413 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/39087464965b2d1896e80bff45e7450d.pdf 8420d56631370a630468363cbd1482df Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX To accompany Low-income Housing Inventory Report of May 15, 1968 Item No. No. Units New - Existing Designation Location Program· Allen Temple Single Family Duplexes & Smal~ Apts. Apts. Leased for P.H. Rehab. H.C. Div. Rehab. by H.A. Rehab. by Pvt. Ent. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. London Towne Houses Public Housing Gor~on Rd. ~ear Harwell Scattered Scattered Scattered 8 Sites Throughout City West End U. R. Project Scattered 2661 Beeler Dr., S.W. 1930 Flat Shoals Rd., SW 1991 DeLowe Drive., SW 200 Alden Ave., NW 3242 Cus~man Cir., SW McDaniel St., SW 221 d(3) Conv. & 221 d(2) Conv. Conv. Leasing for P.H. H.C. Enf. U.R. Conv. Rehab. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. 221 d (3) CO""'.OP P.H. Park West No. 1&2 College Plaza London Towne Houses Gartrell Ct. Perry Homes Ext. McDaniel St. Single Family Duplexes & Small Apts. Apts . Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Single Family 3751 Gordon at Bolton i017 Westview Dr. at -Jones Pl. 3242 Cushman Cir., SW 38~88 Younge St., SE 1730 Kerry Dr. , ,NW R- Vl UR Project Scattered Scattered 1145 Constitution Rd., SE 140 Mt. Zion Rd., SE 419 Chamberlain st., SE 1101 Collier Rd., N.W. 1895 Plaza Lane, SW 1185 Collier Rd~, NW 1991 Delowe Dr., SW Thomasville U.R . Project 221 d(3)L.D . 221 d(3) 221 d(3) Co-op 221 d(3) LD P.H. P.H. Conv. & 22i d(2) Conv . Conv. Conv. 221 d(3) LD Conv, Conv. Conv. Conv. 221 d :( 2) Pa ompleted C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-5 C-6 C-7 C-8 C-9 C-10 C-11 C-12 C-13 373 380 100 534 658 10,487 218 30 28 32 96 400 6 C-:-14 82 Totals 2 '"IT3T 11,393 J n der Construction UC-1 UC- 2 UC-3 UC-4 UC-5 UC-6 UC-7 UC-8 UC-9 UC-10 UC-11 UC-12 UC-13 UC-14 UC-15 UC-16 126 96 78 . 108 140 568 306 247 76 62 30 134 80 250 150 11 -- �L HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX (Continued) Item No. No. Units New - Existing Designation Location Program Jnder Construction (Continued) UC-17 UC-18 UC-19 UC-20 UC-21 UC-22 UC-23 UC-24 UC-25 UC-26 UC-27 UC-28 UC-29 UC-30 UC-31 UC-32 UC-_33 UC-34 UC-35 UC-36 Total 58 . 76 76 192 138 108 80 · 92 48 192 45 64 400 92 72 202 208 20.8 241 54 Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Wheat St. Gardens 2 & 3 Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Hollywood Rd. Project Friendship Center Allen Temple 3 Apts. Apts. 1910 Bixby St., SE 1501 Beauregard Ave., SE 1935. Allison Ct., SW 914 Collier .Rd., NW 2722 Gordon Rd., NW 2950 Springdale Rd., SW 2390 Palmour Dr., . NE 1090 Hollywood Rd., NW 2113 Defore Ferry Rd., NW . Butler St. U.R. Project 3379 Stone Rd. SW 1073 Hollywood Rd., SW 3901 Campbellton Rd. SW . 2400 Ca~pbellton Rd. SW 50 Mt. Zion Rd. SW 1580 Hollywood Rd. NW 99 Northside Dr. SW 31-75 Gordon Rd. SW 475 East Paces Fy. Rd. NE 3136 Gordon Rd. SW Conv. ~or lease as PH Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. 221 d(3) & RS Conv. Conv. Conv • Conv. Conv. Turnkey 221 d(3) 221 d (3)' Conv. Conv. 5,108 I n Planning IP-1 IP-2 IP-3 IP-4 IP- 5 IP~6 IP- 7 IP-8 IP- 9 IP-1 0 IP-11 IP-12 IP-13 52 116 1,384 350 262 220 500 152 20 250 500 41 588 Park West 3 London Towne Houses Cerex Atlanta Corp. Apts & Elderly Russel Property Gilbert Rd. Bankhead Hwy Site Ebenezer Baptist Church Single Family Ashbury Hills Home Fairburn Rd. Site Single family lots Central Methodist Church Gordon Rd. at Bolton 324 2 Cushman Cir~, SW Rockdale U.R. Project Thomasville U~R. Project Off Etheridge Dr. NW At Flynn Rd. SE Bankhead Hwy.·. ~-at Maynard Rd. Between Capitol Homes & 1-20 Thomasville Gammon Theological Sem. Site Fairburn Rd. N. of Holy Family Thomasville U.R. area E. of Fairbur~, N. of Sewell 221 d(3) 221 d(3) Co-op 221 d(3) Co~op,221 d ( 3 ),BMIR,MIR P.H. 221 d(3) Tu r nkey Turnkey 22 1 d(3) 221 d(3) Hill-Burton Ac t ,232 ; 202 2 2 1 d(3) Co-op 22 1 d(2) 22 1 d(3) & Elde rl y �HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX (Continued) Item No. No. Units New - Existing Designation Location Program Betmar Apts. Apts. Br,owntown Rd. Site Butler St. YMCA Site Leopold Project Apts & Elderly Apts. Apts ·. Honor Farm 1 Apts. Apts. 1765 Pryor Rd. SE N. of Gordon, W. of Adamsville Dr. N. side Browntown Rd. NW W. side Hollywood Rd. W. of Jonesboro Rd.,S~ .of McWilliams Bedford-Pine U.R. Project 3750 Gordon Rd. SW . E. of Brownlee Rd., SW, N. of Scott Off McDonough Blvd~ West Lake Manor East Lake Golf Course 2 Leasipg for P.H. Conv . . Turnkey 221 d(3) Turnkey P.H. Conv. Conv. PH;Turnkey & 221d(3),(2) 221 d(3) L.D. Turnkey Single Family Lots Joe Anderson Project Joe Anderson Project S. side Westview Dr. SW Seminole Ct. Apts. Cenker & Kingloff Project Railroad Ave. Duvall tract Wellswood Apt. area Ga. Teacher's Develop. Inc. Lee P. Fore property Keith Project David Berry Proposal Multi-family Apts. Cath. Archdoicese Property Thomasville UR area 221 d(2) Glun Clu~ Rd. NW 221 d(3) Alvin Dr. NW 221 d(3) West End UR area 221 d(3) LD Near N. Highland & N. Ave. Turnkey ~ehab. Harwell Rd. at Oakcliff 221 d(3) Railroad Ave. NE 221 (h) or d(3) E. of Jonesboro Rd. SE Turnkey S. of Englewood Ave. SE Turnkey Harwell Rd., S. of Bankhead Hwy. 221 d(3) E. of Empire Dr.,SW,S. of Oak Dr. · 221 d(3) Co-op VI. - side of Gilbert Rd. at Co. line Conv. W side of Fairbtirn Rd.near ·Bak~rs .: Fy;Conv. East of Kimberly Rd.-Fulton Co. Turnkey L.L. 68 14th Dist.-F.C. Conv. Off DeKalb Ave. at Hampton Ter. Turnkey In Planning (Continued) IP-14 IP-15 IP-16 IP.;.17 IP-18 IP-19 IP-20 IP-21 IP-22 IP-23 IP-24 Total 352 48 450 180 180 364 52 40 600 32 800 7,151 Being Considered 26 BC -1 100 . BC -2 150 BC -3 50 BC-4 BC-5 80 BC-6 65 BC-7 500 BC-8 BC-9 240 BC-10 225 250· BC-11 16 BC-12 20 BC-1 3 600 BC-14 72 BC-1 5 200 BC -16 · Total 2,594 ~ 36 36 Did Not Mat erialize DNM DNM-1 DNM-2 DNM-3 . ~ 8,056 150 175 50 --·Shown on previous report of January 15, 1968. A.L. Roberts Property W. side Jackson Pkwy; at Procter Cr. 221 d(3) Co-op H.A. early submittal . E. side Jonesboro Rd;N. of Circum. Turnkey or 221 d(3) Turner Monumental Church Blvd. Dr. SE,Howard-Hallman-Saunders Elderly \I I �HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX (Continued) Item No. No. Units New - Existing Designation Locatioa Program f )id Not Materialize (Continued) DNM-4 DNM -5 DNM -6 DNM-7 DNM-8 DNM -9 DNM-10 DNM-11 DNM-12 Total 260 200 364 280 100 175 360 500 352 11~022 Wm. L. Warnoker Proposal W. of S. Expressway; S. of AW~RR 221 d(3) Charlie Taylor Proposal W. of Bolton Rd; S. of Sandy clr. Conv. Luther Fraser Property Adj. to CC Esates;off Boulder Pk. Dr.221 d{3} Ralpy Willis,J.R. Hall proposalCuster Ave. E. of Chosewood Pk. Turnkey Carlton Marlow Proposal W. of Jackson Pkwy;D.E. Glenrock Dr. 221 d(3) Trailer Park Site Bankhead Hwy. at Osburn Rd. Turnkey Golfview Apts. Cleveland Ave. Ext. 221 d(3) LD Part of Golfview Project At Cleveland Ave. · Ext. Turnkey Wm. A. Mitchell tract Between Collier Dr., NW & I-20 221 d(3) I • 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 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX To accompany Low-income Housing Inventory Report of May 15, 1968 No. Units Item No. New - Existing Designation Location Progran’ sompleted c-1l 373 Allen Temple Gordon Rd. Near Harwell 221 d(3) C=-2 380 Single Family Scattered Conv. & 221 d(2) C-3 100 Duplexes & Small Apts. Scattered Conv. c-4 534 Apts. Scattered Conv. Cc-5 658 Leased for P.H. 8 Sites Leasing for P.H. C-6 10,487 Rehab. H.C. Div. Throughout City . BCs. Bad C-7 218 Rehab. by H.A. West End U. R. Project U.R. ‘ Cc-8 30 Rehab. by Pvt. Ent. Scattered Conv. Rehab. c-9 238 Apts. 2661 Beeler Dr., S.W. Conv. Cc-10 32 Apts. 1930 Flat Shoals Rd., SW Conv. C-11 96 Apts. ' 1991 DeLowe Drive., SW Conv. C-12 400 © Apts. 200 Alden Ave., NW Conv. C-13 6 London Towne Houses 3242 Cushman Cir., SW 221 d(3) co-op C-14 82 Public Housing McDaniel St., SW P.H. Totals 2,031 11,393 ’ Inder Construction 221 d(3)L.D. uc-1 126 Park West No, 1&2 3751 Gordon at Bolton UC-2 96 College Plaza 1017 Westview Dr. at Jones Pl, 221 d(3) UC-3 78. London Towne Houses 3242 Cushman Cir., SW 221 d(3) Co-op uc-4 108 Gartrell Ct. . 38-88 Younge St., SE 221 d(3) LD uUC-5 140 Perry Homes Ext, 1730 Kerry Dr., NW P.H. UC-6 568 McDaniel St. R-W UR Project P.H. UC-7 306 Single Family Scattered Conv. & 221 d(2) uUC-8 247 Duplexes & Small Apts. Scattered Conv. uc-9 76 Apts. 1145 Constitution Rd., SE Conv. uc-10 62 Apts. 140 Mt. Zion Rd., SE Conv. uc-11 30 Apts. 419 Chamberlain St., SE 221 d(3) LD uUC-12 134 Apts. 1101 Collier Rd., N.W. Conv, UC-13 80 Apts. 1895 Plaza Lane, SW Conv. uUc-14 250 Apts. 1185 Collier Rd., NW Conv. uCc-15 150 Apts. 1991 Delowe Dr., SW Conv. UC-16 11 Single Family Thomasville U.R. Project 221 d¢2)  Item No. Units No. New - Existing Jnder Construction (Continued) UC-17 58 Uc-18 76 UC-19 76 UCc-20 192 Uc-21 138 UC-22 108 Uc-23 80 UC-24 92 UC-25 48 UC-26 192 UC-27 45 UC-28 64 . UC-29 400 UC-30 92 uUc-31 72 UC-32 202 UC-33 208 UC-34 208 UC-35 241 UC-36 54 Total 5,108 in Planning IP-1 52 IP-2 116 IP-3 1,384 IP-4 350 IP-5 262 IP-6 220 IP-7 500 IP-8 152 IP-9 20 IP-10 250 IP-11 500 IP-12 41 IP-13 588 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX (Continued) Designation Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts, Apts. . Apts. Apts, Apts. Wheat St. Gardens 2 & 3 Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. | Hollywood Rd. Project Friendship Center Allen Temple 3 Apts. Apts. Park West 3 London Towne Houses Cerex Atlanta Corp. Apts & Elderly Russel Property Gilbert Rd. Bankhead Hwy Site Ebenezer Baptist Church Single Family Ashbury Hills Home Fairburn Rd. Site Single family lots Central Methodist Church Location 1910 Bixby St., SE 1501 Beauregard Ave., SE 1935 Allison Ct., SW 914 Collier Rd., NW 2722 Gordon Rd., NW 2950 Springdale Rd., SW 2390 Palmour Dr.,-. NE 1090 Hollywood Rd., NW 2113 Defore Ferry Rd., NW, Butler St. U.R. Project 3379 Stone Rd. SW 1073 Hollywood Rd., SW 3901 Campbellton Rd, SW -, 2400 Campbellton Rd. SW 50 Mt. Zion Rd. SW 1580 Hollywood Rd. NW 99 Northside Dr. SW 3175 Gordon Rd. SW 475 East Paces Fy. Rd. NE 3136 Gordon Rd. SW Gordon Rd. at Bolton 3242 Cushman Cir. SW Rockdale U.R. Project Thomasville U.R. Project Off Etheridge Dr. NW At Flynn Rd. SE Bankhead Hwy. ,-at Maynard Rd. Between Capitol Homes & I-20 Thomasville Gammon Theological Sem. Site Fairburn Rd. N. of Holy Family Thomasville U.R. area E. of Fairburn, N. of Sewell Program Conv. for lease as PH Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. 221 d(3) & RS Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Turnkey 221 d(3) 221 d(3) Conv. Conv. 221 d(3) 221 d(3) Co-op 221 d(3) Co-op,221 d(3),BMIR,MIR P.H. 221 d(3) Turnkey Turnkey 221 d(3) 221 d(3) Hill-Burton Act,232; 202 221 d(3) Co-op 221 d(2) 221 d(3) & Elderly Item No. Units No. New - Existing In Planning (Continued) IP-14 IP-15 48 IP-16 450 IP-17 180 IP-18 180 IP-19 364 IP-20 52 IP-21 40 IP-22 600 IP-23 32 IP-24 800 Total 7 ,10L Being Considered BE=1. - 26 BC-2 100. BC-3 150 BC-4 50 BC-5 BC-6 80 BC-7 65 BC-8 500 BC=9 240 BC-10 225 BC-11 250 BC-12 16 BC-13 20 BC-14 600 BC-15 72 Bc-16°- 200 Total 2,094 Did Not Materialize DNM 8,056 DNM-1 150 DNM-2 175 DNM-3 50 352 36 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX (Continued) Designation Betmar Apts. Apts. Browntown Rd. Site Butler St. YMCA Site Leopold Project Apts & Elderly Apts. ; Apts. Honor Farm 1 Apts. Apts. Single Family Lots Joe Anderson Project Joe Anderson Project S. side Westview Dr. SW Seminole Ct. Apts. Cenker & Kingloff Project Railroad Ave. Duvall tract Wellswood Apt. area Ga. Teacher's Develop. Inc. Lee P. Fore property Keith Project David Berry Proposal Multi-family Apts. Cath. Archdoicese Property Location 1765 Pryor Rd. SE N. of Gordon, W. of Adamsville Dr. N. side Browntown Rd. NW W. Side Hollywood Rd. W. of Jonesboro Rd.,S..of McWilliams Bedford-Pine U.R. Project 3750 Gordon Rd. SW E. of Brownlee Rd., SW, N. of Scott Off McDonough Bivd. West Lake Manor ef East Lake Golf Course 2 Thomasville UR area Glun Club Rd. NW Alvin Dr. NW West End UR area Near N. Highland & N. Ave. Harwell Rd. at Oakcliff Railroad Ave. NE E. of Jonesboro Rd. SE S. of Englewood Ave. SE Harwell Rd., S. of Bankhead Hwy. E. of Empire Dr.,SW,S. of Oak Dr..- ’ W.-side of Gilbert Rd. at Co. line W side of Fairburn Rd.near Bakers. Fy. East of Kimberly Rd.-Fulton Co. L.L. 68 14th Dist.-F.C. Off DeKalb Ave. at Hampton Ter. Shown on previous report of January 15, 1968. A.L. Roberts Property H.A. early submittal Turner Monumental Church W. side Jackson Pkwy; at Procter Cr. E. Side Jonesboro Rd;N. of Circum, Program Leasing for P.H, Conv.. | Turnkey 221 d(3) Turnkey P.H. Conv. Conv. PH;Turnkey & 221d(3),(2) 221 d(3) L.D. Turnkey : 221 d(2) 221 d(3) 221 d(3) 221 d(3) LD Turnkey Rehab. 221 d(3) 221 (h) or d(3) Turnkey Turnkey 221 d(3) 221 d(3) Co-op Conv. Conv. Turnkey Conv. Turnkey 221 d(3) Co-op Turnkey or 221 d(3) Blvd. Dr. SE,Howard-Hallman-Saunders Elderly  Item No. Units No, New - Existing \did Not Materialize (Continued) DNM-4 260 DNM-5 200 DNM-6 364 DNM-7 280 ‘DNM-8 100 DNM-9 VFS DNM-10 360 DNM-11 500 DNM-12 352 Total 115022 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX (Continued) Designation Location Program Wm. L. Warnoker Proposal W. of S. Expressway; S. of AWPRR 221 d(3) | Charlie Taylor Proposal W. of Bolton Rd; S. of Sandy Cir. Conv. — Luther Fraser Property Adj. to CC Esates;off Boulder Pk. Dr.221 d(3) Ralpy Willis,J.R. Hall proposalCuster Ave. E. of Chosewood Pk. Turnkey Carlton Marlow Proposal W. of Jackson Pkwy;D.E. Glenrock Dr. 221 d(3) Trailer Park Site Bankhead Hwy. at Osburn Rd. Turnkey Golfview Apts. Cleveland Ave. Ext. 221 d(3) LD Part of Golfview Project At Cleveland Ave. Ext. Turnkey 221 d(3) Wm. A. Mitchell tract Between Collier Dr., NW & I-20  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 5, Folder 8, Document 39 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2a014d6d23eabe82c4e3bef3fe32e67a.pdf 4250e29fc53ff11afd7c553e9abeceb9 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. r. Legend : C 1 - :i4 Comp le t ed 2,031 units UC 1 - ;3 6 Unde r Construction 5,108 IP 1 - '2 4 In P l anning 7,151 BC 1 - 16 Being Considered 2,510 DNM 1 - 12 Did Not MaterBlize I tem No. C- 1 I " II HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIID1 INCOi'ill HOUSING IN ATLANTA " Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed I No. Units N~rw I Exist 151 Designation Location Program -No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Al l en Te mple#l N.side of Gordo h. 221 d (3) (Comp l, ~ted-previous Rd., E. of Harw, ell report) Rd. (Near Perim e ter) 222 t1 ' #2 t1 " ' Monthly PmtsJ Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co111P.1ent 100 51 62 79 Complete~ 151 Newly d e ve l o p e d - Complete and occupied (15 0 ..,. 1 Man~t get Apt,.) 142 80 68 80 Complete !:] 2 ~ Co mpl e t ed Nov . '67 . Ma n age men t - Williamso n & Co .' Legal McC r e d y J o hns ton Bu i:lder Bus h Con s t . Co. - (UC- 34: (208 581 See U( '-3 4 Tot al 7 13 20 380 - I I ,I: . Singl e Family Previous repor lt Various throug. il-Conv. & Ja n '6 8 ou t City. 221 . d (2) Feb ' 68 Mar '6 8 Apr ' 6 8 338 2 j ! . , - C-2 Ma y 1 5 , 1968 Pe r mits ... Inc l u de s 51 Prefab Nati o nal , unde r Homes h ous e s in Thoma sv ille : $15,000 ea U. R. Pr ojec t co n s tru c ted by , Nat io nal Home s Construct ion : Co r p . ( J oe Elliott - Pres.) i Now Total I '. . 1 ' ! i I' l '- 1 . r . I I I -- .. -.... .. - -··· -.... ,_.._ .-"I -- ~ - - - · ·- • .1... - ~ -- .. - . -......-.:.-......:t'".• -:·.. • . .. - �- -- - - - ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Page 2 . . .·.. ~-.'...~ HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE .An DATE May 1 5, 1968 Inventory of Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed No. Units New I Exist No. C-3(a: 12D 2D 14D Designation Location Duplexes Previous Report !Various ~hroughout City. Total Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Conv. Now Conv. Conv. 12A Apr.'68 ' 4A " 86 Total ' C-4 50 P,eyton Rd. ,C"bnv. B040 DeKalb Av. C~mv. p80 Ezzard St. Conv. Permit or Other Value Comment Permits un< er $12,000 ea (Complete ~$18,275 3-23-67) ..: 6A Mar'6 8 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available .ll93 Warfield · Av1~ Conv. Small Apt. Dev (b ~ 55A Previm~s Report 4A Jan'68 1872 Wycliff Rd. 5A Feb'68 1387 Lanier St. O~ne~ - E. S. Everett completei$35,000 (Comple te ,~$24 ,000 10-24-67 ~ (Comple~e,J$80,000 8-15-67) tompleted $60,000 Feb.' 68 tom~leted $12,000 Mar . '68 Owner - Vic toria Corp. Builder - Helms Inc. Small apartment dev e f opme nts ( l I D.L. Owner-A. J . Smith Builder - Mitchell Const. Co . Owner-Peyton Center , Inc. Builder-Scott Fre, Inc. Owner Ja mes Euba nlts. ."'. - D. L . 534 unit s completed under conventional fi~ncing (Lo~atjons shov in prervious Now Conv. re~ ort, I ._, '•; LCJw AND MEDIU}1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Item ·~ ·- -- -' I 'I r �Page 3 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma y 15, 1 9 68 An Inventory of • LOW' AND MEDIUM nrno:ME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item Jo. C:-5 (IP- 14 C-6 I No. Units N~w Exist - /. ,r, .. ~ ..... •,; 658 No. Bedrooms Designation LoQation Program 1 Tot ~l under le a se a g reement ,Lease • P. E .) Breakdown Mu r phy Apts. 15 1 494 Memo r ial Dr. 4 8 Vina ra St. 27 443 Do rgan Pl.SW 18 Ama nd a Ga rdens 119 (43 (reno ~ivated) 85 1 Park St . 19 378 7 Gordon Rd. 60 (Subu r ban Ct. ~pts) 1765 P ryor Rd. 352 (Betma r Apts.) 658 Total (352) Additional being negotiated (L1Villa Apts) 1113 9044 No v . &Dec. 1966 Throughout City Du r ing 19 6 7 (other than in Ja n.- Ap r . '68 U. R. Projects) 3826 1: , 983 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available Pe:nnit or Other Value Cormnent Lea ses nego t i at e d by H. A. Ca n ~ake p ossess i o n only a s units become v a can t . • . l I H. C. Enf. Uni t s rehabilitated thru th e Ho us ing Code Division. The pe d o no t pr o vide additio nal h o us ing, but do inc ~e a se th s upply o f s tand ar d h o u s ing These have been re pQtt·ed by Housing Code Divis i o n a s re paired ( rehabilita t e d) . How the s e figur es inc l ud e u nits f o und in compl i ance o n o rig ins pecti o n. It is est imate that 75% of this fi g u r e , o r 10, 4 87 substandar d units ha v e been brought into complianc e thr u actual rehabilit ati o n . ./ r .. 1 ' ) -- --- - - - ··- -·- ---~.. ..... ... __ .__........... - - - ·- ------ - ~-- "'!. . . . ~ _,___ _,J__....._ _.__. ... 143.215.248.55"--~~- ......... _ ... �Page 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMJll'..ITTEE -- . . I Item ~Jo. DATE May 15 , 1m 48 15 1 19 2 18 Inventory of LCY:t1 AND MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed No. Units New! Exist C-7 1968 Designation Location Nov .&De c. 196E West End U.R. During 196~ Projec t J a n- Apr 196E T otal Program Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rent als When No. Bedrooms 2 2 1 1 3 Available 3 Permit or Other Value Comment B,eha bili t ation comp l eted by Housing Au th o rity. Rehab. l<'ed. Assis t. ,. C- 8 30 Scattered Conv. Rehab. Now E n t -erp ri se Cor p . ', 13 0 P iedmo nt I ,. . i Av e., NE i s i n te r e s t e d in b uy ing di lapi d ate d low cos t ·s truc t u r es a n d r e habil ita ti n g t h e m Pr opor ietor, G~o rge ~ Hart , h a s r e hab e d 3 0 un i t s. , Now Own er H. M. Alf o rd & J. M. Se l l ers Bui ld e r D. L. ,\ . . C-9 2661 Be eler Dr . Conv. SW 28 i - I - ' I \ ' C- 10 32 1 93.0 F l a t Rd. , SE Shoal• ,Conv. Co npl e t e d Feb. '68 . $ 200 , 000 - Owner F. L. Al ber son Bui ld e r He l ms · I nc. - ' I C-11 96 1 9 9 1 De Lowe Dr. Conv. Cot1pl e t ed Feb.' 6 8 $ 52 8, 00 0 Ow ne r SW I - Naples Co. D. L . ! ' . i i ' ./ l r I - ·---- ----- ---·-- - .. -- - ··-~-. . ···-··---~. _____ .., _ _ .,_, •• _ - .J - \,~ ...... - - .. ~-~... .."~ --- ,/ .•- ~ �Pa ge 5 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An DATE Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM IN COME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. No. Units New! Exist DesiEmation C- 12 40 0 Location 200 Alden Ave. Proe:ram Conv. Monthly Pmts . Estimate No . Bedrooms or Rent als ·when Permit or 1 2 1 2 3 3 Available Other Value Co hplE t ed Feb. ' 68 $2,000,000 Owner i, i' Comment F . H. Kilg ore, Jr. - NW C- 13 6 '5E rn UC-3 ~ Lo nd on Towne Hous e s 32 42 Cushman Ci .. . 221 d SW Co-op kti - Buil der - Diamo nd & Kaye .. .l I Publi c Housi ng - 22 units comp l e te d Ma r • 22, 1968 C- 14 22 C6e e UC- 1S) McDan i el St. McDaniel St. , SW p •., H. P. H. . ~ Pa rk West Apts . NW cor. interse :: .22ld (3). Gordon & Bolton 1 L.D. R.d. UC -1#1 100 84 12 72 83 Sept. '68 Pe rm i t$'7000G , ~ l Cons truc ti o n s tarted Jun el. FHA Com. 6 . 3 A@ 1 5 .9 U/A. Lewis Ce nk er, $900,000 Legal. Owner - Park West Co Builder - Devel opers Servic e Co . Fir s t units oc cupie d in Nov i 93% compl e ted 3 - 1 - 68' . 