boundaries: Atlanta Stadium on the south; Sears on Ponce de Leon on the east; North Avenue on the north; Spring Street on the west Mr. Eichbaum stated that he could probably provide a model at a scale of 50' = 1", at an approximate cost of $175 to $200 per square foot of model, Committee on Dinner Meeting - Portman, chairman Messrs. Cooper and Perrin gave the following details of meeting with Mr. Portman: (1) CGommitteer feels it would be useful to have Mr. Justin Herman, member of staff of Urban Renewal in San Francisco, come to Atlanta to speak at the proposed dinner; (2) There are no problems in financing the affair, which should be held in proper atmosphere and place so as to attract people who are invited and give meaning to the quality of the affair; (3) Committee recommends an invitation list of approximately 100- 200 people, including ACDC, Mayor Allen and the Board of Alder- men, city department heads, leadership of business associations, and other people involved in the development of Atlanta; (4) No date and time were ascertained, but February, named as a possibility, Committee on Planning Dept, ~ Baldwin, chairman No report Committee on Communication - Ferst, chairman No report The meeting was adjourned at 4:30 p.m. Ann Butler Recording Secretary 1967, was  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 94 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/48d8efc1b9eaa4e6a37a8150145b46f3.pdf 714f08ec9a90ff6e7bb367ba4bb5924e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY ATLANTA, SAMUEL INMAN COOPER, F.A.I.A., CHAIRMAN JOSEPHS. PERRIN , VICE-CHAIRMAN MRS. ALVIN M. FERST, SECRETARY HALL GEORG IA 30303 November 3, 1966 HARRY J, BA L DWIN , A.S. L, A. ORBIE BOST I CK, P , E. W, L, CALLOWAY JA M ES H. DODD JOHN C. GOULD JULIAN HARR I S , A .I .A, GEORGE H EERY, A . I . A . MRS. E D IT H HENDERSON, A.S .L, A, H, K ING MCCA I N, P. E . J. B EN MOORE PAUL M UL DAWER, A . I. A , JOHN PORTMAN, A .I .A. Hon orable Ivan Allen, J r. Mayor City of Atlanta My dear Ivan: S ome weeks a g o ( October 6) the Atl anta Civic Design Commission repl i ed to y our correspondence conc erning a projected mem ori a l t o Secretary of State Dea n Rus k . Our reply expressed ful l concurrence with and a p proval of the basic conce p t. It also stated tha t should the Commission later r e ac h conclusions as to th e type an d loc a tion of s uch a me morial , it wo u ld so in f orm y ou. At its last me e t i n g , on Octob e r 27, the Co mmission p assed t he f oll ow in g resolution: RESOLVED 11 Th a t the Atl anta Civi c Des i gn Co mm i ss ion re co mmen d s a memoria l p ossibly a fountain and / or a piec e of scul ptur e - be loc a t e d in Cap itol S quare P laza, and that th e desi g ner of th i s s quar e be d ire c t e d to do s o i n s u c h a manne r as to e mp h asize t he Rusk Memorial as i t s ma i n fea tur e . 11 The Commission f u r t her recommend s t he c h anging of the name of the relocated Lee S t reet School in t he West End Urban Renewal Project to t he Dean Rusk Schoo l , a s a n a d d itio nal rec o gn iti o n of t his national l y known Georgian. �Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Page 2 November 3, 1966 A copy of this letter is b e in g s e nt to t he committee handling the developme nt of Ca p itol Square Plaza, in the h ope that they will concur in the recommendations of the Atlanta Civic De sign Commission, and will implement these su gg estions accordin g ly. Sincerely yours, ATW LN CO MMISSIO N S am 1 1 In man Coop e r , F. Ch a i rm an S I C: ab cc: Capi tol S q ua r e Pla za Comm ittee (w/ en c l .) � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Atlanta Civic Design Commission SAMUEL INMAN COOPER, F.A,I.A., CHAIRMAN JOSEPH S. PERRIN, VICE-CHAIRMAN MRS. ALVIN M. FERST, SECRETARY HARRY J. BALDWIN, A.S.L.A, ORBIE BOSTICK, P. E, W. Le. CALLOWAY JAMES H. DODD JOHN Cc. GOULD JULIAN HARRIS, A.I.A. GEORGE HEERY, A.lsAe MRS. EDITH HENDERSON, A.S.L.A. H. KING MCCAIN, P. E. J. BEN MOORE PAUL MULDAWER, A. 1.4. JOHN PORTMAN, A.I.A. Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor City of Atlanta My dear Ivan; CITY HALL ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 November 3, 1966 Some weeks ago (October 6) the Atlanta Civic Design Commission replied to your correspondence concerning a projected memorial to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Our reply expressed full concurrence with and approval of the basic concept. It also stated that should the Commission later reach con- clusions as to the type and location of such a memorial, it would so inform you. At its last meeting, on October 27, resolutions: RESOLVED the Commission passed the following "That the Atlanta Civic Design Commission recommends a memorial - possibly a fountain and/or a piece of sculpture - be located in Capitol Square Plaza, and that the designer of this square be directed to do so in such a manner as to emphasize the Rusk Memorial as its main feature," The Commission further recommends the changing of the name of the relocated Lee Street School in the West End Urban Renewal Project to the Dean Rusk School, as an additional recognition of this nationally known Georgian. Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Page 2 November 3, 1966 A copy of this letter is being sent to the committee handling the development of Capitol Square Plaza, in the hope that they will concur in the recommendations of the Atlanta Civic Design Commission, and will implement these suggestions accordingly, Sincerely yours, ATLANTA CIVIC DESIGN LL. (leona OF Sam'l Inman Cooper, F, eA Chairman SICsab ccs; Capitol Square Plaza Committee (w/encl.)  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 13, Folder 3, Document 93 Box 13 Box 13 Folder 3 Folder topic: Atlanta Civic Design Commission | 1966-1967