2 26 " " " #2 (3751 Gordon Rd ~221 d(3) NW) L. D. 84 20 6 96 ( (I P-1) (52) 1 78 Total " " "#3 " 221 d (3) L. D. 72 83 Pe r . Oct. Pe rm i t $1er; Q. 99:2 Appl. filed with FHA 9-2 0 - 6 7 Cons tru c ti on started 2-1 4 -6 8 1967 . FHA Com. ' $247 , 9 0 0 . $496,000 3 Committed by FHA I ' I ' I • ~ • t ..... •• ~ ,I. . . . . ·~- - ......!tl'.l lt ,·..K"..- . -•-'•.L .. ~. �Page 6 '" .··'f HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, · 1968, An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA 1.! • I Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. UC -2 No. Units N1;3w I Exist 96 UC -3#1 30 Monthly Pmts, No. Bedrooms Designation Location PrograJrl 1 2 3 Col lege Plaza, Universit y Centi r 221 d(3) 96 Inc. D.R. Project 101.7 Westview Dr., SW !London Towne Houses 3242 Cushman CiJ .221 d(3) SW (Of f Boulder Co-op Park Dr.) (C-13) (6) ,. " (IP-2) (48) (68) 1200 7 Total " 8 61 . 122 63 69 84 Estimate vlhen Permit or Available Other Value Comment Spring '6~ Permit Cons truction s tarted 2 - 27-67. $792,930 Builder - Randen Const. Co. (3 bldgs.) Legal - Fis her 92% complet ed 3 - 25-68 P-un 1968 $486,500 to Ju1'69 FHA Com. . , 4 - . 'L. 48 or Rentals 1 2 3 " " ti " " " " 9* 4 - 1 09 * ~6 uni ts fPermitted ~ ay 1967 14 8 units [Permitted 01 lar ' 68 . Permit $216,000 FHA Com. $661 ,000 Permit $287,3_00 Com~itted by FHA;S - 14- 67 ' ( 4pha ses) 20 A. Sponsor FCH,I n c.(Same people who developed Eas twyc h Vi lla g e ) · 6 different montly pmt s. 1 ,2,3 , . 4 bed rooms, some wi th basements . Down ,payme nts $13 5. · I 6 model units comple t ed(3 - 2~- 6 & 4 Bedroom To~ ne Houses Builder - Diamond & Kaye FHA Com. $74 5,700 FHA Com. $923,000 r:-·-- �Page 7 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An DATE Inventory of Loril AND MEDD.JN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. UC-4 UC -5 UC-6 No. Units New Exist 108 140 568 Desi .ation Gartrell Ct. Parcel C-4 Parcel C-3B Parcel C-11 Perry Homes Extension Location Pro ram Monthly Pmtsl Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rentals When 1 2 3 ' 1 2 3 Available I Butler Street 221 d (3) U. R. Project L.D. 24 48 38-88 Younge St S.E. 8 Perry Hornes Ext P.~. South of Procto Cre.ek. 1730 Kerry Dr.Nf Public Housing McDaniel St.SW P.H. 650 85 85 78 46 16 4 5 r. r. Sept.' 68 98 28 Jan. ,: ., ... '69 Permit or Other Value 1,200,000 FHA Al Pennit $793,000 Comment Construction s tarted 8-22-67 Rental incl. all utilities SponsQrs - I. Saporta & Russell Owner - Gar trell Cour t A~sn. Builder . - Gartrell Cour t Assn. 1 69% complete 3-25-68. Oct. 1968,$2,238,900 Large units (3-5) Bedrooms) See summar y of Public Housi ng, attached, f or breakdown. Bids opened March 7, Permit issue d May 1967 - Builder - H. L. : Coble Constructio n Co. Co nstr. started Ma y 1, 1967. Compl. '. Planned by Nov.'68. 48% cornplet E 5-15-68 48 Av . Cost pring'6~ $14,500/u 02 all '68 Included in summary of Public Housing, attached. Constr. st arted Nov. 1, . 1966. final compl. now schedu led for Sept. 22. ( C_:-_l~) _.(82) . C~!!),P eted 5-15-68 r ~- • �... Page 8 II , '¥ ., HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, 1968 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. I No. Units . New I Erist DesiQ'Ilation I UC-7 42 48 l Sep'67 Oct'67 72 Nov'67 13 22 62 18 4 9 306 Dec'67 Jan'68 Feb'68 Mar ' 68 .kpr. '68 To tal Location Program Single Family Various t?rough- Conv. & out City. 221 d(2) No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment 8 months Permit s >:CPermi t ted after und er Single F amily houses p ermitt e ~ permit $15,000 ea. prior to Se pt. '67 (mo r e t h an 8 months) are ass umed to ha ve been completed and includ e d in Item C-2 .! ,, uc- sA .2D Small Apt .Bld. 1803 White Oak Duplexes Holl o w NE and small Apt. Developments 1521,27,33, 39 Longston Ave.SW NOTE: A-Apartment, D-Duplexes · 8D Conv. Spring'6t $17,480 Owner-Jefferson DeS h az a D. L i Conv. ! Spr ing '6 8 $52,000 Owner MINE Enter p rise D . L . ' . ! I I ' 2D ·, '".." ...._ r, ~ .. ,..• v .ti :}., 2D 4. - . 20 2D 18 1 -~t 0i ~ v~ i~l753 . Boulevard ,- rr, .· ·,~ Dr. SE Total 4 94 No rfolk St NW 4 9 Chestnut St NW 955 Tilden StNW Conv. Per.Jan 1968 - Under $12,000 Owner Fried a Creed Builder D. L . Owner- Wm. Sims. , D . L . Conv. Per. Aug. $1 4 ,900 1967 Per.Oct67 $ 8,000 Owner - Bernard Kaplan D. IJ . Conv. PerMar68 Owner - Janine Sta r c h D. L . Conv. . ( $13,413 - i \ l . I �HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE May 15, 1 9 6 8 An Invent ory of' LOW AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recentl y Comp1 e t e d in Deve 1 opmen t an d Propos e d ' Ite:n No. No. Unit s New I Exist Desirna tion Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 IV:on thly Prnts , Estimate or Rentals When 2 1 3 Available ! Permit or Other Value I Comment UC- SB 4 A. 884 . Ne a l St NW Conv. Spri n g '6 8 $16, 0 0 0 Owner - Marie Mo ore D. L. 12A 520 Park Ave.SE Conv • Sp ring '6 8 $ 66 ,000 Owner - Park llA 1152 Se DsAve. SW Conv. Sp ri n g ' 68 $4 7 , 300 Owner- Parzan & Assoc. D. L . 19A 1 6 6 Ande r son Ave i- Conv. Spr ing '68 $ 85,500 Ow n., er - Roy-Jo-Co. ; Builder R 0 ~ J o nes .• ' . 32A !2 075 Spr ink ~t NW Conv . ,\ \ 6l Ma y 1968 , Per Aug ' $ 180 , 000 I Ap t s. , Inc. D. L •· Owner - Dr. w. o. Stone Bu ild e r - Do n Fraser GA ~ 83 Holder ness S t ., SW _Conv. Mar 1 9 68 $ 2 4, 0 0 0 Pe r Au g ' fr Owne r - Ro y Jones D.L. 4A r208 5 Go rd on Rd. NW Conv . PerAu g '6 7 $2 0 ,000 Owne r - Dr. w. B . Shr o p s hir e Builder - J o hn w. LeC r a w, Jr • I 4A 11135 Se lls Av e .SW Co nv. Per Sep '6 7 $20 ,.ooo · $w ner - C . C . Th or nt o n, D.L . 29 A 21 75 Le n ox RdNE Conv. Per Sep ' 67 $2 03 ,000 Owner- Ka rl Dz iew ie ns'ki & Rubin P ic h uc ik 30A p 5 4 5 Ros well RdNE Conv. Per0c t'67 $150,000 Owner-Elyse 18A 31 5 1 S imps o nRdNW Conv . PerOct ' 67 $ 60,000 Owner- J ohn L . Atkins o n, D. 17A 1580 Dixie St . SE Conv. Per0c t'67 $ 68,000 Owner- Kenne th J o hns o n , DiL 7A 2 68 EighthSt.NE Conv . Per0ct'67 $32,000 Owner - J . Hugh Co mbs Builder - Be rnard Kaplan 4A 216 DoaneSt . SW C9nv. PerNov'67 $16,000 Owne r - Rev. W. J. Wynn Buil d e r -Same J j w. Pe r v is, D.L . I I ·· -- -. ·- _..._ .. -- - --·· �Page 10 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE An May 15, 1968 Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM INcmm HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. Units New I Exist ~Jo • Designation (C ·: mt . uC- 8B ,4A Pmts. INo. Bedrooms Monthly or Rent als Location 4 31 Holderness Program 1 2 3 1 2 3 Estimate When Available ,· ' Permit or Other Value Comment Conv. Per . Jan6E $18,000 Owner - C . C. Tho rnton, D . L. PerFeb'6 € $ 2 4 , 000 Owner - J. L . Smith;Bu i ld e r - s ame S t . , SW 4A 4 25 Holde rness ST., SW Conv . -~ 4A •. 395 Holder ness Conv. Per Feb'68 $ 1 6 , 000 2585 Be e lerDr. SW Cqnv . PerMar ' 68 $90 , 000 l·. S t ., SW 20A ~29 To ta l Owner - Albert Zeder, D . L . ·Owner- H. L . Alford&J . M . Sellers I D. L. .1 .l - -- --.----+--- --1-- - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - ---l--- - - - - - t - - + - --1-- -'..-- + - --t-- -t-- - - --t-- - - - - - + - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - : u,::;-9 76 1 14 5 Constiu t ion Conv. Jan.'68 , $400,000 Permitt e d i n November 1966 : Rd ., SE to Deve l o p e r - Polar Rock Dev. Cor p. Sep . ' 68 , u~-10 62 u:-11 30 Chamberlain Realty 1 4 0 Mt . Zion Rd., SE . Conv . 4 19 Chamberlain St . , SE 221 d (.3) L·. D. 30 90 I Spring '68 $ 310,000 Ow ne r - Day Realty Assn. , Inc. : D. U PerMar'68 · Pe rmi t $2 5 2,489 FHA Com. $ 306~400 Owner- Ch a mberlain Re a lty, Inc . : Builder- Frontier Con st. Co. Inc Legal- Fi~h~r & Phillips , .' ' ' ' I I I I ... . ~~·'--'-L--'--~~------·----·--·- --····---- -··-· ~ ,__,__,. ~ ....,_,,__.;J. �P a ge 11 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 1 5 , 19 68 1 An Inventory of • LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING JN ATLANTA Recent ly Completed, i n Development and Proposed Item ~ro . No. Unit s New ! Exist (Cont UC- 12 1:3 4 UC - 13 ,80 UC - 14 250 Designation Location Program Monthly Pmts . Est imate No. Bedrooms or Rent als When 2 I 3 2 1 1 Available 3 .. Permit or Other Value I; • Cornment I, 11 0 1 Collier Rd . Conv . NW Sum . ' 68 $804 ,000 PerMay'67 Owner - Ed win F . Ed wa r d , Jr . D. L. 1' . 1895 Plaz a La ne Conv . SW P~rJun'67 $600,000 Owne r - E . M. Ke appler 1 185 Coll i e r Rd. ::ori\r • NW PerJun'67 $1, 4 09,00 0 Owne r - W. T. T owl e s et . al . Build e r - W. T. T owles ., . ' ' ' . UC - 1 5 150 199~ DeLowe Dr . SW PerJul'67 $750,000 Conv. Owne r - Map les Co . D. L. I . I UJ- 16 11 Thomasville U. R . 221 d (2: Project 11 98FI A 96Vl . $12 ,600 pe ~. u . By builders other than $ 12 ,200 pe i.- . u •. National Hones Selling p r c e 'i I ( IP- 1: e> (24 UC-17 58 Per Au g ' 6 7 $22 5, 0 0 0 107.!: 0 119! 0 tl. 910 Bixby St.SE Conv. Owner - Thos. Reaves D. L. Be i ng c ons tructed for leasi ng · a s p .H. ____ I '. r 1 - .. ... . " . ., . ' . . - ...... -- .. . �Page 12 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DA.TE Ma·y 1 5 , 1968 Inventory of LOWAND :MEDIU1'1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An Item _,ro. No. Units New! Exist Desi£mation No. Bedrooms Loc;:ation Program 1 2 3 I Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When 2 1 3 Available ':· Permit or Other Value I Comment UC - 18 76 1051 Beauregard Ave., SE Conv. Per Aug' 6~ $380,000 Owner - Polar Rock Devel. Corp . Buil d er - Pi e dmont Engineer & Construction Co. UC-19 76 1935 Allison Ct. Conv. SW Per Aug' 6~ $423,630 Owne r -Crew, Pope & Car t er Con s i ., Co.', . D . L . ' !I I ,\ 914 Col lier Rd UC -2 0 192 Per Se pt 1967 Conv. NW $1,050,000 Owner-Jade East Corp . D.L. I - ' 2722 Gordon Rd UC - 21 130 PerSept 1967 Conv. NW Owner"".'Pey t on Place Apts. D. L. $828,000 ' . ' l'C - 22 108 2950 Springdale Rd., SW PerSept 1967 Conv. $ 800,000 . ' Owner-C PR Engineers & Dev. ico r D.L. ' UC-23 80 2390 PalmourDr. PerOct '6~ $440,000 Conv. NE Owner-Fagan, Burson & Douga'! D.L. -- ---- 1 I I .,:I .. ' r· . - -- -- - - -· ·-~ --- ~- ...• .. . •• , _ _ ................. _ ~ . , ~ - - • • ,~ . ..... -ll"C.....,_!:'~:a: ..... ...... -- . �Page 13 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An Inventory of LOW AND MEDiill1 INCOl-'ill HOUSING ~TE rn ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develo~ment and Proposed Item No. I No. Units New ! Exist Designation uC-2 4 92 (C ont . Location 109.0 Hol lywood Rd., 11W · Monthly Pmts. Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rent als When Permit or 1.....::.:..;;..=,,...=.::.=::,.;;..;:..:.=~---=-=-,-~;;:;===:===--+ Program 1 2 3 1 2 3 Available Other Value Com.rnent Conv. 1Per0ct'67 $393,000 Owner-Parzan & Ass oc. D. L . " UC -25 48 2113 Defore FerrvConv. Rd., NW Per0ct'6~ $300,000 Owner-B. S . Ive y Builder-B.L.I. Cons truc tion Co . ' uC-26 Wheat St.#2 Gardens 84 } 2 108 192  :3 II Total 3 Bulter St. U.R. 22_1 d (3) Project 48 180Jackson St.NW ~90 Irwin St NW I I U( ~-27 45 UC-28 64 ' .I: 108 u. - . Rent Sup]. 221 d(3) 6% int. -. '. I FHA Com. · PerNov'671 $916,600 98 Permi ~ · 1 $720,·975, . . ($1,350,100 145 , 1FHA Com. Permi t $~ ,037 . 408 79 36 108 FHA Rent Supplement t entat i v e l y! es tablished @ $ 960/yr. p e r unit. Reduced from 240 u n i ts. Had d.ifficul ty on tax s t r uctur e Legal - Lewis Ce nker Buil der. Ranger Const. Co. F i nance - Life o f Ga. # 2 - 15% comp l eted 3 - 25- ~ 3-12% completed 3 - 25- 68 t3379 StoneRd .SW Conv . PerDec'67 $225,000 Owner - Kimberly Corp. D. L . 11073 Hollywood Rd., NW PerDec'67 $288,000 Owner-Melvin Washa~ D.L. Conv. I ,I .I ~--- , ,I r ··~ I I ·- I -- --- , _ ' _.......,._...._ ....... ~·· ~ .. ·.~.~~- · ~ -'--'--- -·• �' - -~ --- P age 14 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- • Item ~Jo . No. Units New! Exist Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Designation U --2 9 400 DATE May 1 5, 1 9 68 An Inventory of LOW A..'N'D MEDim1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 2901 Campbellton Conv. Rd., SW Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value I Comment P erJan' 6f: $2,000,000 Owne r -Gree nbr ia r Vi llage Bui ld er-D.L. I u ,..,-3 0 92 2 4 00 Cai;npbellto n Conv. Rd.,, SW P~rFeb '6 f $552,000 Owner- Kerm i t Warr e n, D.L . .. ' -•\ UC - 31 72 50 Mt. ZionRd., SV, Conv. PerMa r '6f $ 350,000 Owne r - De wo y Zell e y E.al. D. L • . UC - 32 202 Hollywood Rd. 1580 Hollywood Project Rd., NW Turnkey . Per Ap r' 6f P e rmit $ 2,500, 0 00 HUD Com •. $3, ~ 67,53 8 . ' Owner - Cl ar idge To wners Inc o Builder - The Wh iting - Turner ;' Co nst. C o . FHA fea sible letter issued ' 11 - 1 - 67 ' Broke gr ound May 9,1968 i (Re d u c e d from orig inal I ·proposal of 250 units) · r . ·, 1 ' --- ·- . . - - - --- _,._ l.~ • ~~"'-J! •........,t&., ~"-1.J.~-:..:: . iI �Pa ge 15 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma Y 1 5, 1 9 6 8 An Inventory of ,. LOW AND }1EDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item Noo No . Units New Exis t t.C- 33 208 Designation Friends h i p Center Lo.cat ion Program No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthl y Pmts J Estimate or Rent als When 2 1 3 Available 99 .N .side Dr .SW 221 d (3) 3 4 Non- pro f t Per mit or Other Value PerApz:' 6f Permit $ 1,564 , 000 95 30 & !49 T ) Wne Ho\: ses Comment Owner - The Ce-6te x Corp o Bu ild er - Rog e rs Cors::t. Co. Sp o ns or - ~r i e nd s h i p Bapt . Ch Cl os ed - Mar . 2 8 Wo rk s t ar ted - ~ ffici a l groun d ! bre a k ing pendi n g .. Allen Temple3 3 1 75 Go rd o nRd SW 221 d ( 3 ) N,pn- pro f t UC- 3 4 208 V V 88.5 D99..5 ) IPe rmi t PerApr'6f$1,950,000 ' Owner - Allen Templ e De v . Inc. Buildei- De Sote ' Cons t . Co. Sp o nsor - Allen Templ e ianage me n t - Willis a mson Co. Le ga l - Mc Credy J ohns t o n ! 4 79 East PaceS<:': i. :. Co nv . Ferry Rd . NE UC -35 2 4 1 PerAp r ' 6E $ 2,200, 000 Ov;ner - Atl anta Area Preb yt e r Hom.e 9 I nc . i Bui lder- Ab e e Bui ld e r s l ' I UC - 36 54 3 136 Gordon Rd ., SW . Co n v. $270,000 Owner - D. L . Knox & Assoc. D . L . $496,000 3 FHA Com is s ue d ·! IP- 1 Park Wes t Apts NW Cor . interse c 2 21 d (3) 3 Gordon&Bo lt onRd BM IR 52 72 40 12 'I I 83 See UC-1 for un i t s under co ns t ( UC-1 (12 61 -~--·- 1 &#2 Und e r cc nst. l ' 1 I I r ., -- r • ...,.,......,, •• ~ J,\.~ ,.;i~ -~ n ~ ..~ ~ . . . , _ . , , . ~... --=--~. --- -~:,...;....- I . ~ J : l i ' ". ~ . ';'j ..- . ·- l �Page 1 6 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An Inventory DATE o±: ~ay 1 5, 1968 LOW AND MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item l No. Units New! Exist tfoo IP- 2 48 Desim1ation London Towne Houses 68 1116 .. " IT'o tal Location Off Boulder Park Dr. " Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Perinit or Other Value 221 d(3) Co-op Committed by FHA 8 - 1 4 - 67 (4phases) 20A. Sponsor - FCH I r. ( Same pe o ple who develop ed Eastwych Village) 6 differe n t mo nthly pmt s. 1,2,3,4, bedrooms some with basements. ' ti ~ee ~ I~ em UC-: >• ~ (C -1 3>°(6) · Co mp le1ed 4 Bedrooms Town Ho u ses incld. Builder - Diamon & Kaye See UC~3 f o r uni.ts under coIEt . · (UC - 3) ( 30)!under Const. (48) IP-3 fiO O (' " " Ce rex Atla nta Rockdale U.R. Cor p .(Rock dalE) Project Comment 221 d(3) 140 & 221 d(3) Co""."op a 3_0 ([ncl .16C T. H.) 1968 thrl $701, 000 1971 price f or r es. l and $ 3, 959 , ooo. Bid on land a warded Ma y 1 5 , t o DavidL. Rosen Cons t . to s tart in 10 da. f_ omclosi ng ; co nst . p h ase planned f or 4 yr so A p o rtion o f th is si t e (l 5 0uni t~ is t o be develop e d i n c o ll ab o r tion with t h e ·Uni o n · Bapt . Chore and FCH . Alloc ati o n o f 2 21 d(~ funds for ~ 00 units approved. 10 - 25 - 67 FHA Fe a sibili t y lette_r iss ued 12 -5- 6·7 (40 0 u . ) �Page 17 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -Item ~ro . j No. Units New I Exis t LOW AND MEDIUN I NCOME HOUSilJG Ill ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Designation .I I No. Bedrooms Locat ion (C ont. I P- 3 ) 100 DATE Ma y 1 5, 1968 An Inventory of' Roc kd a le B-2 Roc kdale 1 Program 2 3 Monthly Pmt s i Est imate or Rentals When 1 2 3 I Avail able Per mit or Other Value . . ... Ma n • Corp .I $1,1 51 , 1 00 Bei n g pr o c esse d b y FHA 2 - 28 - 68 Prelimi na ry Appl . t o FHA 1 2 - 1 9 - 67 100 Rockdale T OWil1 ?Roc kda le Houses # 3 600 To t a 1 C omm it t ed by FH \. .l 7 84 additi c nal p l a n ned 1:..,384 ttotal I P- 4 350 Publ ic Hous in ~ Thoma svi lle U . F • P.H. Pr ojec t Com.ment 414(] ncl 4 0 120 8 0 80 30 - 4 Br. 14 p T : ~ . ) FHA t o tal commitme nt to da t e ( Mr. Ralph ;J o hnso n 1 - ·2 - 68 ) 6 0 0 u . Late ' 6 8 Av . c ost $14,500/ u Fall 1.969 5 Br . see s umma ry of Pub lic Ho u si ng, atta c h e d for bre akd\':l\ n. Bid s let ' i n s p r ing 1968; o p e ned · 1a y 1 5. F our bid s r ec ei v ed: 1 . Lake - . ic Do nda $ 5 ,587,00 0 2. Th omps o n - St r e et $ 5 ,932,00 0 3. Algena - Bl a ir $ 6p 677,40 0 4 . Ba s i c Con s t.Co . $6 , 8 50 , 00 0 ' . I I ( I i ' ' ·----- I ... ' . �Pa g e 18 HOUSING RESOURCES COMY!ITTEE DATE May 15, 1 9 6 8 t' Inventory of LOW AND :MEDIUM I NCO:ME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An I Item No. Units New ! Exist l i'f o. I P-5 100 4- , l I Designation Program 2 162 IP- 6 220 Gilbert Rd. & Flynn Rd. SE Tu~nkey I P-7 500 Both sides Bank~e a d Hwy. Ne a r River at Maynard Rd. Turnkey - --· Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available '---------·--- -------- -- · 38 244 65 75 . • . J ., Permit or Other Value Comment ! Y '$ 1,000,000 18.6A. Ap pl . s ubmi t t e d to FHA Dec.28; De nsi ty 1 5U/A Sp ons or ! . Sap ort a . Pr o p osed rent FHA o rig ina ly reluctant t o approve b « cau se o if r o ugh ter ain and proxjmity to inclu d es uti lit i e s. Preliminar y Roc kdal e. Has subsequently expresse< · willingness tc re 1:::ons der. appl. sub mit t e d t o FHA 12 - 1 - 6 7. FHA ready for fe a sib i l i ty Additi~nal requested con ference Ether idge Pk.jOff Etheridge Dr221 d (3) NW Tl. No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Spring' 6~ HUD Com. Overall cos 1r$9, 998,868 Develcpers cost t o HA $9 , 356,094 I ncl. land 20A. si t e z o n e d f o r ap t s . consid ered fa vor ably b y H. A. P~ Promoter- Bil l Woodwa r d o f Adams - 9at e s. Bu i ld e r \'i hi tibg Turner . To be dev e l o pe d at d e ns i t y o f l l U . per A. Ap p r oved by HUD Ma y 5P 1968 Lt r . o f I n t e nt i s s ued b y HA Develop er ha s c los ed o n , p r o p e rty . Plan t o break gr o un ' in Ma y 1 96Z . Qevelop er & HUD in di s agr eement a s to c os t estimat e (5- 9 - 6 8) 35A. South o f Bankhead 10 . 5A n . o f Ba d ead; Zo ned M- l &M- 2 . Deve :· o p e r - J a c k J o n e s~ H. L . Cobel Cons ~ Co. , Gr e e nsbor o, N. C . Rezoning a p proved by Zo n . Com. D-5- 67 Option e x t. 1 -15. Al loc ation 0 1 5 00 unit s ma de b y HUD 1~ 15 . Hur requires cons t . t o s tart by I 3- 1 a n d 25% c omp l by 9 - 30. j Co ntract s i g ned 5 - i - 68 . 1 �l . Pa ge 19 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, 1968 An Inventory of LOW.AND MEDDJM IN COME HOUSING IN .ATLANTA Recently Comp~et ed, in Development and Proposed I No. Units I New! Exis t Item Jo. I .!?- 8 11. 52 . Designation Location Program Monthly Pmts. Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rentals When 2 1 1 2 3 3 .Available (MR ·1 Ebenezer Bapt Raw so n- Wa s hingt c n :~221 d (3 1 9 6 & Ef f • . Jan ' 6 9 iss ue d) Chu r c h U .R. _Pro jec t - No n- pr o fi 32 Between Cap i t ol All r e nta . 2 4 TO\I n H DUS e,, Homes & I -2 0 (3 ' kl , 5 BR) I .1 Per mit or Other Value $ 50,000 Offering pri ce f o r land I Comment I 7.6 A. FHA has given reserv atio n' for 1_52 units, 3 stones. Place o n market Feb . 5 Bi d s o pe ne d -l , 1967. 6 Bid s ysubmitted Awarded July 3 1 to Eb enez e r B . p Churc h. .f!,ppl . · f i l e a Vi it h FHA . Una c cep t ab l e. Pr oject dr a gg i . g May ,, I I P-9 20 I 1:. , . - . Thoma sville U. R. l22]. d ( 2 ) Pr o jec t Commit ted t o b t ilder by HA . (Other than Na 1 1 . Homes Const . Corp.) . I I P-1 0 150 100 N.H. Ashbur y Hills Ga_mmo n Theologi c a l Nu:5i ng Home Seminary s ite Hill Burt c n Ac t & 2 3 2 Elderly Sp onsor - Rev. J . F. Norw ood ,· - Director . Has $60,0 0 . 00 Approved by Zon. Com . Oc t . ·5 . , Approved by Bd . Ald . Oc t . 16 . Waiting f o r :Jh i l Bu r t o n a p proval. Hopes t o ra i s e $200,000 for reserve a nd pre ope ning expense. 202 . .\ ' ' , ' I .. r I I - . -- ~--· .. - - · --~- ·-- "'"'~. -·-~ -- . ~~.--··---~- .... ,~ -~ -- -- • ..... - .. . I �0 Page 20 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -tern o. I P-1 No. Units New I Exist 500 DATE Inventory o:f LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An Designation No. Bedrooms Location Fairburn Rd. Site West side of Fairburn ·N . of Holly Family Hosp. . . Program 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals ·when 1 2 3 Available 1 221 d (3) Co-op . , - l P-1! 24 17 Permit or Other Value , . o ay 15, 1 d 68 Comment 59A. site (Approx. 9A. res erved for El. Sc h. Sponsor Mark Palmour, Inc. (B i ll Gil more). FCH t o participate. Reduced from 600 units ori gi n a ly proposed, because o f comm i t ment t o the Schoql Dept. for a sc~ool site in the project . 1 To be dey eloped by Marvin I Warner of Ci nci nnati . ! I . Single Family Thomasville U.R. 221 d (2) Project ·,' 24 This is remainder o f Nat ioml! Homes prefab houes being bui lt on lo t s obtai ned from HoA. j 17 Bid let t o Cousi ns May 6 I i " " I I l ' .l '-· ! I I . l I I 1 I I , I I' - . I ~- -- I ,. I . -1 I . -- --- - - ~--~- ..-.. ~ ~ ....(........_~ ... ~ 'lllf!lllt'\'-W!"':r..-.:"T•. :..-. - ' . �Page 21 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE - DATE May 1 5, 1968 An Inventory of LOW' AND MEDIU}1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item .:Jo • I No. Units New I Exist I P- 13 362 ! Designation Location Progr am Central Meth~ Ea s t s ide o f 221 d (3) Ch. Project Fa irburn Rd. SW Nonpr o fi t N. of Sewell Rd. 196 558 Monthly Pmts J Estimate Noo Bedrooms or Rentals When 1 2 3 ' 1 2 I 3 Available Permit or Other Value . Comment 4 0A site. Rezoning fro M- land 1- 2 approved b y d. Ald. Jan 1 5 A- 1 & A- 2 . development planned. Promoter - C. C. Thornton Sponsor - Cent ral Me th . Churc h (Rev. A. s. Dickerson- Pastor Arc h. Heery & Heer y . ) FH~ readr to Co~m it (3 - 25- 68) Elderly Total ,, , IP- 14 p 52 ,_ LaVilla Apts. Under negotiation for lease as I P-1 5 48 N. s ide of Gor - Conv. , 3½A . Site. ! d on Rd., SW, .w . o~ Adams ville Dr. IP- 16 450 P . H. Sponsor - O .C. Thor nt on Fav orable rec. b y Plan. Oc t . 11 to Zan. Com Nov. Approved. Br o wnt own Rd . N. of Brownville~urnkey Site Rd. between Jac~son P'way & Bolton Rds., NW I I i 51A site Zon. M- 1. Whit i ng Turner ha s option. Approved by HA & HUD ; Planning Bd . recomme nded favorable action; Zon. Com denied unanimously Au g .10 ; Bd. o f Aid . denied Au g . 2 1.· ,, Plan.Dept. sponsored re - o p en- · ing the proposed rez o ning . Zon. Com. agreed Nov . 9 to permit project to be rein t rod ~ uced . Pla n Bd . favorable r ec o mmendation Nov . 15. Zan. Co m. re 1consid ered ·& defer ~ e~ to 7 - �Page 22 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE .An Inventory of' DATE fay 15, 19,6 8 LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item ~!o. No. Units New Exist DesiITTlation IP- 17 180 Bu t ler St. YMCA Project IP- 18 180 2-68-33-S P-1£ 364 Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 W. ·of Hollywood 221 d (3 Rd. NW, N. of nonprofi, Ma gnolia Cemete1y West s id e Turnkey J onesboro Rd .,SI · outh of Mc Williams , St. Bedford Pine UR P.H. Project 200 Reg. 164 Elder y Monthly Pmts. Estimate ' or Rentals When Permit or 1 2 3 Available Other Value Co:mment i 15 A Si te ' Sp onsor- Bu tler St. Y~CA Owner-J. A. , S. H. & W.P . Hudson Ar c hite c t - J ohn Cherry Legal - Hall 'are Fav o rabl erec. by Plan. Bd. Oct , 11 to Zon. Com. '.Nov. 16. Der e rred (Z-67- 200 - D) . Zon . Com. re considered Dec. 7 and deferred indefinitelyo Re considered by Zo n. Com. Feb. 22 and approve d by Bd . Ald. Mar . 4 . 1 5A (plus possibly 4 a d dit i o na_ acres) Zo ned 1- 1 Deve l ope rs Zimmerman- Evans & Leop o ld , Arc hitect -C h arles Eo Mcca r d Site h a s tent a tive app r o ved o f HA & HUD Re z oning Ap pl . filed Feb. 26'68 Pl an . Bd . made fav o rable recommendation Mar .13, t o Zon . Com. App rov d by Zo n. Com. May 9~ for 1 60 uni t s. I Preliminary plans submi tt e d to H. A--. - ·· J ' (Believed reduced to 3Q3 uni ts ·- ·- �HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -- An Page ·23 DA.TE Inventory of May 15, 1968 · LOW AND MEDIU1'f INCOME HOUSING IN ATLfu"l'TA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed )I ; Item t·b . IP -2 0 No. Units New I Exist 52 Designation 2-68-9-C Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value 3·750 Gor don Rd. Conv. NW , W. of Ad'ams- Comment Za n. Com. approved Nov. 15 rez oning 3/4 A.· fro m R- 3 t o · A- 1 t o g o with larger tract : of about 4A . already zoned : ville Dr. A- 1 O\vner - Mildred Kingloff and Lewis Cenker .-, .IP- 21 40 Ea st side o f CoQv. Brownlee Rd ., · SV N. o f Scott St. IP - 22 4 50 '(2 - 68 - 22 -C ) 4A . zon e d R-5 To Zon. Com. fa r 21 for rez o ning to A- 1 (Plan. Bd . fav o rable rec.) Fed . Honor Farm P . H. Turnkey Blvd., SE 1 McDo nough 150 600 Total 221 d (3) 1970 Part of Community Unit Plan l I o n 95A trac t . Announc ement \1 o f Fed. participation and al loc ati o n of 4 50 P. H. units mad e Dec. 12~ Site p lan bei ~g de veloped by Plan . Dept. & H~A. Bd. Ald. agreed to acce p t . and develo p e as . expansion o f:I T'ville U.R. pro jec t (5 - 6-6 ~) H.A. to call for proposals l 5-27-68. 'I I I -- -- -· l l ·: j ..- -. i· "( �• Pag e 2 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE ~ / • , .-/ . DATE May 1 5 , 196 8 Ar1 Inventory of I\/, LOWAND MEDIU1'1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed ri/ -"' I Item fo. I No . Units New Exist I P- 23 32 Designation Location Wes.t l ake Manor I Program 2 21 d Monthly Pmts .l Estimate No. Bedrooms I or Rentals When 1 2 1 2 3 3 Available 32 (3 102 Per mit or Ot her Value Comment .1 - 4 - 68 FHA Feasibi l it y le tt e r iss u ecV FHA Comm it . . . ed ( 3 - 25 - 6 8) $ 3 4 2 ,000 L . D. I P- 2 4 800 East Lake N. of Gle nw ood Golf Cours e # 2 Ave. (2 - 68 -30-S) Prop osed on 9 9A f or Com.• Un i t. Devel . zo ned R- 4 ; r e ques t s t o···rezone - to C- 1 , R- 6 , A- 1 & Tu rnke y ( 2 ) &(3 ) \ A- 2 , . ,, 75A p rop ose d f o r Housi n g ; density 10. 68U/ A Owner - Ja mes Ma y e e t. a l . Apl. - Ham ilto n Dougla s Promo t er - Jim· ·Go ldin , Atlant a J Deve l ol)er - Paul An dr e ws So u t he as te r n Devel. Corp . 1Tashvil le Arc h i t ects - Allen W. Ha ll Ha 11 & Ba u·gh e rg 1 D2 llas Consu ltant - J o hn Wi ers ma, Ford F ou ndat ion, Wa shi ng ton Fe d e ral I n t e rest -Ceci l L . i e ld Rep. - P ro gram . Ya r b or ough~ Of f ice r, Ad u lt Education ' U.S. Of f ice o f · Edu c ation, Region IV I - • . I . • I I !' -- ---· ,. I -- ··-- - -· -- - ·I -- -·---->Z·-- ________ , ~~-- ·-~-- .. --- ~ - j L . - _ _ _ _ ._ _ __ L.'l.. .. ~ ..-:u..- . "--""-"- · ·· .. . I �Page 25 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE - .An DATE May 15, 1968 Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item ~fo. B ,:;- 1 No . Units New ! Exist Designation ' 26. Location No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Program I Single . Family 1 ..Thomasville R. Projec t , Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available lots unci •)mmi ltted for di~ pos 11. 221 d (2 Permit or Other Value Comment Originally 157 unsold lots. 53 l o t s sold to Natl . Home s Cons t . Corp. 20 l o t s commit ted t o ano'- he r b u il der 19 lots c ommitted to Natl. Ho mes Corp. 39"·1ots sold to Natl . Home s Corp . and ·cou sins , ,; B C-2 100 Gun Club !Between Hollywoc d 221 d (3 Rd . & Gun Club Rd., NW ' 20A. Res. (Lo w Rent) 7½A. Com. ]?reposed FHA financing Pro mo t e r - Joe AndersonP Roy D. Wa rren. Re - zoni ng appro ved Jan 3. (T i ed i n wi th Item BC- 3 ) . i minar y applica ti on . present edPrel t o FHA for c onsid eration (11 - 21 - 67). Feasibil it y letter is s ued on 8 A ' by FHA ' ( Adq i t ional 1 0-:! expected la ter ) ' . ' B C-3 150 E . of Gun Cl ub 221 d (3) Rd ., s. of Alvin Dr., NW Sa me situta 'tion as BC -2 I ' Approx . 12A. (Tied in with Items BC-2) I Rezoned from R-5 to A- 1. Approve d 20 Ma·r . '67 Pr o mot er-Joe Anderson of Roy D. Wa rren Co. - -- �Page 26 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE An Inventory of 1 or,.7 AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSilJG IN ATLANTA .ay 15, 1968 Recently Complet ed, in Development and Proposed Item Jo. - BC - 4 I Noo Unit s New! Exist Desienation Lo<;:ation Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Rental s When 1 2 3 Available s. side oJ We s t- 221 d( 3 ) view Ave, SW i n Lim . Div. Wes t End U. R . _Pr ojec t This pr o1~e r try ha ::; e x eel 1 ent pot ~ntial fm develop ment undc r 2l21 d (3) . . RE pea t ed 1nquiries have been made by nte rest :ld dleve] ope " S f :)r releasE o f this s i te by i-he City~ 50 . ,, Permit or Other Value Comment J. M. Richarson of Johnson, Richardson & As s oc . wants t 0 purc ha se this City owned La nd ( mos tly z oned R-5 ) along s. side of Wes tvie w Dr. betwee n Dargan . Pl . and Holderness s t. iapproximately 3.4A) U. R. Policy Committee declined t 0 a c t o n . Proposed to hold : st atus quo for present. Purc hase of this site al so req ues ted rgpeatedly by Chas . A. Mue lle r . I BC- 5 36 Seminole Ct. Apts . Near N. High Turnkey land & N0 rth Av e Rehab . I 32 . 4* •:<Ef f icie nc y In fair condit ion. Owner wa n t s to sell. Listed by Ed L . Barnum Realty ' Co. I I I ! . . l 'i ' l - r '. I I -- - I - -- -· - M•- ___.,_,_~....... .. .....______,__._~_ -· · --·· .......... -· . .. · ~ --~..... -· �Page '2/ HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE .A:n DATE May 15 1 1968 Invent ory of LOW AND :MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develo?ment and Proposed No. Units Item >To• New BC - 6 80 Exist Desiimation Location lffaiwell Rd. at Oakcliff, . NW Program ,, 65 Ra ilroad Ave .NE Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When l 2 I 3 Available Permit or Other Value 221 d(3)jhis Apartment use for the ma jor pcrtion o f B '.:;-7 Noo Bedrooms 1 2 3 than I Comment 6½A. tract. Cenk er & Ki nglo ff Owners - Develo. ers , Densi -y 12.5U/A Zoned R- 5; Prev i ousl y approved by Zon. Com. 6 /23 /66/ Denied b y Bd. Ald. 7/8/66 o n o bjec tions from Q. V . Williamson a s inconsistent wi t h original Ada ms v ille pla n. Denied by Plan. Bd o Au g . 1 6 . Deferred by Zon. Com. Oc t . 1 9. ·Variance granted b y Bd. Ad j 221 (h) Approx. 6. 5 A ( inc l . sc h ool 's it e for abou t 2.5A) Pr o moter - : In vie w o f currentl y undetermined .fut1Ure of th~ s ltimi t ,:i.d a t ea, it appcears t h at er rac t ion o f Noyes Collinson, Americ an prefabs on exis ti ng J o t _s a nd construcition of a . small.l h Lgh [lr ise ap.~rtm,~nt dev elc pment on Friends Service Comm i t tee . .fbr~er County o -ned la n d in this area, is the most fe~sible S )lut i on at .his t i me. Ar c hi t ect - Henr y No rr is . I s no · interes ted in prefabs fo r this area, p e nding possible ultimat e acquisition by Ci ty for Rapid Transit. r �. ' ..,., Page 28' HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE 'l'l:a y 15, 1968 I nvent ory of LOW AND }fEDI1.J11 I NCO:tvIE HOUSING IN ATLA.WTA Recently Compl et ed, in Development and Proposed .An I Item j No. Units No. New Eris t .BC - 8 500 Desi gnation Location E . o f Jo ne s b o r o Rd. SE opp os ite I Pmt s . Estimate or Rent als W.nen 1 2 3 Available ·1Monthly Progr am Noo Bedrooms 1 2 3 Per mit or Other Value Tu rnke y 1 65A. tra ct zoned R- 4 . Prom o t e co ns i der e d Commun it y Unit p la . approa c h and gave it up as to o compli cated, inview o f multiple owners hip ; excelle nt loc ation. Proposed to HA f or Turnkey. HA is ' interes ted in only 50 a c r es. Promoters Bill Woodward & Bob Cousi ns Promoters willing t o com, it remaining 1 1 5 A at a reasona b l e pri ce t o a land bank, t h ru a nonpi:: ofit Housing Deve l opme n t Cor p . Site being considered no by Zimmerman , Evans & Leopo ld f o r development u nder Commu ni t Unit Plan. 'I Ma c a do n ia Rd. ,, ' , Cornment BC - 9 240 w. of Boulevard SE and s. of Pershing Dr. a dja c ent t o Wellsw ood Apts . Turnkey . 20A. tra ct z o ned A- 1 Owner - , Wells 4Appvd . by HUD for Turnkey. Own.er h a s not agr ee d to sell for t h is purpose (Boggs Aug . 9) • Promoter - Nicholas Berryman ,: Ada ms-Cates, Developer - J ame s P. Jones, Columb u s, Oh io Land cost too h"gh; Dev e lop er is attempS! i ng · long ter m lease for TK: is n ov; e x p l o r in g tax angle . Opi-nion o f Ci ty Atty. obt ained and provid ed r promoter and H.A. No furt h e r t information . .. -· . .. -· ,,. ... I ' - -- ---- --·· ... .. -· - ~- • -.;a\) r �,. Page 29; HOUSING RESOURCES COMMI TTEE DATE .1ay 15, 1968 An I nventory of L CYtl Al'IJD MEDim-1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Re cently Complet ed, in Development and Proposed I Item I Jo . No. Units New Exis t B C- 10 225 BC- 11 250 Designation Location Program !Mont hly Prnts. Estimate No . Bedroomsf or Rentals When 1 2 3 1 2 3 Available Pennit or Other Value Comment G~ . ~ e a ~he rs Dev~l o pment I nc. 221 d (3 1 Nonpr o fi .. Land a c q uired by Q . V. Will iamson after tur ndown by .UD for Turnkey d evelopment. Appl~ filed with FHA for all o tment. Now c o nsidering part of Hartr amph tra c t, S . of Oa k Dr .SE 221 d ( 3 D 2 5 A s ite now zoned f- 1. Promot e Robert Laxon . Owner - Lee Fore. Bu i lder - Vic t oria a s lia . Deve ~o per - FHA Inc. FHA thinks OK. Ward Ald. s trongly o pposed · to rezoning. Owner want s , propert y placed i n upac k- ge" rez o ning program for low- income h o using. Rec ommended to Plan. Dept. E . o f Empire Dr. C o- op BC- 12 16 W. side o f Gilbe rt Conv . l A tract; zoned A- 1. Co- o wners-I Rd . SE (a t Clay t on Keith Elmore & Wm . Merr i tt. Co. Line) Owners desire to retain owner - 1 Thes~ owners ha ve conta cted FHA whi ch is not int eres ed n 2 21 <J (3 development o n s h i p & operate . I such a s mall t r a c t . Most B&L 'ffi sn. a nd sever21 b ll nks in , he ;::! i t " h a, e also b e e n conta c ted ; ' All de c lined t o f i nance . ,, r I ··-- - ··· - -- - ·--- .....-- -·--· .. -~ - - -·--· . ____.. ..._ ~- _!.,!"',__.,, _ �Page 3 0 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -- .. tern ]Jo. B : - 13 No. Units New Exist . DATE May 1 5, An I nventory of 1968 LO'w AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING JN ATLANTA Re cently Completed, in Develoument and Proposed No. Bedrooms Designation 20 B C- 1 4 600 Location Program 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts i Esti.mate or H.ent als When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment W. side Qf Fa i r · b ur n Rd. SW neaJ Ba k e r s Fe r ry Rd Conv. Before Zo n. Com. Marc h 2 3 ; Held over a wai t ing s ubmission of !)la ns ( now submi tted) Promo t erDavid Berry . ' E . o f Kimber ly Turnke y Owrie r - Atty . Fine & o ... hers pr o p ose t o annex t o Ci ty. Petition wi l l have t o be s u b mi tted b y 1a y. P.H. wou ld be in Jul y. Annex. wo ld no ... ta k e pl a ce u n t il Jan. '69. in Fu lt o n Co. ( LL 2 9 FF) Rd . ,; . B C- 1 ~ 72 B C- lE 200 2-67-2 4 2-S LL 68,14th Dis t , F~Co . NW side O J Waters Rd., SE SW from Cor. o f Cleveland Ave . 16.3A off De Kall Turnkey(: ) Av e . NE be tw een DeKalb a nd McLe r d o n at Hampton Terr . and Southland Dr . 6.7A Zo ned R- 4 . Owner - Mrs. Viol a Ja c k s on . Appl . R. A: Young.Plan Bd . deferred Feb 1 4 , 1 968 . ' . 1105 120 140 ' Wm • Litc h field - Ada ms - Cates is now s ponsoring development b y b u il d e r f r om Kno xville. Zone d R-5 and R- 4. No reque s t to r ezo ne -.2-29- 68. Fi"led la te r- ,: ' . ,- I -· - I ~ ·- - ... �·-· Page 31 "' HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, 1968 An Inventory of LOW AND :MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. I No. Units New ! Exist DNM- 0 8,0 5 6 (L ost) Designation (Pr fP OSed projects Location Program !Monthly PmtsJ Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rentals When 2 1 2 1 3 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment locations, numb er of uni 1 s e ~ch :l nd :reas ons for not mat e1 ializing s h bw in pr evious r e ports) - DN' 1 -1 w. 1 50 side of Turnkey < r Jackson P'way NW 221 d (3, just south of Co-op Proctor Creek , l~.3 A. tra c t Zoning now R- 5 S p onsor - Owner - A.; L . Ro b e rt s p Ameri c an Companies. Defer e d b Plan Bd . Au g. 16. Defer _ed again Oct . 11 f o r study of plans . Sponsor cont a c ted a nd advi s ed o f ina d equacies of Pla t !ade app oi ntment t o come n to disc us s - revision. o·d Not .sho ~ Called De c. 5 to advise tha t he is still inte re st ed i n gett _ing t hi s tract zoned t o A- 1 Advised that prop ose d Land ·use Plan proposes th ·s sit e a s Open La nd . Plan . Dept. (J o h n Watson) a dvised Jan.' 11'68 'o f st atus o f t hi s tract and ma de recommendat ions for A- 1 Zo ning. Z- 67 - 1 44 - E Reco nsid e r e d b y , Pl an . Bd . 2 - 14 - 68; Denied (Insufficient int eres t by applicant ·in making c hange s .' in . Pr oposed development plan) Withdrawn by Appl . upon req to Zo n. Com ijar 7o I ~. . r ., I I .. - - · - -- - .. I -- -- - -- ,__ ___,__.., ~ r1s1 .....:.o.... ,..- --~-- · ~---~ . _ ........ ~ '.!~ - - , -- ~ ~ · ..,_....-:.,.1__ ..k:c.aAaoJ ~ ~t.~ ....:. - ~-·--- �... Pa ge 32 ' HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma y 15 f 1 968 Inventory of LOW AND :MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING JN ATLJ\NT.A Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An Item >Jo . No. Units New l Exist Desi ation Loc;:ation Pro ram No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 sJI DNlti-2 East side · of Turnkey r Jonesbor o Rd. 221 d (3 (Just north of Circumferent ial) DNivi-3 50 · DIDi -.4 2 60 ll'urner Monu- Block bounded b Housing mental Church Boulevard Dr. S for Elde ly Project Howard ST., Holl maq St., Saunders sf . ' S. of AWP RR W. of S. ' way 221 d (3 Nonprofi Monthly Pmts or Rent als 1 2 3 Estimat e When Available Permit or Other Value Com.rr..ent 15A tra c t Spon sor Owner h a s ( Co s t o f . Requ ires r ezoning b y iUD n o t agreed t o se l l l and proh i b itiv e . ) ? Appr o v e Turner . onume n ta l Ch re A~E Pa s t o r Re v . C. C . H ghes Des i I'.ES a c q u i ri ng p _ o pe _ t y near c hurc h f or cons truct ion of · 3 0 -50 u n i t s. Ne eds s e e d mo ne y. Rea l Es ta te agent Bob iat t hews who ia s · worki ng on pr o jec t ,d i e d ' s uddenly . 1 2 6 A. si t e prop os al by Wm L. Wa ro nke r, Wa rd Realt y Co . (9 - 1 1 - 67) . Zo ned R-6 (Com. U. ) , Interes ted in pr o moting nonpr o fit orgn . to d e v e l o p . Good · si te . I �.•. · .• Page 33 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 1 5, 1968 An Invent ory of LOW AND MEDIU}1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Re cently Compl eted, in Development and Proposed I It em 1 ~Joo DN - 5 No . Unit s !fow I Exist 200 Designation Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Est imat e or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available Perrnit or Other Value W. .-Of Bolt o n Rd. NW and S. · of Sa r d y Comment 18A. si te , zo _ed A- 1 Brick Veneer. Apt. zoning . Su itable access and br i dge cost i s problem . Pro, oter - Charl i e Taylor. Pro~erLy not tied dOW!:l 11/280 Tract subequent l y consid ered by other develope r s . No--.posi t ive develop , ents reported in 1967 • Cir. ., DNM- 6 364 Ad j. t o Count1 y Club Estates , Ad amsville, o j f Boulder Park Ir. Towne Ho1ses 22 1 d (: ) Plannjng De pt . r eluc tant to c ha t ge ~o n i ng . FHA co 1sidi~rs this i: r o jec t premature . Arc hitec t c onsid e r s th i s si .e e Kce lle n. fo · h o usi ng f o r e l der ly . 3 8A . i n County- Anne·ed Jan ol ' 6 , Zoned R- 3 . Prop osed com. un i t Plan with c lus t er type d e ve l op~ j me t . Pr omot er - Ha rr y Belfor Owner - Luther Fra s er. Plan. Dept. s u g gested possi b ili ty of R- 6 zoni n g and d e v elopcen undc Communit y Unit Pl an ( c a r ries s ame densi ty as a re a zoning ) . This pro jec t n e e d s pro fess i ona l developers in orde r t o succeed . Promoter ha s considered applyi n for A- 2 z oning under Commun ity Unit Plan. r , ! �Page 3 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE ray 1 5 , 1 968 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUN I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develo~ment and Proposed Item DN.'I - 7 I No. Units New I Exist 280 Desi ation Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Custer Ave. E . Turnkey o f Chosewo o d Pk . Planni ng Dpt. anticipates strong op os·tion t o tra ct f or o w-income housi g . DN. - 8 100 Monthly Prnts l Estimate or Rent als ·when 1 2 3 Available ev lop nent o f this W. o f Ja c kson 221 d (3 P 'w ay N. _of Pro t o ~ Cir. at dead end of C,lenrock Dr . Planning Dpt . cool to c ha ng ing DNM -9 175 ZoniL Bankhead Hwy . Trailer Park Turnkey site Bankhead Hwy . at Oz burn Rd . f om -5 0 '-1. Permit or Other Value Comment 2 4 A. Combined t r a c t . Bui l d e r - Ra l ph Wi llis & J o hn R . Hal l. No c h ang e i n devel o pme nts si nce previous re port o f l - 1_5- 6 8 P r omo t er - Carl t on a rlow; 10 . 7A~ P o rti on in floo d pla in, Re zoning appl . f iled 1a r. 23 ; h e ari ng s c hedu led for iay • . Sp o nsor - Buc k LeCra w. Ac t i on deferred i ndefi n i t e ly at r eques t o f ap pl ic a n t . S ite ~ppr o v a l r e ques t e d by ,HA. No t a c t e d on b y HAA , beca se o~ opp o s i t ion o f Inte rgroup Rel a tions Se c t ion o f HUD to t h is g e ne ral a rea • . ~-- ~ - -- - ·--· _, ... �. Page 35 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE · ' -ay 1 5, 1968 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item foo DNM - 10 No. Units New I Exist ' 98 262 360 Desi.r mation 1st ~ Golfview Apts s tag Location Cleveland Ave. Ext. Program 221 d (3 L.D. Noo Bedrooms 1 2 3 Nonthly PrntsJ. Estimate or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available I 70 Permit or Other Value 95 Remai der formerly rEeferred to as Co-op Total Exec utive Houi e Apts. Note: 36W total in first p or t ion (:.ppr ox. 80A) of ent lir e 130A. inclt ded in ·, R- b Com. Unit Plan appr oved c evelopme nt. j ~e considered by Zon. C< m. Feb . 22'68 o~posed s tr~ngly by Ald. LEftw i ch. No decis~on p:- ea c hed .M:cCook asked < @ . Brannon and ~ il\ Moore to tr y t o get i oge :- h er on the 1.: nd l:leal anld then come back . to the Commitl- e e. Pro,ect aba t1d on e d. _I Comment 69.9A. residential, mult - fa il y 16A. Co 1mercial. Promoter Robert Laxson, Shafe: Realty. Approved by city init"ally at density of 9.6 U/A u nder Com. Unit Plan . FHA gi ven assu anc e ' Ci ty p rop oses to ex tend Cl ~veland Ave . to s erve projec t a nd develop Golf Cours e. . Promoter wanted to inc ease densit y t o 12 U/A b ecause of loss of 9.6A to Sc hool Dept. Zoning hear i ng held July 6 to c hange, t o A- 1. ; Approved for 12 U/A & 75' set back. (10- 2767) Plans in HUD for review. Intended to go thru wi th . B IL. funds all ocated . FHA feasibility letter issued 8 - 22 - 67. Basis for rezoning not con , sistant with thE p;oposal wh ic ~ is ~trongly opposed bl Ward ·j Ald erman . Re cons i dered by Zon. Com. 2 - 8 - 67 ; no decision made. ~T.,,,"I r-·,:,._-: �r Pa ge 36 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma y 1 5 , 1 968 An I nventory of . LCY-il AND HEDIU}1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recent l y Comple te d, in Development and Proposed I I ·~em No. Units New I Exist Ne ). DNM - 11 5 00 t, I Desi Emation I Location Pro.e:ram Noa Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly PrntsJ Estimate or Rentals vr.nen 1 2 3 Avail able Permit or Other Value w. o f Jonesb o ro Turnke y Rd. SE at · Clevela nd Av e. Ex t . Comment Zone d A- 1 8 p onsor - Bi ll 111 oodward Thi s i s part o f l ar ger t r a c t ref e rr e d t o e ls e w e re i n t h is r e p o rt a s "Gol f view Apt s" (S e e DNM - 10) Owner - Bil Mo or e , aski n g fo-r City a ss i-s ta nee in o p e n i ng u p So uth Rive r to imp r o ve d r ainage (1 - 1 5 - 78) ,; DNM- 12 352 . Be t ween Col l ier 221 d( 3 ) Dr. & I - 20 ; East of I - 28 5 - Zone d R- 4 Owner.: wm . A. fi t c h e ll Appli c ant - Ham i l t o n Do ug l as; Re z on ing -den i ed by Zo n. Com Ma r. 21 and by Bd . Al d . Apr, .1 ' . I - ·--. I . __,..__, ________ . I ~ ___ _.._ ___ _ .t.-.~ ~ ~ ....: ....., ..;.:.__ ..., .. � 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 r. Legend : C 1 - :i4 Comp le t ed 2,031 units UC 1 - ;3 6 Unde r Construction 5,108 IP 1 - '2 4 In P l anning 7,151 BC 1 - 16 Being Considered 2,510 DNM 1 - 12 Did Not MaterBlize I tem No. C- 1 I " II HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIID1 INCOi'ill HOUSING IN ATLANTA " Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed I No. Units N~rw I Exist 151 Designation Location Program -No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Al l en Te mple#l N.side of Gordo h. 221 d (3) (Comp l, ~ted-previous Rd., E. of Harw, ell report) Rd. (Near Perim e ter) 222 t1 ' #2 t1 " ' Monthly PmtsJ Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co111P.1ent 100 51 62 79 Complete~ 151 Newly d e ve l o p e d - Complete and occupied (15 0 ..,. 1 Man~t get Apt,.) 142 80 68 80 Complete !:] 2 ~ Co mpl e t ed Nov . '67 . Ma n age men t - Williamso n & Co .' Legal McC r e d y J o hns ton Bu i:lder Bus h Con s t . Co. - (UC- 34: (208 581 See U( '-3 4 Tot al 7 13 20 380 - I I ,I: . Singl e Family Previous repor lt Various throug. il-Conv. & Ja n '6 8 ou t City. 221 . d (2) Feb ' 68 Mar '6 8 Apr ' 6 8 338 2 j ! . , - C-2 Ma y 1 5 , 1968 Pe r mits ... Inc l u de s 51 Prefab Nati o nal , unde r Homes h ous e s in Thoma sv ille : $15,000 ea U. R. Pr ojec t co n s tru c ted by , Nat io nal Home s Construct ion : Co r p . ( J oe Elliott - Pres.) i Now Total I '. . 1 ' ! i I' l '- 1 . r . I I I -- .. -.... .. - -··· -.... ,_.._ .-"I -- ~ - - - · ·- • .1... - ~ -- .. - . -......-.:.-......:t'".• -:·.. • . .. - �- -- - - - ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Page 2 . . .·.. ~-.'...~ HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE .An DATE May 1 5, 1968 Inventory of Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed No. Units New I Exist No. C-3(a: 12D 2D 14D Designation Location Duplexes Previous Report !Various ~hroughout City. Total Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Conv. Now Conv. Conv. 12A Apr.'68 ' 4A " 86 Total ' C-4 50 P,eyton Rd. ,C"bnv. B040 DeKalb Av. C~mv. p80 Ezzard St. Conv. Permit or Other Value Comment Permits un< er $12,000 ea (Complete ~$18,275 3-23-67) ..: 6A Mar'6 8 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available .ll93 Warfield · Av1~ Conv. Small Apt. Dev (b ~ 55A Previm~s Report 4A Jan'68 1872 Wycliff Rd. 5A Feb'68 1387 Lanier St. O~ne~ - E. S. Everett completei$35,000 (Comple te ,~$24 ,000 10-24-67 ~ (Comple~e,J$80,000 8-15-67) tompleted $60,000 Feb.' 68 tom~leted $12,000 Mar . '68 Owner - Vic toria Corp. Builder - Helms Inc. Small apartment dev e f opme nts ( l I D.L. Owner-A. J . Smith Builder - Mitchell Const. Co . Owner-Peyton Center , Inc. Builder-Scott Fre, Inc. Owner Ja mes Euba nlts. ."'. - D. L . 534 unit s completed under conventional fi~ncing (Lo~atjons shov in prervious Now Conv. re~ ort, I ._, '•; LCJw AND MEDIU}1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Item ·~ ·- -- -' I 'I r �Page 3 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma y 15, 1 9 68 An Inventory of • LOW' AND MEDIUM nrno:ME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item Jo. C:-5 (IP- 14 C-6 I No. Units N~w Exist - /. ,r, .. ~ ..... •,; 658 No. Bedrooms Designation LoQation Program 1 Tot ~l under le a se a g reement ,Lease • P. E .) Breakdown Mu r phy Apts. 15 1 494 Memo r ial Dr. 4 8 Vina ra St. 27 443 Do rgan Pl.SW 18 Ama nd a Ga rdens 119 (43 (reno ~ivated) 85 1 Park St . 19 378 7 Gordon Rd. 60 (Subu r ban Ct. ~pts) 1765 P ryor Rd. 352 (Betma r Apts.) 658 Total (352) Additional being negotiated (L1Villa Apts) 1113 9044 No v . &Dec. 1966 Throughout City Du r ing 19 6 7 (other than in Ja n.- Ap r . '68 U. R. Projects) 3826 1: , 983 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available Pe:nnit or Other Value Cormnent Lea ses nego t i at e d by H. A. Ca n ~ake p ossess i o n only a s units become v a can t . • . l I H. C. Enf. Uni t s rehabilitated thru th e Ho us ing Code Division. The pe d o no t pr o vide additio nal h o us ing, but do inc ~e a se th s upply o f s tand ar d h o u s ing These have been re pQtt·ed by Housing Code Divis i o n a s re paired ( rehabilita t e d) . How the s e figur es inc l ud e u nits f o und in compl i ance o n o rig ins pecti o n. It is est imate that 75% of this fi g u r e , o r 10, 4 87 substandar d units ha v e been brought into complianc e thr u actual rehabilit ati o n . ./ r .. 1 ' ) -- --- - - - ··- -·- ---~.. ..... ... __ .__........... - - - ·- ------ - ~-- "'!. . . . ~ _,___ _,J__....._ _.__. ... 143.215.248.55"--~~- ......... _ ... �Page 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMJll'..ITTEE -- . . I Item ~Jo. DATE May 15 , 1m 48 15 1 19 2 18 Inventory of LCY:t1 AND MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed No. Units New! Exist C-7 1968 Designation Location Nov .&De c. 196E West End U.R. During 196~ Projec t J a n- Apr 196E T otal Program Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rent als When No. Bedrooms 2 2 1 1 3 Available 3 Permit or Other Value Comment B,eha bili t ation comp l eted by Housing Au th o rity. Rehab. l<'ed. Assis t. ,. C- 8 30 Scattered Conv. Rehab. Now E n t -erp ri se Cor p . ', 13 0 P iedmo nt I ,. . i Av e., NE i s i n te r e s t e d in b uy ing di lapi d ate d low cos t ·s truc t u r es a n d r e habil ita ti n g t h e m Pr opor ietor, G~o rge ~ Hart , h a s r e hab e d 3 0 un i t s. , Now Own er H. M. Alf o rd & J. M. Se l l ers Bui ld e r D. L. ,\ . . C-9 2661 Be eler Dr . Conv. SW 28 i - I - ' I \ ' C- 10 32 1 93.0 F l a t Rd. , SE Shoal• ,Conv. Co npl e t e d Feb. '68 . $ 200 , 000 - Owner F. L. Al ber son Bui ld e r He l ms · I nc. - ' I C-11 96 1 9 9 1 De Lowe Dr. Conv. Cot1pl e t ed Feb.' 6 8 $ 52 8, 00 0 Ow ne r SW I - Naples Co. D. L . ! ' . i i ' ./ l r I - ·---- ----- ---·-- - .. -- - ··-~-. . ···-··---~. _____ .., _ _ .,_, •• _ - .J - \,~ ...... - - .. ~-~... .."~ --- ,/ .•- ~ �Pa ge 5 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An DATE Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM IN COME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. No. Units New! Exist DesiEmation C- 12 40 0 Location 200 Alden Ave. Proe:ram Conv. Monthly Pmts . Estimate No . Bedrooms or Rent als ·when Permit or 1 2 1 2 3 3 Available Other Value Co hplE t ed Feb. ' 68 $2,000,000 Owner i, i' Comment F . H. Kilg ore, Jr. - NW C- 13 6 '5E rn UC-3 ~ Lo nd on Towne Hous e s 32 42 Cushman Ci .. . 221 d SW Co-op kti - Buil der - Diamo nd & Kaye .. .l I Publi c Housi ng - 22 units comp l e te d Ma r • 22, 1968 C- 14 22 C6e e UC- 1S) McDan i el St. McDaniel St. , SW p •., H. P. H. . ~ Pa rk West Apts . NW cor. interse :: .22ld (3). Gordon & Bolton 1 L.D. R.d. UC -1#1 100 84 12 72 83 Sept. '68 Pe rm i t$'7000G , ~ l Cons truc ti o n s tarted Jun el. FHA Com. 6 . 3 A@ 1 5 .9 U/A. Lewis Ce nk er, $900,000 Legal. Owner - Park West Co Builder - Devel opers Servic e Co . Fir s t units oc cupie d in Nov i 93% compl e ted 3 - 1 - 68' . 2 26 " " " #2 (3751 Gordon Rd ~221 d(3) NW) L. D. 84 20 6 96 ( (I P-1) (52) 1 78 Total " " "#3 " 221 d (3) L. D. 72 83 Pe r . Oct. Pe rm i t $1er; Q. 99:2 Appl. filed with FHA 9-2 0 - 6 7 Cons tru c ti on started 2-1 4 -6 8 1967 . FHA Com. ' $247 , 9 0 0 . $496,000 3 Committed by FHA I ' I ' I • ~ • t ..... •• ~ ,I. . . . . ·~- - ......!tl'.l lt ,·..K"..- . -•-'•.L .. ~. �Page 6 '" .··'f HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, · 1968, An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA 1.! • I Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. UC -2 No. Units N1;3w I Exist 96 UC -3#1 30 Monthly Pmts, No. Bedrooms Designation Location PrograJrl 1 2 3 Col lege Plaza, Universit y Centi r 221 d(3) 96 Inc. D.R. Project 101.7 Westview Dr., SW !London Towne Houses 3242 Cushman CiJ .221 d(3) SW (Of f Boulder Co-op Park Dr.) (C-13) (6) ,. " (IP-2) (48) (68) 1200 7 Total " 8 61 . 122 63 69 84 Estimate vlhen Permit or Available Other Value Comment Spring '6~ Permit Cons truction s tarted 2 - 27-67. $792,930 Builder - Randen Const. Co. (3 bldgs.) Legal - Fis her 92% complet ed 3 - 25-68 P-un 1968 $486,500 to Ju1'69 FHA Com. . , 4 - . 'L. 48 or Rentals 1 2 3 " " ti " " " " 9* 4 - 1 09 * ~6 uni ts fPermitted ~ ay 1967 14 8 units [Permitted 01 lar ' 68 . Permit $216,000 FHA Com. $661 ,000 Permit $287,3_00 Com~itted by FHA;S - 14- 67 ' ( 4pha ses) 20 A. Sponsor FCH,I n c.(Same people who developed Eas twyc h Vi lla g e ) · 6 different montly pmt s. 1 ,2,3 , . 4 bed rooms, some wi th basements . Down ,payme nts $13 5. · I 6 model units comple t ed(3 - 2~- 6 & 4 Bedroom To~ ne Houses Builder - Diamond & Kaye FHA Com. $74 5,700 FHA Com. $923,000 r:-·-- �Page 7 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An DATE Inventory of Loril AND MEDD.JN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. UC-4 UC -5 UC-6 No. Units New Exist 108 140 568 Desi .ation Gartrell Ct. Parcel C-4 Parcel C-3B Parcel C-11 Perry Homes Extension Location Pro ram Monthly Pmtsl Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rentals When 1 2 3 ' 1 2 3 Available I Butler Street 221 d (3) U. R. Project L.D. 24 48 38-88 Younge St S.E. 8 Perry Hornes Ext P.~. South of Procto Cre.ek. 1730 Kerry Dr.Nf Public Housing McDaniel St.SW P.H. 650 85 85 78 46 16 4 5 r. r. Sept.' 68 98 28 Jan. ,: ., ... '69 Permit or Other Value 1,200,000 FHA Al Pennit $793,000 Comment Construction s tarted 8-22-67 Rental incl. all utilities SponsQrs - I. Saporta & Russell Owner - Gar trell Cour t A~sn. Builder . - Gartrell Cour t Assn. 1 69% complete 3-25-68. Oct. 1968,$2,238,900 Large units (3-5) Bedrooms) See summar y of Public Housi ng, attached, f or breakdown. Bids opened March 7, Permit issue d May 1967 - Builder - H. L. : Coble Constructio n Co. Co nstr. started Ma y 1, 1967. Compl. '. Planned by Nov.'68. 48% cornplet E 5-15-68 48 Av . Cost pring'6~ $14,500/u 02 all '68 Included in summary of Public Housing, attached. Constr. st arted Nov. 1, . 1966. final compl. now schedu led for Sept. 22. ( C_:-_l~) _.(82) . C~!!),P eted 5-15-68 r ~- • �... Page 8 II , '¥ ., HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, 1968 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. I No. Units . New I Erist DesiQ'Ilation I UC-7 42 48 l Sep'67 Oct'67 72 Nov'67 13 22 62 18 4 9 306 Dec'67 Jan'68 Feb'68 Mar ' 68 .kpr. '68 To tal Location Program Single Family Various t?rough- Conv. & out City. 221 d(2) No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment 8 months Permit s >:CPermi t ted after und er Single F amily houses p ermitt e ~ permit $15,000 ea. prior to Se pt. '67 (mo r e t h an 8 months) are ass umed to ha ve been completed and includ e d in Item C-2 .! ,, uc- sA .2D Small Apt .Bld. 1803 White Oak Duplexes Holl o w NE and small Apt. Developments 1521,27,33, 39 Longston Ave.SW NOTE: A-Apartment, D-Duplexes · 8D Conv. Spring'6t $17,480 Owner-Jefferson DeS h az a D. L i Conv. ! Spr ing '6 8 $52,000 Owner MINE Enter p rise D . L . ' . ! I I ' 2D ·, '".." ...._ r, ~ .. ,..• v .ti :}., 2D 4. - . 20 2D 18 1 -~t 0i ~ v~ i~l753 . Boulevard ,- rr, .· ·,~ Dr. SE Total 4 94 No rfolk St NW 4 9 Chestnut St NW 955 Tilden StNW Conv. Per.Jan 1968 - Under $12,000 Owner Fried a Creed Builder D. L . Owner- Wm. Sims. , D . L . Conv. Per. Aug. $1 4 ,900 1967 Per.Oct67 $ 8,000 Owner - Bernard Kaplan D. IJ . Conv. PerMar68 Owner - Janine Sta r c h D. L . Conv. . ( $13,413 - i \ l . I �HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE May 15, 1 9 6 8 An Invent ory of' LOW AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recentl y Comp1 e t e d in Deve 1 opmen t an d Propos e d ' Ite:n No. No. Unit s New I Exist Desirna tion Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 IV:on thly Prnts , Estimate or Rentals When 2 1 3 Available ! Permit or Other Value I Comment UC- SB 4 A. 884 . Ne a l St NW Conv. Spri n g '6 8 $16, 0 0 0 Owner - Marie Mo ore D. L. 12A 520 Park Ave.SE Conv • Sp ring '6 8 $ 66 ,000 Owner - Park llA 1152 Se DsAve. SW Conv. Sp ri n g ' 68 $4 7 , 300 Owner- Parzan & Assoc. D. L . 19A 1 6 6 Ande r son Ave i- Conv. Spr ing '68 $ 85,500 Ow n., er - Roy-Jo-Co. ; Builder R 0 ~ J o nes .• ' . 32A !2 075 Spr ink ~t NW Conv . ,\ \ 6l Ma y 1968 , Per Aug ' $ 180 , 000 I Ap t s. , Inc. D. L •· Owner - Dr. w. o. Stone Bu ild e r - Do n Fraser GA ~ 83 Holder ness S t ., SW _Conv. Mar 1 9 68 $ 2 4, 0 0 0 Pe r Au g ' fr Owne r - Ro y Jones D.L. 4A r208 5 Go rd on Rd. NW Conv . PerAu g '6 7 $2 0 ,000 Owne r - Dr. w. B . Shr o p s hir e Builder - J o hn w. LeC r a w, Jr • I 4A 11135 Se lls Av e .SW Co nv. Per Sep '6 7 $20 ,.ooo · $w ner - C . C . Th or nt o n, D.L . 29 A 21 75 Le n ox RdNE Conv. Per Sep ' 67 $2 03 ,000 Owner- Ka rl Dz iew ie ns'ki & Rubin P ic h uc ik 30A p 5 4 5 Ros well RdNE Conv. Per0c t'67 $150,000 Owner-Elyse 18A 31 5 1 S imps o nRdNW Conv . PerOct ' 67 $ 60,000 Owner- J ohn L . Atkins o n, D. 17A 1580 Dixie St . SE Conv. Per0c t'67 $ 68,000 Owner- Kenne th J o hns o n , DiL 7A 2 68 EighthSt.NE Conv . Per0ct'67 $32,000 Owner - J . Hugh Co mbs Builder - Be rnard Kaplan 4A 216 DoaneSt . SW C9nv. PerNov'67 $16,000 Owne r - Rev. W. J. Wynn Buil d e r -Same J j w. Pe r v is, D.L . I I ·· -- -. ·- _..._ .. -- - --·· �Page 10 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE An May 15, 1968 Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM INcmm HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. Units New I Exist ~Jo • Designation (C ·: mt . uC- 8B ,4A Pmts. INo. Bedrooms Monthly or Rent als Location 4 31 Holderness Program 1 2 3 1 2 3 Estimate When Available ,· ' Permit or Other Value Comment Conv. Per . Jan6E $18,000 Owner - C . C. Tho rnton, D . L. PerFeb'6 € $ 2 4 , 000 Owner - J. L . Smith;Bu i ld e r - s ame S t . , SW 4A 4 25 Holde rness ST., SW Conv . -~ 4A •. 395 Holder ness Conv. Per Feb'68 $ 1 6 , 000 2585 Be e lerDr. SW Cqnv . PerMar ' 68 $90 , 000 l·. S t ., SW 20A ~29 To ta l Owner - Albert Zeder, D . L . ·Owner- H. L . Alford&J . M . Sellers I D. L. .1 .l - -- --.----+--- --1-- - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - ---l--- - - - - - t - - + - --1-- -'..-- + - --t-- -t-- - - --t-- - - - - - + - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - : u,::;-9 76 1 14 5 Constiu t ion Conv. Jan.'68 , $400,000 Permitt e d i n November 1966 : Rd ., SE to Deve l o p e r - Polar Rock Dev. Cor p. Sep . ' 68 , u~-10 62 u:-11 30 Chamberlain Realty 1 4 0 Mt . Zion Rd., SE . Conv . 4 19 Chamberlain St . , SE 221 d (.3) L·. D. 30 90 I Spring '68 $ 310,000 Ow ne r - Day Realty Assn. , Inc. : D. U PerMar'68 · Pe rmi t $2 5 2,489 FHA Com. $ 306~400 Owner- Ch a mberlain Re a lty, Inc . : Builder- Frontier Con st. Co. Inc Legal- Fi~h~r & Phillips , .' ' ' ' I I I I ... . ~~·'--'-L--'--~~------·----·--·- --····---- -··-· ~ ,__,__,. ~ ....,_,,__.;J. �P a ge 11 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 1 5 , 19 68 1 An Inventory of • LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING JN ATLANTA Recent ly Completed, i n Development and Proposed Item ~ro . No. Unit s New ! Exist (Cont UC- 12 1:3 4 UC - 13 ,80 UC - 14 250 Designation Location Program Monthly Pmts . Est imate No. Bedrooms or Rent als When 2 I 3 2 1 1 Available 3 .. Permit or Other Value I; • Cornment I, 11 0 1 Collier Rd . Conv . NW Sum . ' 68 $804 ,000 PerMay'67 Owner - Ed win F . Ed wa r d , Jr . D. L. 1' . 1895 Plaz a La ne Conv . SW P~rJun'67 $600,000 Owne r - E . M. Ke appler 1 185 Coll i e r Rd. ::ori\r • NW PerJun'67 $1, 4 09,00 0 Owne r - W. T. T owl e s et . al . Build e r - W. T. T owles ., . ' ' ' . UC - 1 5 150 199~ DeLowe Dr . SW PerJul'67 $750,000 Conv. Owne r - Map les Co . D. L. I . I UJ- 16 11 Thomasville U. R . 221 d (2: Project 11 98FI A 96Vl . $12 ,600 pe ~. u . By builders other than $ 12 ,200 pe i.- . u •. National Hones Selling p r c e 'i I ( IP- 1: e> (24 UC-17 58 Per Au g ' 6 7 $22 5, 0 0 0 107.!: 0 119! 0 tl. 910 Bixby St.SE Conv. Owner - Thos. Reaves D. L. Be i ng c ons tructed for leasi ng · a s p .H. ____ I '. r 1 - .. ... . " . ., . ' . . - ...... -- .. . �Page 12 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DA.TE Ma·y 1 5 , 1968 Inventory of LOWAND :MEDIU1'1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An Item _,ro. No. Units New! Exist Desi£mation No. Bedrooms Loc;:ation Program 1 2 3 I Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When 2 1 3 Available ':· Permit or Other Value I Comment UC - 18 76 1051 Beauregard Ave., SE Conv. Per Aug' 6~ $380,000 Owner - Polar Rock Devel. Corp . Buil d er - Pi e dmont Engineer & Construction Co. UC-19 76 1935 Allison Ct. Conv. SW Per Aug' 6~ $423,630 Owne r -Crew, Pope & Car t er Con s i ., Co.', . D . L . ' !I I ,\ 914 Col lier Rd UC -2 0 192 Per Se pt 1967 Conv. NW $1,050,000 Owner-Jade East Corp . D.L. I - ' 2722 Gordon Rd UC - 21 130 PerSept 1967 Conv. NW Owner"".'Pey t on Place Apts. D. L. $828,000 ' . ' l'C - 22 108 2950 Springdale Rd., SW PerSept 1967 Conv. $ 800,000 . ' Owner-C PR Engineers & Dev. ico r D.L. ' UC-23 80 2390 PalmourDr. PerOct '6~ $440,000 Conv. NE Owner-Fagan, Burson & Douga'! D.L. -- ---- 1 I I .,:I .. ' r· . - -- -- - - -· ·-~ --- ~- ...• .. . •• , _ _ ................. _ ~ . , ~ - - • • ,~ . ..... -ll"C.....,_!:'~:a: ..... ...... -- . �Page 13 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An Inventory of LOW AND MEDiill1 INCOl-'ill HOUSING ~TE rn ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develo~ment and Proposed Item No. I No. Units New ! Exist Designation uC-2 4 92 (C ont . Location 109.0 Hol lywood Rd., 11W · Monthly Pmts. Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rent als When Permit or 1.....::.:..;;..=,,...=.::.=::,.;;..;:..:.=~---=-=-,-~;;:;===:===--+ Program 1 2 3 1 2 3 Available Other Value Com.rnent Conv. 1Per0ct'67 $393,000 Owner-Parzan & Ass oc. D. L . " UC -25 48 2113 Defore FerrvConv. Rd., NW Per0ct'6~ $300,000 Owner-B. S . Ive y Builder-B.L.I. Cons truc tion Co . ' uC-26 Wheat St.#2 Gardens 84 } 2 108 192  :3 II Total 3 Bulter St. U.R. 22_1 d (3) Project 48 180Jackson St.NW ~90 Irwin St NW I I U( ~-27 45 UC-28 64 ' .I: 108 u. - . Rent Sup]. 221 d(3) 6% int. -. '. I FHA Com. · PerNov'671 $916,600 98 Permi ~ · 1 $720,·975, . . ($1,350,100 145 , 1FHA Com. Permi t $~ ,037 . 408 79 36 108 FHA Rent Supplement t entat i v e l y! es tablished @ $ 960/yr. p e r unit. Reduced from 240 u n i ts. Had d.ifficul ty on tax s t r uctur e Legal - Lewis Ce nker Buil der. Ranger Const. Co. F i nance - Life o f Ga. # 2 - 15% comp l eted 3 - 25- ~ 3-12% completed 3 - 25- 68 t3379 StoneRd .SW Conv . PerDec'67 $225,000 Owner - Kimberly Corp. D. L . 11073 Hollywood Rd., NW PerDec'67 $288,000 Owner-Melvin Washa~ D.L. Conv. I ,I .I ~--- , ,I r ··~ I I ·- I -- --- , _ ' _.......,._...._ ....... ~·· ~ .. ·.~.~~- · ~ -'--'--- -·• �' - -~ --- P age 14 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- • Item ~Jo . No. Units New! Exist Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Designation U --2 9 400 DATE May 1 5, 1 9 68 An Inventory of LOW A..'N'D MEDim1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 2901 Campbellton Conv. Rd., SW Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value I Comment P erJan' 6f: $2,000,000 Owne r -Gree nbr ia r Vi llage Bui ld er-D.L. I u ,..,-3 0 92 2 4 00 Cai;npbellto n Conv. Rd.,, SW P~rFeb '6 f $552,000 Owner- Kerm i t Warr e n, D.L . .. ' -•\ UC - 31 72 50 Mt. ZionRd., SV, Conv. PerMa r '6f $ 350,000 Owne r - De wo y Zell e y E.al. D. L • . UC - 32 202 Hollywood Rd. 1580 Hollywood Project Rd., NW Turnkey . Per Ap r' 6f P e rmit $ 2,500, 0 00 HUD Com •. $3, ~ 67,53 8 . ' Owner - Cl ar idge To wners Inc o Builder - The Wh iting - Turner ;' Co nst. C o . FHA fea sible letter issued ' 11 - 1 - 67 ' Broke gr ound May 9,1968 i (Re d u c e d from orig inal I ·proposal of 250 units) · r . ·, 1 ' --- ·- . . - - - --- _,._ l.~ • ~~"'-J! •........,t&., ~"-1.J.~-:..:: . iI �Pa ge 15 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma Y 1 5, 1 9 6 8 An Inventory of ,. LOW AND }1EDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item Noo No . Units New Exis t t.C- 33 208 Designation Friends h i p Center Lo.cat ion Program No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthl y Pmts J Estimate or Rent als When 2 1 3 Available 99 .N .side Dr .SW 221 d (3) 3 4 Non- pro f t Per mit or Other Value PerApz:' 6f Permit $ 1,564 , 000 95 30 & !49 T ) Wne Ho\: ses Comment Owner - The Ce-6te x Corp o Bu ild er - Rog e rs Cors::t. Co. Sp o ns or - ~r i e nd s h i p Bapt . Ch Cl os ed - Mar . 2 8 Wo rk s t ar ted - ~ ffici a l groun d ! bre a k ing pendi n g .. Allen Temple3 3 1 75 Go rd o nRd SW 221 d ( 3 ) N,pn- pro f t UC- 3 4 208 V V 88.5 D99..5 ) IPe rmi t PerApr'6f$1,950,000 ' Owner - Allen Templ e De v . Inc. Buildei- De Sote ' Cons t . Co. Sp o nsor - Allen Templ e ianage me n t - Willis a mson Co. Le ga l - Mc Credy J ohns t o n ! 4 79 East PaceS<:': i. :. Co nv . Ferry Rd . NE UC -35 2 4 1 PerAp r ' 6E $ 2,200, 000 Ov;ner - Atl anta Area Preb yt e r Hom.e 9 I nc . i Bui lder- Ab e e Bui ld e r s l ' I UC - 36 54 3 136 Gordon Rd ., SW . Co n v. $270,000 Owner - D. L . Knox & Assoc. D . L . $496,000 3 FHA Com is s ue d ·! IP- 1 Park Wes t Apts NW Cor . interse c 2 21 d (3) 3 Gordon&Bo lt onRd BM IR 52 72 40 12 'I I 83 See UC-1 for un i t s under co ns t ( UC-1 (12 61 -~--·- 1 &#2 Und e r cc nst. l ' 1 I I r ., -- r • ...,.,......,, •• ~ J,\.~ ,.;i~ -~ n ~ ..~ ~ . . . , _ . , , . ~... --=--~. --- -~:,...;....- I . ~ J : l i ' ". ~ . ';'j ..- . ·- l �Page 1 6 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An Inventory DATE o±: ~ay 1 5, 1968 LOW AND MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item l No. Units New! Exist tfoo IP- 2 48 Desim1ation London Towne Houses 68 1116 .. " IT'o tal Location Off Boulder Park Dr. " Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Perinit or Other Value 221 d(3) Co-op Committed by FHA 8 - 1 4 - 67 (4phases) 20A. Sponsor - FCH I r. ( Same pe o ple who develop ed Eastwych Village) 6 differe n t mo nthly pmt s. 1,2,3,4, bedrooms some with basements. ' ti ~ee ~ I~ em UC-: >• ~ (C -1 3>°(6) · Co mp le1ed 4 Bedrooms Town Ho u ses incld. Builder - Diamon & Kaye See UC~3 f o r uni.ts under coIEt . · (UC - 3) ( 30)!under Const. (48) IP-3 fiO O (' " " Ce rex Atla nta Rockdale U.R. Cor p .(Rock dalE) Project Comment 221 d(3) 140 & 221 d(3) Co""."op a 3_0 ([ncl .16C T. H.) 1968 thrl $701, 000 1971 price f or r es. l and $ 3, 959 , ooo. Bid on land a warded Ma y 1 5 , t o DavidL. Rosen Cons t . to s tart in 10 da. f_ omclosi ng ; co nst . p h ase planned f or 4 yr so A p o rtion o f th is si t e (l 5 0uni t~ is t o be develop e d i n c o ll ab o r tion with t h e ·Uni o n · Bapt . Chore and FCH . Alloc ati o n o f 2 21 d(~ funds for ~ 00 units approved. 10 - 25 - 67 FHA Fe a sibili t y lette_r iss ued 12 -5- 6·7 (40 0 u . ) �Page 17 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -Item ~ro . j No. Units New I Exis t LOW AND MEDIUN I NCOME HOUSilJG Ill ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Designation .I I No. Bedrooms Locat ion (C ont. I P- 3 ) 100 DATE Ma y 1 5, 1968 An Inventory of' Roc kd a le B-2 Roc kdale 1 Program 2 3 Monthly Pmt s i Est imate or Rentals When 1 2 3 I Avail able Per mit or Other Value . . ... Ma n • Corp .I $1,1 51 , 1 00 Bei n g pr o c esse d b y FHA 2 - 28 - 68 Prelimi na ry Appl . t o FHA 1 2 - 1 9 - 67 100 Rockdale T OWil1 ?Roc kda le Houses # 3 600 To t a 1 C omm it t ed by FH \. .l 7 84 additi c nal p l a n ned 1:..,384 ttotal I P- 4 350 Publ ic Hous in ~ Thoma svi lle U . F • P.H. Pr ojec t Com.ment 414(] ncl 4 0 120 8 0 80 30 - 4 Br. 14 p T : ~ . ) FHA t o tal commitme nt to da t e ( Mr. Ralph ;J o hnso n 1 - ·2 - 68 ) 6 0 0 u . Late ' 6 8 Av . c ost $14,500/ u Fall 1.969 5 Br . see s umma ry of Pub lic Ho u si ng, atta c h e d for bre akd\':l\ n. Bid s let ' i n s p r ing 1968; o p e ned · 1a y 1 5. F our bid s r ec ei v ed: 1 . Lake - . ic Do nda $ 5 ,587,00 0 2. Th omps o n - St r e et $ 5 ,932,00 0 3. Algena - Bl a ir $ 6p 677,40 0 4 . Ba s i c Con s t.Co . $6 , 8 50 , 00 0 ' . I I ( I i ' ' ·----- I ... ' . �Pa g e 18 HOUSING RESOURCES COMY!ITTEE DATE May 15, 1 9 6 8 t' Inventory of LOW AND :MEDIUM I NCO:ME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An I Item No. Units New ! Exist l i'f o. I P-5 100 4- , l I Designation Program 2 162 IP- 6 220 Gilbert Rd. & Flynn Rd. SE Tu~nkey I P-7 500 Both sides Bank~e a d Hwy. Ne a r River at Maynard Rd. Turnkey - --· Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available '---------·--- -------- -- · 38 244 65 75 . • . J ., Permit or Other Value Comment ! Y '$ 1,000,000 18.6A. Ap pl . s ubmi t t e d to FHA Dec.28; De nsi ty 1 5U/A Sp ons or ! . Sap ort a . Pr o p osed rent FHA o rig ina ly reluctant t o approve b « cau se o if r o ugh ter ain and proxjmity to inclu d es uti lit i e s. Preliminar y Roc kdal e. Has subsequently expresse< · willingness tc re 1:::ons der. appl. sub mit t e d t o FHA 12 - 1 - 6 7. FHA ready for fe a sib i l i ty Additi~nal requested con ference Ether idge Pk.jOff Etheridge Dr221 d (3) NW Tl. No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Spring' 6~ HUD Com. Overall cos 1r$9, 998,868 Develcpers cost t o HA $9 , 356,094 I ncl. land 20A. si t e z o n e d f o r ap t s . consid ered fa vor ably b y H. A. P~ Promoter- Bil l Woodwa r d o f Adams - 9at e s. Bu i ld e r \'i hi tibg Turner . To be dev e l o pe d at d e ns i t y o f l l U . per A. Ap p r oved by HUD Ma y 5P 1968 Lt r . o f I n t e nt i s s ued b y HA Develop er ha s c los ed o n , p r o p e rty . Plan t o break gr o un ' in Ma y 1 96Z . Qevelop er & HUD in di s agr eement a s to c os t estimat e (5- 9 - 6 8) 35A. South o f Bankhead 10 . 5A n . o f Ba d ead; Zo ned M- l &M- 2 . Deve :· o p e r - J a c k J o n e s~ H. L . Cobel Cons ~ Co. , Gr e e nsbor o, N. C . Rezoning a p proved by Zo n . Com. D-5- 67 Option e x t. 1 -15. Al loc ation 0 1 5 00 unit s ma de b y HUD 1~ 15 . Hur requires cons t . t o s tart by I 3- 1 a n d 25% c omp l by 9 - 30. j Co ntract s i g ned 5 - i - 68 . 1 �l . Pa ge 19 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, 1968 An Inventory of LOW.AND MEDDJM IN COME HOUSING IN .ATLANTA Recently Comp~et ed, in Development and Proposed I No. Units I New! Exis t Item Jo. I .!?- 8 11. 52 . Designation Location Program Monthly Pmts. Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rentals When 2 1 1 2 3 3 .Available (MR ·1 Ebenezer Bapt Raw so n- Wa s hingt c n :~221 d (3 1 9 6 & Ef f • . Jan ' 6 9 iss ue d) Chu r c h U .R. _Pro jec t - No n- pr o fi 32 Between Cap i t ol All r e nta . 2 4 TO\I n H DUS e,, Homes & I -2 0 (3 ' kl , 5 BR) I .1 Per mit or Other Value $ 50,000 Offering pri ce f o r land I Comment I 7.6 A. FHA has given reserv atio n' for 1_52 units, 3 stones. Place o n market Feb . 5 Bi d s o pe ne d -l , 1967. 6 Bid s ysubmitted Awarded July 3 1 to Eb enez e r B . p Churc h. .f!,ppl . · f i l e a Vi it h FHA . Una c cep t ab l e. Pr oject dr a gg i . g May ,, I I P-9 20 I 1:. , . - . Thoma sville U. R. l22]. d ( 2 ) Pr o jec t Commit ted t o b t ilder by HA . (Other than Na 1 1 . Homes Const . Corp.) . I I P-1 0 150 100 N.H. Ashbur y Hills Ga_mmo n Theologi c a l Nu:5i ng Home Seminary s ite Hill Burt c n Ac t & 2 3 2 Elderly Sp onsor - Rev. J . F. Norw ood ,· - Director . Has $60,0 0 . 00 Approved by Zon. Com . Oc t . ·5 . , Approved by Bd . Ald . Oc t . 16 . Waiting f o r :Jh i l Bu r t o n a p proval. Hopes t o ra i s e $200,000 for reserve a nd pre ope ning expense. 202 . .\ ' ' , ' I .. r I I - . -- ~--· .. - - · --~- ·-- "'"'~. -·-~ -- . ~~.--··---~- .... ,~ -~ -- -- • ..... - .. . I �0 Page 20 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -tern o. I P-1 No. Units New I Exist 500 DATE Inventory o:f LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An Designation No. Bedrooms Location Fairburn Rd. Site West side of Fairburn ·N . of Holly Family Hosp. . . Program 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals ·when 1 2 3 Available 1 221 d (3) Co-op . , - l P-1! 24 17 Permit or Other Value , . o ay 15, 1 d 68 Comment 59A. site (Approx. 9A. res erved for El. Sc h. Sponsor Mark Palmour, Inc. (B i ll Gil more). FCH t o participate. Reduced from 600 units ori gi n a ly proposed, because o f comm i t ment t o the Schoql Dept. for a sc~ool site in the project . 1 To be dey eloped by Marvin I Warner of Ci nci nnati . ! I . Single Family Thomasville U.R. 221 d (2) Project ·,' 24 This is remainder o f Nat ioml! Homes prefab houes being bui lt on lo t s obtai ned from HoA. j 17 Bid let t o Cousi ns May 6 I i " " I I l ' .l '-· ! I I . l I I 1 I I , I I' - . I ~- -- I ,. I . -1 I . -- --- - - ~--~- ..-.. ~ ~ ....(........_~ ... ~ 'lllf!lllt'\'-W!"':r..-.:"T•. :..-. - ' . �Page 21 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE - DATE May 1 5, 1968 An Inventory of LOW' AND MEDIU}1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item .:Jo • I No. Units New I Exist I P- 13 362 ! Designation Location Progr am Central Meth~ Ea s t s ide o f 221 d (3) Ch. Project Fa irburn Rd. SW Nonpr o fi t N. of Sewell Rd. 196 558 Monthly Pmts J Estimate Noo Bedrooms or Rentals When 1 2 3 ' 1 2 I 3 Available Permit or Other Value . Comment 4 0A site. Rezoning fro M- land 1- 2 approved b y d. Ald. Jan 1 5 A- 1 & A- 2 . development planned. Promoter - C. C. Thornton Sponsor - Cent ral Me th . Churc h (Rev. A. s. Dickerson- Pastor Arc h. Heery & Heer y . ) FH~ readr to Co~m it (3 - 25- 68) Elderly Total ,, , IP- 14 p 52 ,_ LaVilla Apts. Under negotiation for lease as I P-1 5 48 N. s ide of Gor - Conv. , 3½A . Site. ! d on Rd., SW, .w . o~ Adams ville Dr. IP- 16 450 P . H. Sponsor - O .C. Thor nt on Fav orable rec. b y Plan. Oc t . 11 to Zan. Com Nov. Approved. Br o wnt own Rd . N. of Brownville~urnkey Site Rd. between Jac~son P'way & Bolton Rds., NW I I i 51A site Zon. M- 1. Whit i ng Turner ha s option. Approved by HA & HUD ; Planning Bd . recomme nded favorable action; Zon. Com denied unanimously Au g .10 ; Bd. o f Aid . denied Au g . 2 1.· ,, Plan.Dept. sponsored re - o p en- · ing the proposed rez o ning . Zon. Com. agreed Nov . 9 to permit project to be rein t rod ~ uced . Pla n Bd . favorable r ec o mmendation Nov . 15. Zan. Co m. re 1consid ered ·& defer ~ e~ to 7 - �Page 22 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE .An Inventory of' DATE fay 15, 19,6 8 LOW AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item ~!o. No. Units New Exist DesiITTlation IP- 17 180 Bu t ler St. YMCA Project IP- 18 180 2-68-33-S P-1£ 364 Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 W. ·of Hollywood 221 d (3 Rd. NW, N. of nonprofi, Ma gnolia Cemete1y West s id e Turnkey J onesboro Rd .,SI · outh of Mc Williams , St. Bedford Pine UR P.H. Project 200 Reg. 164 Elder y Monthly Pmts. Estimate ' or Rentals When Permit or 1 2 3 Available Other Value Co:mment i 15 A Si te ' Sp onsor- Bu tler St. Y~CA Owner-J. A. , S. H. & W.P . Hudson Ar c hite c t - J ohn Cherry Legal - Hall 'are Fav o rabl erec. by Plan. Bd. Oct , 11 to Zon. Com. '.Nov. 16. Der e rred (Z-67- 200 - D) . Zon . Com. re considered Dec. 7 and deferred indefinitelyo Re considered by Zo n. Com. Feb. 22 and approve d by Bd . Ald. Mar . 4 . 1 5A (plus possibly 4 a d dit i o na_ acres) Zo ned 1- 1 Deve l ope rs Zimmerman- Evans & Leop o ld , Arc hitect -C h arles Eo Mcca r d Site h a s tent a tive app r o ved o f HA & HUD Re z oning Ap pl . filed Feb. 26'68 Pl an . Bd . made fav o rable recommendation Mar .13, t o Zon . Com. App rov d by Zo n. Com. May 9~ for 1 60 uni t s. I Preliminary plans submi tt e d to H. A--. - ·· J ' (Believed reduced to 3Q3 uni ts ·- ·- �HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -- An Page ·23 DA.TE Inventory of May 15, 1968 · LOW AND MEDIU1'f INCOME HOUSING IN ATLfu"l'TA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed )I ; Item t·b . IP -2 0 No. Units New I Exist 52 Designation 2-68-9-C Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Rentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value 3·750 Gor don Rd. Conv. NW , W. of Ad'ams- Comment Za n. Com. approved Nov. 15 rez oning 3/4 A.· fro m R- 3 t o · A- 1 t o g o with larger tract : of about 4A . already zoned : ville Dr. A- 1 O\vner - Mildred Kingloff and Lewis Cenker .-, .IP- 21 40 Ea st side o f CoQv. Brownlee Rd ., · SV N. o f Scott St. IP - 22 4 50 '(2 - 68 - 22 -C ) 4A . zon e d R-5 To Zon. Com. fa r 21 for rez o ning to A- 1 (Plan. Bd . fav o rable rec.) Fed . Honor Farm P . H. Turnkey Blvd., SE 1 McDo nough 150 600 Total 221 d (3) 1970 Part of Community Unit Plan l I o n 95A trac t . Announc ement \1 o f Fed. participation and al loc ati o n of 4 50 P. H. units mad e Dec. 12~ Site p lan bei ~g de veloped by Plan . Dept. & H~A. Bd. Ald. agreed to acce p t . and develo p e as . expansion o f:I T'ville U.R. pro jec t (5 - 6-6 ~) H.A. to call for proposals l 5-27-68. 'I I I -- -- -· l l ·: j ..- -. i· "( �• Pag e 2 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE ~ / • , .-/ . DATE May 1 5 , 196 8 Ar1 Inventory of I\/, LOWAND MEDIU1'1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed ri/ -"' I Item fo. I No . Units New Exist I P- 23 32 Designation Location Wes.t l ake Manor I Program 2 21 d Monthly Pmts .l Estimate No. Bedrooms I or Rentals When 1 2 1 2 3 3 Available 32 (3 102 Per mit or Ot her Value Comment .1 - 4 - 68 FHA Feasibi l it y le tt e r iss u ecV FHA Comm it . . . ed ( 3 - 25 - 6 8) $ 3 4 2 ,000 L . D. I P- 2 4 800 East Lake N. of Gle nw ood Golf Cours e # 2 Ave. (2 - 68 -30-S) Prop osed on 9 9A f or Com.• Un i t. Devel . zo ned R- 4 ; r e ques t s t o···rezone - to C- 1 , R- 6 , A- 1 & Tu rnke y ( 2 ) &(3 ) \ A- 2 , . ,, 75A p rop ose d f o r Housi n g ; density 10. 68U/ A Owner - Ja mes Ma y e e t. a l . Apl. - Ham ilto n Dougla s Promo t er - Jim· ·Go ldin , Atlant a J Deve l ol)er - Paul An dr e ws So u t he as te r n Devel. Corp . 1Tashvil le Arc h i t ects - Allen W. Ha ll Ha 11 & Ba u·gh e rg 1 D2 llas Consu ltant - J o hn Wi ers ma, Ford F ou ndat ion, Wa shi ng ton Fe d e ral I n t e rest -Ceci l L . i e ld Rep. - P ro gram . Ya r b or ough~ Of f ice r, Ad u lt Education ' U.S. Of f ice o f · Edu c ation, Region IV I - • . I . • I I !' -- ---· ,. I -- ··-- - -· -- - ·I -- -·---->Z·-- ________ , ~~-- ·-~-- .. --- ~ - j L . - _ _ _ _ ._ _ __ L.'l.. .. ~ ..-:u..- . "--""-"- · ·· .. . I �Page 25 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE - .An DATE May 15, 1968 Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item ~fo. B ,:;- 1 No . Units New ! Exist Designation ' 26. Location No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Program I Single . Family 1 ..Thomasville R. Projec t , Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available lots unci •)mmi ltted for di~ pos 11. 221 d (2 Permit or Other Value Comment Originally 157 unsold lots. 53 l o t s sold to Natl . Home s Cons t . Corp. 20 l o t s commit ted t o ano'- he r b u il der 19 lots c ommitted to Natl. Ho mes Corp. 39"·1ots sold to Natl . Home s Corp . and ·cou sins , ,; B C-2 100 Gun Club !Between Hollywoc d 221 d (3 Rd . & Gun Club Rd., NW ' 20A. Res. (Lo w Rent) 7½A. Com. ]?reposed FHA financing Pro mo t e r - Joe AndersonP Roy D. Wa rren. Re - zoni ng appro ved Jan 3. (T i ed i n wi th Item BC- 3 ) . i minar y applica ti on . present edPrel t o FHA for c onsid eration (11 - 21 - 67). Feasibil it y letter is s ued on 8 A ' by FHA ' ( Adq i t ional 1 0-:! expected la ter ) ' . ' B C-3 150 E . of Gun Cl ub 221 d (3) Rd ., s. of Alvin Dr., NW Sa me situta 'tion as BC -2 I ' Approx . 12A. (Tied in with Items BC-2) I Rezoned from R-5 to A- 1. Approve d 20 Ma·r . '67 Pr o mot er-Joe Anderson of Roy D. Wa rren Co. - -- �Page 26 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE An Inventory of 1 or,.7 AND MEDIUM INCOME HOUSilJG IN ATLANTA .ay 15, 1968 Recently Complet ed, in Development and Proposed Item Jo. - BC - 4 I Noo Unit s New! Exist Desienation Lo<;:ation Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Rental s When 1 2 3 Available s. side oJ We s t- 221 d( 3 ) view Ave, SW i n Lim . Div. Wes t End U. R . _Pr ojec t This pr o1~e r try ha ::; e x eel 1 ent pot ~ntial fm develop ment undc r 2l21 d (3) . . RE pea t ed 1nquiries have been made by nte rest :ld dleve] ope " S f :)r releasE o f this s i te by i-he City~ 50 . ,, Permit or Other Value Comment J. M. Richarson of Johnson, Richardson & As s oc . wants t 0 purc ha se this City owned La nd ( mos tly z oned R-5 ) along s. side of Wes tvie w Dr. betwee n Dargan . Pl . and Holderness s t. iapproximately 3.4A) U. R. Policy Committee declined t 0 a c t o n . Proposed to hold : st atus quo for present. Purc hase of this site al so req ues ted rgpeatedly by Chas . A. Mue lle r . I BC- 5 36 Seminole Ct. Apts . Near N. High Turnkey land & N0 rth Av e Rehab . I 32 . 4* •:<Ef f icie nc y In fair condit ion. Owner wa n t s to sell. Listed by Ed L . Barnum Realty ' Co. I I I ! . . l 'i ' l - r '. I I -- - I - -- -· - M•- ___.,_,_~....... .. .....______,__._~_ -· · --·· .......... -· . .. · ~ --~..... -· �Page '2/ HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE .A:n DATE May 15 1 1968 Invent ory of LOW AND :MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develo?ment and Proposed No. Units Item >To• New BC - 6 80 Exist Desiimation Location lffaiwell Rd. at Oakcliff, . NW Program ,, 65 Ra ilroad Ave .NE Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Rentals When l 2 I 3 Available Permit or Other Value 221 d(3)jhis Apartment use for the ma jor pcrtion o f B '.:;-7 Noo Bedrooms 1 2 3 than I Comment 6½A. tract. Cenk er & Ki nglo ff Owners - Develo. ers , Densi -y 12.5U/A Zoned R- 5; Prev i ousl y approved by Zon. Com. 6 /23 /66/ Denied b y Bd. Ald. 7/8/66 o n o bjec tions from Q. V . Williamson a s inconsistent wi t h original Ada ms v ille pla n. Denied by Plan. Bd o Au g . 1 6 . Deferred by Zon. Com. Oc t . 1 9. ·Variance granted b y Bd. Ad j 221 (h) Approx. 6. 5 A ( inc l . sc h ool 's it e for abou t 2.5A) Pr o moter - : In vie w o f currentl y undetermined .fut1Ure of th~ s ltimi t ,:i.d a t ea, it appcears t h at er rac t ion o f Noyes Collinson, Americ an prefabs on exis ti ng J o t _s a nd construcition of a . small.l h Lgh [lr ise ap.~rtm,~nt dev elc pment on Friends Service Comm i t tee . .fbr~er County o -ned la n d in this area, is the most fe~sible S )lut i on at .his t i me. Ar c hi t ect - Henr y No rr is . I s no · interes ted in prefabs fo r this area, p e nding possible ultimat e acquisition by Ci ty for Rapid Transit. r �. ' ..,., Page 28' HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE 'l'l:a y 15, 1968 I nvent ory of LOW AND }fEDI1.J11 I NCO:tvIE HOUSING IN ATLA.WTA Recently Compl et ed, in Development and Proposed .An I Item j No. Units No. New Eris t .BC - 8 500 Desi gnation Location E . o f Jo ne s b o r o Rd. SE opp os ite I Pmt s . Estimate or Rent als W.nen 1 2 3 Available ·1Monthly Progr am Noo Bedrooms 1 2 3 Per mit or Other Value Tu rnke y 1 65A. tra ct zoned R- 4 . Prom o t e co ns i der e d Commun it y Unit p la . approa c h and gave it up as to o compli cated, inview o f multiple owners hip ; excelle nt loc ation. Proposed to HA f or Turnkey. HA is ' interes ted in only 50 a c r es. Promoters Bill Woodward & Bob Cousi ns Promoters willing t o com, it remaining 1 1 5 A at a reasona b l e pri ce t o a land bank, t h ru a nonpi:: ofit Housing Deve l opme n t Cor p . Site being considered no by Zimmerman , Evans & Leopo ld f o r development u nder Commu ni t Unit Plan. 'I Ma c a do n ia Rd. ,, ' , Cornment BC - 9 240 w. of Boulevard SE and s. of Pershing Dr. a dja c ent t o Wellsw ood Apts . Turnkey . 20A. tra ct z o ned A- 1 Owner - , Wells 4Appvd . by HUD for Turnkey. Own.er h a s not agr ee d to sell for t h is purpose (Boggs Aug . 9) • Promoter - Nicholas Berryman ,: Ada ms-Cates, Developer - J ame s P. Jones, Columb u s, Oh io Land cost too h"gh; Dev e lop er is attempS! i ng · long ter m lease for TK: is n ov; e x p l o r in g tax angle . Opi-nion o f Ci ty Atty. obt ained and provid ed r promoter and H.A. No furt h e r t information . .. -· . .. -· ,,. ... I ' - -- ---- --·· ... .. -· - ~- • -.;a\) r �,. Page 29; HOUSING RESOURCES COMMI TTEE DATE .1ay 15, 1968 An I nventory of L CYtl Al'IJD MEDim-1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Re cently Complet ed, in Development and Proposed I Item I Jo . No. Units New Exis t B C- 10 225 BC- 11 250 Designation Location Program !Mont hly Prnts. Estimate No . Bedroomsf or Rentals When 1 2 3 1 2 3 Available Pennit or Other Value Comment G~ . ~ e a ~he rs Dev~l o pment I nc. 221 d (3 1 Nonpr o fi .. Land a c q uired by Q . V. Will iamson after tur ndown by .UD for Turnkey d evelopment. Appl~ filed with FHA for all o tment. Now c o nsidering part of Hartr amph tra c t, S . of Oa k Dr .SE 221 d ( 3 D 2 5 A s ite now zoned f- 1. Promot e Robert Laxon . Owner - Lee Fore. Bu i lder - Vic t oria a s lia . Deve ~o per - FHA Inc. FHA thinks OK. Ward Ald. s trongly o pposed · to rezoning. Owner want s , propert y placed i n upac k- ge" rez o ning program for low- income h o using. Rec ommended to Plan. Dept. E . o f Empire Dr. C o- op BC- 12 16 W. side o f Gilbe rt Conv . l A tract; zoned A- 1. Co- o wners-I Rd . SE (a t Clay t on Keith Elmore & Wm . Merr i tt. Co. Line) Owners desire to retain owner - 1 Thes~ owners ha ve conta cted FHA whi ch is not int eres ed n 2 21 <J (3 development o n s h i p & operate . I such a s mall t r a c t . Most B&L 'ffi sn. a nd sever21 b ll nks in , he ;::! i t " h a, e also b e e n conta c ted ; ' All de c lined t o f i nance . ,, r I ··-- - ··· - -- - ·--- .....-- -·--· .. -~ - - -·--· . ____.. ..._ ~- _!.,!"',__.,, _ �Page 3 0 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -- .. tern ]Jo. B : - 13 No. Units New Exist . DATE May 1 5, An I nventory of 1968 LO'w AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING JN ATLANTA Re cently Completed, in Develoument and Proposed No. Bedrooms Designation 20 B C- 1 4 600 Location Program 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts i Esti.mate or H.ent als When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment W. side Qf Fa i r · b ur n Rd. SW neaJ Ba k e r s Fe r ry Rd Conv. Before Zo n. Com. Marc h 2 3 ; Held over a wai t ing s ubmission of !)la ns ( now submi tted) Promo t erDavid Berry . ' E . o f Kimber ly Turnke y Owrie r - Atty . Fine & o ... hers pr o p ose t o annex t o Ci ty. Petition wi l l have t o be s u b mi tted b y 1a y. P.H. wou ld be in Jul y. Annex. wo ld no ... ta k e pl a ce u n t il Jan. '69. in Fu lt o n Co. ( LL 2 9 FF) Rd . ,; . B C- 1 ~ 72 B C- lE 200 2-67-2 4 2-S LL 68,14th Dis t , F~Co . NW side O J Waters Rd., SE SW from Cor. o f Cleveland Ave . 16.3A off De Kall Turnkey(: ) Av e . NE be tw een DeKalb a nd McLe r d o n at Hampton Terr . and Southland Dr . 6.7A Zo ned R- 4 . Owner - Mrs. Viol a Ja c k s on . Appl . R. A: Young.Plan Bd . deferred Feb 1 4 , 1 968 . ' . 1105 120 140 ' Wm • Litc h field - Ada ms - Cates is now s ponsoring development b y b u il d e r f r om Kno xville. Zone d R-5 and R- 4. No reque s t to r ezo ne -.2-29- 68. Fi"led la te r- ,: ' . ,- I -· - I ~ ·- - ... �·-· Page 31 "' HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 15, 1968 An Inventory of LOW AND :MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item No. I No. Units New ! Exist DNM- 0 8,0 5 6 (L ost) Designation (Pr fP OSed projects Location Program !Monthly PmtsJ Estimate No. Bedrooms or Rentals When 2 1 2 1 3 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment locations, numb er of uni 1 s e ~ch :l nd :reas ons for not mat e1 ializing s h bw in pr evious r e ports) - DN' 1 -1 w. 1 50 side of Turnkey < r Jackson P'way NW 221 d (3, just south of Co-op Proctor Creek , l~.3 A. tra c t Zoning now R- 5 S p onsor - Owner - A.; L . Ro b e rt s p Ameri c an Companies. Defer e d b Plan Bd . Au g. 16. Defer _ed again Oct . 11 f o r study of plans . Sponsor cont a c ted a nd advi s ed o f ina d equacies of Pla t !ade app oi ntment t o come n to disc us s - revision. o·d Not .sho ~ Called De c. 5 to advise tha t he is still inte re st ed i n gett _ing t hi s tract zoned t o A- 1 Advised that prop ose d Land ·use Plan proposes th ·s sit e a s Open La nd . Plan . Dept. (J o h n Watson) a dvised Jan.' 11'68 'o f st atus o f t hi s tract and ma de recommendat ions for A- 1 Zo ning. Z- 67 - 1 44 - E Reco nsid e r e d b y , Pl an . Bd . 2 - 14 - 68; Denied (Insufficient int eres t by applicant ·in making c hange s .' in . Pr oposed development plan) Withdrawn by Appl . upon req to Zo n. Com ijar 7o I ~. . r ., I I .. - - · - -- - .. I -- -- - -- ,__ ___,__.., ~ r1s1 .....:.o.... ,..- --~-- · ~---~ . _ ........ ~ '.!~ - - , -- ~ ~ · ..,_....-:.,.1__ ..k:c.aAaoJ ~ ~t.~ ....:. - ~-·--- �... Pa ge 32 ' HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma y 15 f 1 968 Inventory of LOW AND :MEDIUN INCOME HOUSING JN ATLJ\NT.A Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed An Item >Jo . No. Units New l Exist Desi ation Loc;:ation Pro ram No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 sJI DNlti-2 East side · of Turnkey r Jonesbor o Rd. 221 d (3 (Just north of Circumferent ial) DNivi-3 50 · DIDi -.4 2 60 ll'urner Monu- Block bounded b Housing mental Church Boulevard Dr. S for Elde ly Project Howard ST., Holl maq St., Saunders sf . ' S. of AWP RR W. of S. ' way 221 d (3 Nonprofi Monthly Pmts or Rent als 1 2 3 Estimat e When Available Permit or Other Value Com.rr..ent 15A tra c t Spon sor Owner h a s ( Co s t o f . Requ ires r ezoning b y iUD n o t agreed t o se l l l and proh i b itiv e . ) ? Appr o v e Turner . onume n ta l Ch re A~E Pa s t o r Re v . C. C . H ghes Des i I'.ES a c q u i ri ng p _ o pe _ t y near c hurc h f or cons truct ion of · 3 0 -50 u n i t s. Ne eds s e e d mo ne y. Rea l Es ta te agent Bob iat t hews who ia s · worki ng on pr o jec t ,d i e d ' s uddenly . 1 2 6 A. si t e prop os al by Wm L. Wa ro nke r, Wa rd Realt y Co . (9 - 1 1 - 67) . Zo ned R-6 (Com. U. ) , Interes ted in pr o moting nonpr o fit orgn . to d e v e l o p . Good · si te . I �.•. · .• Page 33 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE May 1 5, 1968 An Invent ory of LOW AND MEDIU}1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Re cently Compl eted, in Development and Proposed I It em 1 ~Joo DN - 5 No . Unit s !fow I Exist 200 Designation Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Est imat e or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available Perrnit or Other Value W. .-Of Bolt o n Rd. NW and S. · of Sa r d y Comment 18A. si te , zo _ed A- 1 Brick Veneer. Apt. zoning . Su itable access and br i dge cost i s problem . Pro, oter - Charl i e Taylor. Pro~erLy not tied dOW!:l 11/280 Tract subequent l y consid ered by other develope r s . No--.posi t ive develop , ents reported in 1967 • Cir. ., DNM- 6 364 Ad j. t o Count1 y Club Estates , Ad amsville, o j f Boulder Park Ir. Towne Ho1ses 22 1 d (: ) Plannjng De pt . r eluc tant to c ha t ge ~o n i ng . FHA co 1sidi~rs this i: r o jec t premature . Arc hitec t c onsid e r s th i s si .e e Kce lle n. fo · h o usi ng f o r e l der ly . 3 8A . i n County- Anne·ed Jan ol ' 6 , Zoned R- 3 . Prop osed com. un i t Plan with c lus t er type d e ve l op~ j me t . Pr omot er - Ha rr y Belfor Owner - Luther Fra s er. Plan. Dept. s u g gested possi b ili ty of R- 6 zoni n g and d e v elopcen undc Communit y Unit Pl an ( c a r ries s ame densi ty as a re a zoning ) . This pro jec t n e e d s pro fess i ona l developers in orde r t o succeed . Promoter ha s considered applyi n for A- 2 z oning under Commun ity Unit Plan. r , ! �Page 3 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE ray 1 5 , 1 968 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUN I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develo~ment and Proposed Item DN.'I - 7 I No. Units New I Exist 280 Desi ation Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Custer Ave. E . Turnkey o f Chosewo o d Pk . Planni ng Dpt. anticipates strong op os·tion t o tra ct f or o w-income housi g . DN. - 8 100 Monthly Prnts l Estimate or Rent als ·when 1 2 3 Available ev lop nent o f this W. o f Ja c kson 221 d (3 P 'w ay N. _of Pro t o ~ Cir. at dead end of C,lenrock Dr . Planning Dpt . cool to c ha ng ing DNM -9 175 ZoniL Bankhead Hwy . Trailer Park Turnkey site Bankhead Hwy . at Oz burn Rd . f om -5 0 '-1. Permit or Other Value Comment 2 4 A. Combined t r a c t . Bui l d e r - Ra l ph Wi llis & J o hn R . Hal l. No c h ang e i n devel o pme nts si nce previous re port o f l - 1_5- 6 8 P r omo t er - Carl t on a rlow; 10 . 7A~ P o rti on in floo d pla in, Re zoning appl . f iled 1a r. 23 ; h e ari ng s c hedu led for iay • . Sp o nsor - Buc k LeCra w. Ac t i on deferred i ndefi n i t e ly at r eques t o f ap pl ic a n t . S ite ~ppr o v a l r e ques t e d by ,HA. No t a c t e d on b y HAA , beca se o~ opp o s i t ion o f Inte rgroup Rel a tions Se c t ion o f HUD to t h is g e ne ral a rea • . ~-- ~ - -- - ·--· _, ... �. Page 35 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE · ' -ay 1 5, 1968 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Development and Proposed Item foo DNM - 10 No. Units New I Exist ' 98 262 360 Desi.r mation 1st ~ Golfview Apts s tag Location Cleveland Ave. Ext. Program 221 d (3 L.D. Noo Bedrooms 1 2 3 Nonthly PrntsJ. Estimate or Rent als When 1 2 3 Available I 70 Permit or Other Value 95 Remai der formerly rEeferred to as Co-op Total Exec utive Houi e Apts. Note: 36W total in first p or t ion (:.ppr ox. 80A) of ent lir e 130A. inclt ded in ·, R- b Com. Unit Plan appr oved c evelopme nt. j ~e considered by Zon. C< m. Feb . 22'68 o~posed s tr~ngly by Ald. LEftw i ch. No decis~on p:- ea c hed .M:cCook asked < @ . Brannon and ~ il\ Moore to tr y t o get i oge :- h er on the 1.: nd l:leal anld then come back . to the Commitl- e e. Pro,ect aba t1d on e d. _I Comment 69.9A. residential, mult - fa il y 16A. Co 1mercial. Promoter Robert Laxson, Shafe: Realty. Approved by city init"ally at density of 9.6 U/A u nder Com. Unit Plan . FHA gi ven assu anc e ' Ci ty p rop oses to ex tend Cl ~veland Ave . to s erve projec t a nd develop Golf Cours e. . Promoter wanted to inc ease densit y t o 12 U/A b ecause of loss of 9.6A to Sc hool Dept. Zoning hear i ng held July 6 to c hange, t o A- 1. ; Approved for 12 U/A & 75' set back. (10- 2767) Plans in HUD for review. Intended to go thru wi th . B IL. funds all ocated . FHA feasibility letter issued 8 - 22 - 67. Basis for rezoning not con , sistant with thE p;oposal wh ic ~ is ~trongly opposed bl Ward ·j Ald erman . Re cons i dered by Zon. Com. 2 - 8 - 67 ; no decision made. ~T.,,,"I r-·,:,._-: �r Pa ge 36 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATE Ma y 1 5 , 1 968 An I nventory of . LCY-il AND HEDIU}1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recent l y Comple te d, in Development and Proposed I I ·~em No. Units New I Exist Ne ). DNM - 11 5 00 t, I Desi Emation I Location Pro.e:ram Noa Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly PrntsJ Estimate or Rentals vr.nen 1 2 3 Avail able Permit or Other Value w. o f Jonesb o ro Turnke y Rd. SE at · Clevela nd Av e. Ex t . Comment Zone d A- 1 8 p onsor - Bi ll 111 oodward Thi s i s part o f l ar ger t r a c t ref e rr e d t o e ls e w e re i n t h is r e p o rt a s "Gol f view Apt s" (S e e DNM - 10) Owner - Bil Mo or e , aski n g fo-r City a ss i-s ta nee in o p e n i ng u p So uth Rive r to imp r o ve d r ainage (1 - 1 5 - 78) ,; DNM- 12 352 . Be t ween Col l ier 221 d( 3 ) Dr. & I - 20 ; East of I - 28 5 - Zone d R- 4 Owner.: wm . A. fi t c h e ll Appli c ant - Ham i l t o n Do ug l as; Re z on ing -den i ed by Zo n. Com Ma r. 21 and by Bd . Al d . Apr, .1 ' . I - ·--. I . __,..__, ________ . I ~ ___ _.._ ___ _ .t.-.~ ~ ~ ....: ....., ..;.:.__ ..., .. � 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 5, Folder 8, Document 38 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a5caf1a226efd1386469fe4d473d4b0f.pdf 8c754941d708387ff98041349e4998c0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. May 15, 1968 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE SUMMARY STATUS OF ACCELERATED LOVI-INOMCE HOUSING PROGRAM Total dwelling units permitted in Atlanta: (Commenced Nov. 15, 1966) 1966 - 2,382 1963 - 9,129 5 yr. Program, 1967-71 1964 - ~,829 1967 - 4,630 1965 - 2,656 1968 - 1,810 (thur Apr.) · ~ estab. for first 2 yr. ~oal (Same~ used for 5 yr. period) Stn tus 100% 16,800 (57%) (9,576) No. Units May 15 Jan 15 1,312 2,031 Completed (new Const.) P.H. & TK. May 15 Jan 15 (82) (13%) (2, .184) FHA 221 May 15 Jan 15 (510) (400) (30%) (5,040) (0) Pvt. Devlp. (Conv.) May 15 Jan 15 (1,439) (912) Elderly & N.H. Jan 15 May 15 Under Construction 5,108 · 3,701 (910) (790) (1,188) (565) (3,010) (2,346) I n Planning 7,151 . 6,582 (2,914) (2 2 220) (3,651) (3,868) (140) (48) (446) (446) (4,589) (3,306) (446) (446) (-451)(-1,734) (446) (446) Total in Sight 14,290 11,595 >:-0, 906) (3,010) · (5,349) (4,833) Increase-Deficit -2,510 -5,205 (-5,670) (-6,566) (i3, 165) (2,649) 2 ·, 594 4,481 I wcing considered (all categories) /Di d Not Materialize See Note A. Figures in this column are basic and represent the entire program. ( ) Indi~ates breakdown by programs, of figures included. in basic _column. In addi t ion, 658 units have been leased for P.H 0 and leasing of 372 additional units for P.H. is being negotiated. Al so 13 , 983 units have been reported by the Housing Code Division as repaired (rehabilitated). However, _those figures include uni ~ f o u nd i n compliance on original inspection. It is estimated that 75% of this figure, or 10,487 sub-standard units have been br o u g ht into compliance through actual rehabilitation. 218 units have been rehabilitated by the H.A. in the West End U.R. Projec t. Thes e do not increase the number . of housing units available, but do increase the supply of standard units. Note: Includ es only units financed under Federal assisted low and medium income housing programs; and units constructed under conventional financing as follows: Mu lti - family units costing not more than $10,000, exclusive of land Respectfully submitted, Dupl es u n its " " " " $12,000, " " " Single fa mily units " " " " $15,000, " " " -/).Jd.c:d..--.,_~ . ~ - '.~ . . . //' ~ Summar y of Public Housing in Atlanta Zncls: 1 . Malcolm D. Joh s · · 2. No tes Inventory o f Low and Medium Cost Ho~sing in Atlanta (with . office copies only) 3. Housing Coord nator �HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE May 15, 1968 SUMMARY OF PUBLIC HOUSING IN ATLANTA 8 874 • Existing Units in operation - filled • • 1140 Units in Development stage, as follows: Units under construction off McDaniel St., in Rawson-Washington U. R. Project (scheduled for completion in '68) (248) Spring '68 (82 of these uni ts completed 5-15-68). (402) Fall '68 (650) (140) Units under construction in Perry Homes Extension - South of Procter Creek. (78) 3 Bedroom Bids opened March 7, 1967. Permit issued May '67. Const. (46) 4 Bedroom on schedule for completion by Nov. '68; 48% completed 5-15-68. (16) 5 Bedroom (350) Units planned for Thomasville U. R. Project (16 elderly} Bids opened May 15, 1968. 12 months, at least, required for (40) 1 Bedroom (120) 2 Bedroom construction. Will try to have part delivered before final. (SO) 3 Bedroom (80) 4 Bedroom (30) 5 Bedroom 4200 (1372) Units reserved (Allocations made by HUD to date; Hollywood Rd., 202; Gilbert Rd., 220: Bankhead Hwy., 500; and Honor Farm #1, 450) (500 units of this reservation are approved for allocation to the leasing program, to be replaced later) (500} Units allocated for leasing program; can only be utilized for Public Housing as they become vacant. Allocation requested for 230 additional units to the leasing program • 300 . ' 5640 14,514 • . (658} Units under lease (372} Negotiations under way for leasing 372 additional units. . ' • • (8 locations) Total Potential · *Figures in ( ) in this column are included in figure above; not in ( ). Encl. l �May 10, l.~ ~ 1:S HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE .. J lt,I : .! NOTES TI.,022 units proposed did not materialize, of which 8,056 were shown in the previous report of Jan. 15, 1968 and 2,966 additional units are listed in this report, as Lost.- (The majority of these losses were due to disapprovals of sites {and proposed rezoning.) ' . ,' . ). Proposed locations for low-cost housing are coordinated through the Planning Dept., for adequacy of Community Facilit ies, existing or prosposed. Proposals are also reviewed periodically with the School Dept. for adequacy of school facilities. 0 An engineering firm from Savannah, McNamara & Associates, Consulting Engineers, has recently made presentations in Atlanta of a "patent applied for" low-cost housing method of construction with flexible design, which is claimed can be constructed q u ickly on site, em~loying mostly untrained labor and at a savings of 10%-15% under conventional construction. · This fir m establis h ed connections with a ·reputable construction firm in Atlanta and a 1ocal architect. This t~am is anxious to acquire a 10 acre tract in the Model Cities area to construct an experimental Housing project. The Travelers Insurance Company has agreed to finance 70 or more new single family low-cost houses in the Thomasville Urban Renewal project area under the FHA 221 D (2) insured moitgage program. Equitable has made $1,000,000 available to Atlanta Mortgage Broker~g~ Co. for financing low-cost homes at favorable rates. I In view of difficulties encountered in zoning and getting other approvals on sites proposed for large multi-family developments, it is apparent that the Low-income Housing Program will have to lean heavily on Developers and Builders providing a substantial portion of the requirements on ·small scattered sites, with or without Federal assistance. No proposal had yet been made for construction of units (even efficiency or 1 bedroom) to rent or sell for as low as $ 50 per month, a l t hough the London Towne Houses, a.221 d (3) co-op development now under construction, is pushing this c+ose, with i t s one bedroom unit advertised to sell for $59 per month. The City's greatest need is in the $30-$50 per month rental-purchase range. Ric h ard L. Fullerton Associates has proposed a fibre glass "manufactured" patented process, 3 bedroom and bath house (900 sq. f t. & c a r port) with w-to-w carpeting and air conditioning, ~hich he claims can sell for $9,000-$9,500, including land estimated to cost $1,500. H. Na tional Homes Corp. of Lafayette, Inc. placed on the market Fab. 1, 1967 a 800--900 S.F. (O.S. dimensions) 3 bed~ooms, p re fa b ri c ate prea ssembled panel, single family house plus a 96 S.F. (IoSo dimensions) storage building manufactured by Arrow Metal Pr oduc t s Corp. t o s ell under FHA 221 d (2). Price includes plumbing, electrical, heating units, stove & refrigerator. Houses can b e compl e tely a ss embled in 85 man hours; 72 of these (with conventional plumbing) are being erected (pre-sold) in the Th omasville Urb an Renewal Area . Ap prox. 800 sq. ft. house is priced at $11,200; 900 sq. ft. house is priced at $11,600. Adrian Homes Cor. h as p rop os ed a prefab to retail for about $7,500 plus land, foundation, closing and possible tapping fees. Other prefab distribu t ors a nd convent ional b u ilder s have interesting potential houses to offer but, because of fear of local Codes difficulties, a re no t p roduci ng s ingl fami ly h o uses in Atlanta to sell in the $10,000-$12,500 range for which there is a strong demand and market. Perha ps the gr e ates t difficulty is a vailability of suitably priced land within the City Limits. Economics for this price range sa l es hous ing r e q u ire land which wi ll not co~~ the developer more than $1500.per unit. (A 5,000 sq. ft. lot is considered ample fo~ this t ype hous e.) I. Ralph L. Dic k ey of At l anta has proposed · a non-profit revolving fund enterprise to acquire substand a rd hou;ing , renovate it and rese primarily thro u g h priva te enterprise. CACUR recently formed a: non-profit corporation to rehabilit a te exisint - uni t s under 22 1 (h). Morris Brown Colle g e i s another such sponsor. Nort~ West Community Forum has al~o filed applications for . ~ 4 :p rojec t s ·und e r 221 (h ·J . Infoi·mation -is welcomed as to corrections, additions or deletions of material contained in this report. ( Call 522 - 4463 Ext. 430.) ! ' · � 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 » estab. for first 2 yr. Goal (Same % used for 5 yr. period) status Completed (new Const.) Under Construction in Planning Total in Sight Increase-Deficit Seing considered (all categories) Did Not Materialize Note: See Note A. HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE 100% 16,800 *No. Units ‘May 15 Jan 15 2,031 1,312 5,108 a FOL 7,151 . 6,582 14,290 11,595 -2,510 -5,205 24,594 4,481 *Figures in this column are basic and represent the entire program. | ( ) Indicates breakdown by programs, of figures included in basic *kIn addition, 658 units have been leased for P.H. and leasing of it SUMMARY (Commenced Nov. 15, 1966) 5S yr. Program, 1967-71 STATUS OF ACCELERATED LOW-INOMCE HOUSING PROGRAM May 15, 1968 Total dwelling units permitted in Atlanta; (57%) (13%) (9,576) (2,184) PuRy & TR, FHA 221 May 15 Jan 15 May 15 Jan 15 (82) <= (510) (400) (910) (790) (1,188) (565) (2,914) (2,220) (3,651) (3,868) *x8,906) (3,010) (5,349) (4,833) (-5,670) (-6,566) (73,165) (2,649) column, is estimated that 218 units units constructed under conventional financing as follows: Multi-family units costing not more than $10,000, exclusive of land Duples units Single family units 5 Encls: Yotes " " Summary of Public Housing in Atlanta mW " $12 > 000 $ Lid mt fF $15 ,000 ‘ Ww ” w ! ‘ Aliso 13,983 units have been reported by the Housing Code Division as repaired (rehabilitated). found in compliance on original inspection. brought into compliance through actual rehabilitation. These do not increase the number. of housing units available, but do increase the supply of standard units. Inveatory of Low and Medium Cost Housing in Atlanta (with, office copies only) 1963 - 9,129 1964 - 3,829 1965 - 2,656 1966 - 2,382 1967 - 4,630 1968 - 1,810 (thur Apr.) (30%) (5,040) (0) Pvt. Devlp. (Conv.) Elderly & N.H. May 15 Jan 15 May i5 Jan 15 (1,439) (912) ee eee (3,010) {2,946)) #§§ Saeee’ iesces (140) (48) (446) (446) (4,589) (3,306) (446) (446) (-451) (-1,734) (446) (446) However, Includes only units financed under Federal assisted low and medium income housing programs; and 372 additional units for P.H. is being negotiated. those figures include unii 75% of this figure, or 10,487 sub-standard units have been have been rehabilitated by the H.A, in the West End U.R. Project. Respectfully submitted, SDiale clay. XK : ~~ Malcolm D. Jongs Housing Coordinator  S874 <a 1140 * (650) (140) (350) 4200 (1372) (500) 300 (658) (372) HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE May 15, 1968 SUMMARY OF PUBLIC HOUSING IN ATLANTA Existing Units in operation - filled. ‘ i Units in Development stage, as follows: Units under construction off McDaniel St., in Rawson-Washington U. R. Project (scheduled for completion in '68) (248) Spring '68 (82 of these units completed 5-15-68) (402) Fall '68 Units under construction in Perry Homes Extension - South of Procter Creek. (78) 3 Bedroom (46) 4 Bedroom Bids opened March 7, 1967. Permit issued May '67. Const. (16) 5 Bedroom on schedule for completion by Nov. '68; 48% completed 5-15-68. Units planned for Thomasville U. R. Project (40) 1 Bedroom (16 elderly) Bids opened May 15, 1968. 12 months, at least, required for (120) 2 Bedroom construction. Will try to have part delivered before final. (SO) 3 Bedroom (80) 4 Bedroom (30) 5 Bedroom Units reserved (Allocations made by HUD to date; Hollywood Rd., 202; Gilbert Rd., 220: Bankhead Hwy., 500; and Honor Farm #1, 450) ; (500 units of this reservation are approved for allocation to the leasing program, to be replaced later) Units allocated for leasing program; can only be utilized for Public Housing as they become vacant, Allocation requested for 230 additional units to the leasing program. Units under lease (8 locations) Negotiations under way for leasing 372 additional units. Total Potential ''*Pigures in ( ) in this column are included in figure above; not in ( ). ba a HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE May Lb, .y0s NOTES | : iL,022 units proposed did not materialize, of which 8,056 were shown in the previous report of Jan. 15, 1968 and 2,966 additional units are listed in this report, as Lost. (The majority of these losses were due to disapprovals of sites and proposed rezoning.) Proposed locations for low-cost housing are coordinated through the Planning Dept., for adequacy of Community Facilities, existing or prosposed. Proposals are also reviewed periodically with the School Dept. for adequacy of school facilities. ; 4 An engineering firm from Savannah, McNamara & Associates, Consulting Engineers, has recently made presentations in Atlanta of a "patent applied for" low-cost housing method of construction with flexible design, which is claimed can be constructed quickly on site, employing mostly untrained labor and at a savings of 10%-15% under conventional construction. This firm established connections with a reputable construction firm in Atlanta and a local architect. This team is anxious to acquire a 10 acre tract in the Model Cities area to construct an experimental Housing project. The Travelers Insurance Company has agreed to finance 70 or more new single family low-cost houses in the Thomasville Urban Renewal project area under the FHA 221 D (2) insured mortgage program. Equitable has made $1,000,000 available to Atlanta Mortgage Brokerag¢ Co. for financing low-cost homes at favorable rates. ae In view of difficulties encountered in zoning and getting other approvals on sites proposed for large multi-family developments, it is apparent that the Low-income Housing Program will have to lean heavily on Developers and Builders providing a substantial portion of the requirements on small scattered sites, with or without Federal assistance. No proposal had yet been made for construction of units (even efficiency or 1 bedroom) to rent or sell for as low as $50 per month, although the London Towne Houses, a,221 d (3) co-op development now under construction, is pushing this close, with its one bedroom unit advertised to sell for $59 per month. The City's greatest need is in the $30-$50 per month rental-purchase range. Richard L. Fullerton Associates has proposed a fibre glass "manufactured" patented process, 3 bedroom and bath house (900 sq. ft. & car port) with w-to-w carpeting and air conditioning, which he claims can sell for $9,000-$9,500, including land estimated to cost $1,500. National Homes Corp. of Lafayette, Inc. placed on the market Fab. 1, 1967 a 800--900 S.F. (0.S. dimensions) 3 bedrooms, prefabricate preassembled panel, single family house plus a 96 S.F. (1.S. dimensions) storage building manufactured by Arrow Metal Products Corp.| to sell under FHA 221 d (2). Price includes plumbing, electrical, heating units, stove & refrigerator. Houses can be completely assembled in 85 man hours; 72 of these (with conventional plumbing) are being erected (pre-sold) in the Thomasville Urban Renewal Area. Approx. 800 sq. ft. house is priced at $11,200; 900 sq. ft. house is priced at $11,600, Adrian Homes Cor. has proposed a prefab to retail for about $7,500 plus land, foundation, closing and possible tapping fees. Other prefab distributors and convent- ional builders have interesting potential houses to offer but, because of fear of local Codes difficulties, are not producing single family houses in Atlanta to sell in the $10,000-$12,500 range for which there is a strong demand and market. Perhaps the greatest difficulty is availability of suitably priced land within the City Limits. Economics for this price range sales housing require land which will not cost the developer more than $1500.per unit. (A 5,000 sq. ft. lot is considered ample for this type house.) Ralph L. Dickey of Atlanta has proposed'a non-profit revolving fund enterprise to acquire substandard housing, renovate it and rese] primarily through private enterprise. CACUR recently formed a non-profit corporation to rehabilitate exisint units under 221 (h).. Morris Brown College is another such sponsor. North West Community Forum has also filed applications for > 4 projects under 221 (h) Information is welcomed as to corrections, additions or deletions of material contained in this report. (Call 522-4463 Ext. 430.) q 4 7 i  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 5, Folder 8, Document 37 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/561ef55193d1bebc90fd7497104a67fc.pdf 154cbbaf1b9d7af29802ea16d6f425c7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 110l>EL Cl I -c 11 Pl ... 0 - t 1, - 1, • A 00., C ,ooo (All 1 ) � 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 MODEL CITIES AREA - ATLANTA SITE Estimated Acquisition Costs 1 = Connally Place $300,600 2 - Reed-Love $400,000 3 ~ Rawson-Eugenia $300,000 4 - Alice Street $1,000,000 5 - Pryor-Ormond $360, 0008 *Vithout necessity of eminent domain July 26, 1968 No. Acres 10A 2gA ~ | (All vacant) a ee  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 5, Folder 8, Document 36 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/c8900b2cddc105e054751bd9ce5d233a.pdf b263f6b52e9c202821163ade71a5f015 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. July 26 ,. 1968 m, Project Engin r ide Driv · 94604 •• Thi 1 to confir in eo pli no 1th your Jul y 22, to provide c t figur for tb r r . Abr h r. T ylor K. t1 t s sho n -on t of th od l Ci tie ing Authority. T t po r of in p for on t Th od l n ord loc ts.on of r d t • ic it ing. truly youl',. l>. I C / r. c.cr Ill". l lU r I. a afo a zlei- r 1 o ly) t r � 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 Jie Sona? July 26, 1968 Mr. G. M. Abraham, Project Engineer Kaier Engineers Kaiser Center, 300 Lakeside Drive Oakland, California 94604 Dear Mr. Abraham; This is to confirm information furnished you today by phone, in compliance with your request, when in Atlanta last Monday, July 22, to provide you by today with estimates on acquisition cost figures for the four sites in our Model Cities area which Mr. Tayler K. Spadafora looked at with me on July 22. 6 The acquisition cost estimates shown on the attached were obtained by Mr. Alan Wexler of the Model Cities staff, with assistance of the local Housing Authority. They are rough acquisition estimates (with the power of eminent domain). The four sites were marked by Mr. Spadafora on the map of the Model Cities area provided hin, In order that there may be so misunderstanding as to the location of the respective sites under consideration, I have warked them on the attached, scale map of the Model Cities area. In addition to the four sites shown Mr. Spadafora, we are including a fifth site (Pryor-Ormond), a 3 acre site which is under one ownership and entirely vacant. We consider it appropriate for an experimental high rise apartment building. Very truly yours, Malcolm D. Jones t Housing Coordinator MDJ /mc cc: Mr. Taylor K. Spadafora Mr. Alan Wexler Encle: Small scale map, Model Cities area Estimated acquisition costs Photos of Area 5 (with original only)  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 5, Folder 8, Document 35 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a174c39f703f1f86f155e0a1b7c54be1.pdf cbca8913774f23fe5bc082dafe1c6c6f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. l<Al5ER ENG/l\/EERS OI V I S ION KAISER CENTER• 300 LAKESIDF. 01=" l<A15EA DRIVE, INOUSTAIE.5 OAKLAND, CQ~OQAATION CALIFORNIA Q4004 • CABLE KAISENGS July 17, 1968 ) Kaiser Engineers in association with Battelle Memorial Institute~ Building Systems Development, Inc., General Research Corporation, Organization for Social and Technical Innovation, Real Estate Research Corporation, and Turner Construction Company were recently awa;dcd Contract No. H-1011 by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Our present task is to review all cities consid e red in the first reports and to r e corrun e nd to th·e D e partment of Housing and Urban D e velopment the cities to be includ e d in the program. Ou:r available time fo-r this review is quite short; a fi e ld team is to vis it e a ch city unde-r consideratior. to inspect available housing sites and to brieil y discuss with you some of the criteria we are using in our ev a luation of cities as potential locations for experimental projects. These criteria are: 1. The need for low-income housing. 2. The commitme nt of the whole city to the p:rovision of housing including all the elements, i. e. labor, industry and d ty governme n t, etc. 3. The commitme nt of the city to reli ev e constraints to pro v iding ho using , 4. Av ailabilit y of s ui table co n st r uctio n sites in t im e to me e t prog ra 1n sch ed ule require rn ents, KA I SEl=l 6 N U 1'-'~« "' 3 ENG IN EER IN G • CO N STRUCT I O N• CO N T RA CTI N G SINC !c: 1Ql<l �July 17, 1968 - 2 S01ne of the constraints which ·may require relief are: (1 G . <"I-\' • d 1a b or 1n . th e R easona bl e cooperation o·~ organize use of indigenous labor and the easing of work rules, c, Reasona ble cooperation of Organiz e d labor and Code Authorities in the application of new technical ideas, O· Willingness of the code authorities to grant zoning variances or building code variances (where they will not affe ct health and safety) necessary to a total housing program. o Reasonable availability of financing and seed money to initiate the housing program. • In addition, the D e p a rtme nt of Housing and Urban Developme nt has requested that we solicit from you as a basis for further consideration, a letter of commitment with regard to site availability, suitability of the proposed e x periments, and cooperation in the relief of the constraints listed · . abov e . You will b e r e c e iving a call fro m u s in the n ear futur e for a n appointment. Your cooperation and assistance in our making an objective and realistic recommendation to HUD will b e greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, please fe e l free to call mE: at: Area Code: 415 271-5822. V e ry truly yours , KAISER ENGINE E RS Division of Henry J, K a is e r Comp a ny C . P . B e dford, J r • . Program Man ager CPB:meb i 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 KAISER CENTER: Deak Mavor = Ly KAISER ENGINEERS DIVISION OF KAISER INOUSTARIES CORPORATION 300 LAKESIOE DRIVE, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 94604 + CABLE KAISENGS . July 17, 1968 Kaiser Engineers in association with Battelle Memorial Institute, Building Systems Development, Inc., General Research Corporation, Organization for Social and Technical Innovation, Real Estate Research Corporation, and Turner Construction Company were recently awarded Contract No. H- 1011 by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Our present task is to review all cities considered in the first reports and to recommend to the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment the cities to be included in the program. Our available tirne for this review is quite short; a field team is to visit eacn city under consideration to inspect available housing sites and to briefly discuss with you some of the criteria we are using in our evaluation of cities as potential locations for experimental projects. These criteria are: 1, 2. 4. The need for low-income housing. The commitment of the whole city to the provision of housing including all the elements, i.e. labor, industry and city government, etc. The commitment of the city to relieve constraints to providing housing. Availability of suitable construction sites in time to meet program schedule requirements, KAISER Gagine gas ENGINEERING -CONSTRUCTION: CONTRACTING SINCE 1014 oF sa ‘ July 17, 1968 Some of the constraints which may require relief are: . of © Reasonable cooperation or organized labor in the use of indigenous labor and the easing of work rules. @ Reasonable cooperation of Organized labor and Code Authorities in the application of new technical ideas. e Willingness of the code authorities to grant zoning variances or building code variances (where they will not affect health and safety) necessary to a total housing program.,. © Reasonable availability of financing and seed money to initiate the housing program, ‘ . In addition, the Department of Housing and Urban Development has requested that we solicit from you as a basis for further consideration, a letter of commitment with regard to site availability, suitability of the proposed experiments, and cooperation in the relief of the constraints listed -above. You will be receiving a call from us in the near future for an appointment. Your cooperation and assistance in our making an objective and realistic recommendation to HUD will be greatly appreciated. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at: Area Code: 415 -- 271-5822, Very truly yours, . KAISER ENGINEERS Division of Henry J. Kaiser Company G. Ps Bedford, Jr... Program Manager CPB:meb  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 5, Folder 8, Document 34 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1b8381ef478269aa84bbc6a332f1c6b5.pdf 644417c93aeff2ae4f1beb1839da936e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. \ I I July 23, 1968 Mr. C. P. B2dford, Jr. Program Manager Kaiser Engineers Kaiser Center, 300 Lakeside Drive Oakland, California 94604 Dear Mr. Bedford: Thank you for your letter of July 17, 1968, pertaining to the Experimental Housing program of the Department of Housing and Urban De velopme nt, which was deli vered to me yesterday personally by Mr. G. M. Abraham, Project Engineer. The City of AtlAnta is very much interested in the Exper imental Housing program in that we aro committt e d to probably the most extensive low-income housing program in the S outhe ast and are currently very active in implimenting it. We certainly hope to be included as one of the cities recommended for participati on in the program. With respect to the criteria which you are using in your evaluation of cities as potent ia l locations for experimental Housin g, I will comment briefly on each point, in the order listed in your letter. 1. Atlanta, proba bly more than any other city in the Southeast, attracts many workers in the low and moderate income brackets. Hence, our need for low-income housing is great. 2. Housing is c onsidered our Number one priority and our entire city is comm itted to providing adequately for it. We have a very active Housing Resou1·ces Comm ittee, comp os ed of p rominent business and civic leaders, sponsoring the overall program. Included in its membership are leaders of both labdr ~nd industry. This Commi ttee also sponsors a monthly coordinating group me eting with the he~ds o f Departments and Agencies involved with low-income housing. 3. In our application for· Model Cities we went on record ns to our willingness to make appropriate adjust me nts in our Codes and Zoning to permit innovations in techniques and materials in housing. �\ \ \ Mr. C. P. Bedford, Jr. July 23, 1968 Page 2 4. We understand that in order to meet program schedule requirements, it will be necessary for construction sites to be available by Ma rch 1, 1969. We feel confident that this requirement can be met, through advanced land acquisition (subject to approval from HUD), in our .Model Ci ties A1·ea. We are positive that suitable sites outside of our Model Cities Area can be available nt that time. I: As to constraints cited in your letter, which may require relief: a. Atlanta has a good reputation for reasonable cooperation of organized labor in the use of indigenous labor and easing of work rules. in this field. We do not anticipate any major difficulty The labor force in Atlanta is about 50% Union and 50% Non-Union. Reasonable cooperation may be expected in the application of new technical ideas, particularly in our Model Cities Aren, where we are prepared to waive certain aspects of our existing technical codes to permit experimental innovations in techniques and materials. b. c. We have a Board of Adjustments for consid ering zoning variances; also Technical Advisory Boards for considering changes and or variances in the constr uction technical codes. We anticipate their willingness to cooperate fully, where health and safety will not be affected. d. We are a l rea dy we ll advanced i n the overa ll housing program and severa l substantial non-profit organizations are available for sp onsoring maj or proj0cts in the housing program .. Financing is available th r ou g h local banks, mortgage bankers and insurance companies, several o f which are already quite active in this field. Ne cessary seed money is available through the recently or ganized, Atlanta Housing Development Corporation, with a commit ted initnl operating capital of approximately $500,000.00. With respect to the letter of commitment requested by HUD in regard to site availability, suitability of the proposed experiments and cooporation in relief of constraints, I wish to advise that sites are available within the City Limits (and we anticipate can be made availabl e in the Mode l Cities Area) and I pledg~ my personal support in relief of constraints where reasonable and desireable in carrying out the Experimental Housing program. . !.. �Mr. C. P. Bedford, Jr. July 23, 1968 Page 3 Should you desire additional information, pertaining ·to- Atlanta and our low and moderate income housing program, please do not hesitate to call on us. Sincerely, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IVJr/mc cc: Mr. G. M. Abraham Mr. Edward H. Baxter Regional Administrator, III Region, HUD � 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 July 23, 1968 Mr. C. P. Bedford, Jr. Program Manager Kaiser Engineers Kaiser Center, 300 Lakeside Drive Oakland, California 94604 Dear Hr. Bedford: Thank you for your letter of July 17, 1968, pertaining to the Experimental Housing program of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which was delivered to me yesterday personally by Hr. G. H. Abraham, Project Engineer. The City of Atlanta is very much interested in the Experimental Housing program in that we are committted to probably the most extensive low-income housing program in the Southeast and are currently very active in implimenting it. We certainly hope to be included as one of the cities recommended for participation in the program. — With respect to the criteria which you are using in your evaluation of cities as potential locations for experimental Housing, I will comment briefly on each point, in the order listed in your letter. 1. Atlanta, probably more than any other city in the Southeast, attracts many workers in the low and moderate income brackets. Hence, our need for low-income housing is great. 2. Housing is considered our Number one priority and our entire city is committed to providing adequately for it. We have a very active Housing Resaurces Committee, composed of prominent business and civic leaders, sponsoring the overall program. Included in its membership are leaders of both labor and industry. This Committee also sponsors a monthly coordinating group meeting with the heads of Departments and Agencies involved with low-income housing. 3. In our application for Model Cities we went on record as to our willingness to make appropriate adjustments in our Codes and Zoning to permit innovations in techniques and materials in housing. Mr. C. P. Bedford, Jr. Page 2 July 23, 1968 4. We understand that in order to meet program schedule requirements, it will be necessary for construction sites to be available by March 1, 1969. We feel confident that this requirement can be met, through advanced land acquisition (subject to approval from HUD}, in our Model Cities Area. We are positive that suitable sites outside of our Model Cities Area can be available at that time. As to constraints cited in your letter, which may require relief: a. Atlanta has a good reputation for reasonable cooperation of organized labor in the use of indigenous labor and easing of work rules. We do not anticipate any major difficulty in this field, b. The labor force in Atlanta is about 50% Union and 50% Non-Union. Reasonable cooperation may be expected in the application of new technical ideas, particularly in our Model Cities Area, where we are prepared to waive certain aspects of our existing technical codes to permit experimental innovations in techniques and materials, ec. We have a Board of Adjustments for considering zoning variances; also Technical Advisory Boards for considering changes and or variances in the construction technical codes, We anticipate their willingness to cooperate fully, where health and safety will not be affected. gd. We are already well advanced in the overall housing program and several substantial non-profit organizations are available for sponsoring major projects in the housing program... Financing is available through local banks, mortgage bankers and insurance companies, several of which are already quite active in this field. Necessary seed money is available through the recently organized, Atlanta Housing Development Corporation, with a committed inital operating capital of approximately $590,009.00, With respect to the letter of commitment requested by HUD in regard to site availability, suitability of the proposed experiments and cooperation in relief of constraints, I wish to advise that sites are available Within the City Limits (and we anticipate can be made available in the Model Cities Area) and I pledge my personal support in relief of constraints where reasonable and desireable in carrying out the Experimental Housing program. Mr. C. P. Bedford, Jr. July 23, 1968 Page 3 Should you desire additional information, pertaining to Atlanta and our low and moderate income housing program, please do not hesitate to call on us. Sincerely, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IVJr/me cc: Mr. G. M. Abraham Mr. Edward H. Baxter Regional Administrator, III Region, HUD  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 5, Folder 8, Document 33 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/cd665668e24e7de1980f87f04c4b2c18.pdf e8142a983b97fd75e617456826970468 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Real Estate Research Corporation 1101 17th STREET. N . W. • WAS HINGTO N . D . C. 20036 • PHONE: 202-223-4500 July 31, 1968 Mayor Ivan Allen City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen, I appreciate the opportunity to have made your acquaintance and to have discussed with you the experimental in-city housing program . Atlanta is a fine city, and I th ink quite suitable for the site of such an experiment. Having worked in Atlanta on various real estate associated projects over the past two years, I have come to know the city wel I and feel that Atlanta has the potential of becoming a model example of how urban growth should be guided. I and Real Estate Research Corporation stand ready to assist you in whatever way we may in the planning of your futu re growth. Very truly yours , CHICAGO · NEW YORK • WASH I NGTON, D. C. · DALLAS • ST. LOUIS • LOS ANGELES • SAN FRANC ISCO · MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SAN JUAN · TORON TO (RERCO CANADA LIMITED) � 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 Real Estate Research Corporation 110] 17th STREET, N. W. * WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 + PHONE: 202-223-4500 July 31, 1968 Mayor Ivan Allen City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen, | appreciate the opportunity to have made your acquaintance and to have discussed with you the experimental in-city housing program. Atlanta is a fine city, and | think quite suitable for the site of such an experiment. Having worked in Atlanta on various real estate associated projects over the past two years, | have come to know the city well and feel that Atlanta has the potential of becoming a model example of how urban growth should be guided. | and Real Estate Research Corporation stand ready to assist you in whatever way we may in the planning of your future growth. Very truly yours, T. Taylor KY Spadafora. CHICAGO - NEW YORK - WASHINGTON,D.C. - DALLAS - ST. LOUIS + LOSANGELES - SAN FRANCISCO - MINNEAPOLIS-ST, PAUL SAN JUAN + TORONTO (RERCO CANADA LIMITED)  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 5, Folder 8, Document 32 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/61ff4083a917f05fadf2d612cf1fccba.pdf b5ca7ac21fc143a11a94f03b86af4b6d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF .ATLANT.A CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING COLLI E R B . GL A DI N , Di r ec tor July 22, 1968 Mr. Dan Sweat Director of Governmental Liaison Mayor's Office City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Dan: We have reviewed Section 413 11 Low and Moderate Income Housing in Residential Urban Renewal Areas" as it appears in the Report of the House Banking and Currency Committee on the 11 Housing and Urban Development Act Of 1968, II It is our understanding that the Atlanta Housing Authority has also reviewed these materials and expressed concern about restraints which said section might impose, namely, an economic diversification of housing units and possible conflicts between local and national goals impeding achievement of the highest and best use of land. In that we share these same feelings we shall not reiterate them here . Instead we would like to offer some suggestions which we feel might strengthen this section, while at the same time offering some alternatives to those cities to be affected by it. The suggestions are : (I ) Let the 20% provision as currently written in the law remain as it is, but add the requirement of a locally developed low to moderate income housing program outside of u rba n renewal are a s . Such a loc a lly developed program could be sub jected to rev iew as necessary by the Secretary of HUD in much the same way a s th e Wo rka ble Program for Communi ty Improveme nt (WPFCI ) . �Mr. Dan Sweat 2. July 22, 1968 (2) Use the 50% requirement, but state it somewhat differently. It should be restated to the effect that, if possible, 50% or more low to moderate income housing units should be developed in predominantly residential reuse projects to rehouse those families and individuals originally displaced. If this requirement is found to be in conflict with local goals, the City shal I then create or cause to be created in other areas of the city that percentage of units not attained within the urban renewal project area, or (3) Use the 50% or more requirement, but enhance its use. Congress might give thought to creating inducements or incentives to cities applying themselves towards the end of creating low to moderate income housing units. For example, in those urban renewal projects (predominantly residential) wherein 50% or more of the units are designed for low to moderate income housing, it would be desirable to accomplish economic diversity, and a cohesive"planned community" (including but not limited to commercial areas, community centers, schools, parks and other residential amenities). The proposals should be imaginative and innovative, but practical and economically feasible, They would be subjected to the normal review by the Secretary of HUD, but upon acceptance wou Id be eligible for 80/20 or 90/10 financing in lieu of the standard I/3rd 2/3rds arrangement . Thank you for the oppostunity of commenting on these materials. Sincerely yours, ~ Collier B. Gladin Planning Director C BG/ jp � 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 CITY OF ATLANTA CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel, 522-4463 Area Code 404 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING COLLIER B. GLADIN, Director July 22, 1968 Mr. Dan Sweat Director of Governmental Liaison Mayor's Office City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Dan: We have reviewed Section 413 "Low and Moderate Income Housing in Residential Urban Renewal Areas" as it appears in the Report of the House Banking and Currency Committee on the "Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968," |t is our understanding that the Atlanta Housing Authority has also reviewed these materials and expressed concern about restraints which said section might impose, namely, an economic diversification of housing units and possible conflicts between local and national goals impeding achievement of the highest and best use of land. In that we share these same feelings we shall not reiterate them here. Instead we would like to offer some suggestions which we feel might strengthen this section, while at the same time offering some alternatives to those cities to be affected by it, The suggestions are; (1) Let the 20% provision as currently written in the law remain as it is, but add the requirement of a locally developed low to moderate income housing program outside of urban renewal areas. Such a locally developed program could be subjected to review as necessary by the Secretary of HUD in much the same way as the Workable Program for Community Improvement (WPFCI). Mr. Dan Sweat 2 July 22, 1968 (2) Use the 50% requirement, but state it somewhat differently. It should be restated to the effect that, if possible, 50% or more low to moderate income housing units should be developed in predominantly residential reuse projects to rehouse those families and individuals originally displaced. If this requirement is found to be in conflict with local goals, the City shall then create or cause to be created in other areas of the city that percentage of units not attained within the urban renewal project area, or (3) Use the 50% or more requirement, but enhance its use. Congress might give thought to creating inducements or incentives to cities applying themselves towards the end of creating low to moderate income housing units. For example, in those urban renewal projects (predominantly residential) wherein 50% or more of the units are designed for low to moderate income housing, it would be desirable to accomplish economic diversity, and a cohesive'planned community" (including but not limited to commercial areas, community centers, schools, parks and other residential amenities). The proposals should be imaginative and innovative, but practical and economically feasible. They would be subjected to the normal review by the Secretary of HUD, but upon acceptance would be eligible for 80/20 or 90/10 financing in lieu of the standard |/3rd - 2/3rds arrangement. Thank you for the oppostunity of commenting on these materials. CBG/jp Sincerely yours, CAM, Collier B. Gladin Planning Director  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 5, Folder 8, Document 31 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f4e69f98e6732ce0e5db2e54470c62ee.pdf bf5974e58eccf243e903e9857a5024f4 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF .ATLA.NTA. CITY HALL July 10, 1968 ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN , JR ., MAYOR CECIL A. ALE XANDER , Chairman Housing Resources Committee MALCOLM D. JONES Housing Coordinator MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Director of Governmental Li aison Re your note for my thoughts on attached explanation of Section 413 "Low and Moderate Income Housing in Residential Ur ban Renewal Ar eas", in. rei)ort of the House Banking and Currency Committee on the "Housing and Ur ban Development Ac t o f 1 9 68", I have had some dif f iculty in understa nding the explanation. This may be partially because of the poor reproduction of page 53. The first word of line 14 of page 53 reads "adequate l y". This is confusing, in v iew of the tenor of the remainde r of the paragraph. I belie v e this wo1·d should read "inadequately". My understanding of the explanation is that whereas, currently i n any Ur ban Renew al P roject to be de v eloped f or predominently r esidential use, at least 20% of the units to be developed must be standa r d and o f low and moderate c ost, whe r eas the proposed amendment r eq uir es that 50% o f the units to be de v eloped in al l Ur ban Renewa l Are as i n a c ommu ni ty must be o f low a nd moderate cost (with at le a st 20% o f them f a l l ing i n the c a t e go r y designed f o r l ow-income fami l i e s ). Th e p r oposed req uirements would not b e r etroactiv e, but woul d a pp ly to f uture Ur ban Rene wal Pr oject s . In vi e w o f the diffi cult y wh i ch we h a ve a lready e xper i enced wit h respect to the pr op osed de v e l opme nt o f the Fede r a l Pen Sit e, whe reby initiall y the Housing Au tho ri ty d id n ot p r o p os e to h av e c ons tr uc t ed on it o nly un its f o r the lowes t i n c ome fami lies ; and the posit ion wh i c h the Housing Resourc e s Commi t te e too k i n opposi tion to tha t p r o p osal; and the supp o rt received fr om t h e Ma yor o n t h e p ositi o n t aken by the Housing Resources Committe e; it thus appe ars to me that the proposed change is probably justified . If Urban Renewal is to accomplish its primary purpose of providing adequate housing for the lowest as well as moderate income families, I do not share Hugh Meilds f eeling that the proposed change would hurt a community or unduly restrict and deprive the Urban Renewal program of the flexibility i t needs. �Mr. Dan E . Sweat, J r . July 10, 1968 Page 2 Rec ommend that no a c tion be taken by the Mayor's office to oppose adoption of the proposed change. ~G,;.-{::;..,c.,&,<,_..,__~.,,......,,U?l..,...._-Z.-~ Malcolm Housing MDJ/mac Enc l: Memorandum with attached mater i al dated July 2, 1 968 , with extra c t from Housing and Urban Dev elopment Act of 1968. � 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 CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 July 10, 1968 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairman Housing Resources Committee MALCOLM D. JONES Housing Coordinator MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Director of Governmental Liaison Re your note for my thoughts on attached explanation of Section 413 "Low and Moderate Income Housing in Residential Urban Renewal Areas", in report of the House Banking and Currency Committee on the "Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968", I have had some difficulty in understanding the explanation. This may be partially because of the poor reproduction of page 53. The first word of line 14 of page 53 reads "adequate!y". This is confusing, in view of the tenor of the remainder of the paragraph. I believe this word should read "inadequately". My understanding of the explanation is that whereas, currently in any Urban Renewal Project to be developed for predominently residential use, at least 20% of the units to be developed must be standard and of low and moderate cost, whereas the proposed amendment requires that 50% of the units to be developed in all Urban Renewal Areas in a community must be of low and moderate cost (with at least 20% of them falling in the category designed for low-income families). The proposed requirements would not be retroactive, but would apply to future Urban Renewal Projects. In view of the difficulty which we have already experienced with respect to the proposed development of the Federal Pen Site, whereby initially the Housing Authority did not propose to have constructed on it only units for the lowest income families; and the position which the Housing Resources Committee took in opposition to that proposal; and the support received from the Mayor on the position taken by the HouSing Resources Committee; it thus appears to me that the proposed change is probably justified. If Urban Renewal is to accomplish its primary purpose of providing adequate housing for the lowest as well as moderate income families, I do not share Hugh Meilds feeling that the proposed change would hurt a community or unduly restrict and deprive the Urban Renewal program of the flexibility it needs. Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. July 10, 1968 Page 2 Recommend that no action be taken by the Mayor's office to oppose adoption of the proposed change. Te an n AA cle br Malcoim D.— Housing Coordinator MDJ/mac Encl: Memorandum with attached material dated July 2, 1968, with extract from Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968.  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 5, Folder 8, Document 30 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9ed622daf83c4146dd4d1f24a1abe7ee.pdf b33a2a31d6fffe48331225e68ada1172 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. July 24, 1968 Sharp-·Eoyls ton Company Realtors, Insurers 10 Auburn Avenue, }i .e.; Atlanta, Georgia 30303 A'.l.'TN: Mr . William R. Cason Dear Mr. Cs.son: Your letter of July 19, 1963 re 3arding the proposed joint Fulton County .and City of Atlanta County Line Road sewer outfall has been received. project. It appears that you were !!dsinforme<l regarding this I have this date conta cted Hr. A. T. ~-icDonald, Public Works Dire ctor for Fulton County , aud he has advi5e-tl that the County lack s the necessary funds f or this project at this t i:.ie . As a matter of inf o rmation, this ·p roj e ct comprises the installation of apprmdmatcly 16,500 ft. of sanitary out[all sewe r thr ough s:i.x land lots at a cont o f approitimately $200~000. While the City of Atl anta now has t he capab ili ty of finai1cin g i t s share of this project, the :noney is not i m:nediately available. Tbere a re sevarial ti~c con- s uming but necessary s t e ps wh ich mus t be accomplished in ordor to l et a contra ct fo r a proj e ct of this magnitu<la . A formal a greeraent rnust be obtained be tween t he City and the County rela tive to the cost participation in this proj ~ct. This i s requ ired bef ore the City • 3 Cor,1p t r oller will authorize any f und expenditures f or t he p:roje.ct. These funds mus t then be iippropriated into the Pub lic i-lorks Department budge t which is submitted each Sep t ember and approved e;:ic~ J anuary . Once t he f unds are app ro priated into the budget , easc1neut acquisitioa begins . On l G, 50 1) ft. of se~'1er , the time required for obtaining the::;e easenents is quite l engthy . o �Paie 2. Sharp-Boylston Coopany July 24, 1963 contracts can ba awarded t however, until title to ;-,11 eagements has been obtained. As you can see, a cons iderab 11~ ti me lapse would be requireu after fu!lds have been m3.da avuj_la1.le by both Fulton County ang the City of Atlanta. ~ s vc cy truly, R. W. Respes Deputy DJ.r~ctor Public Horks Department RWR :GVP;ck cc1 Mr. Malcolm Jones Housing Coordinator City of Atlanta � 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 July 24, 19638 Sharp-Zoylston Company Realtors, Insurers 10 Auburn Avenue, 4i.k. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 ATTN: Mr. William R. Cason Dear Mr. Cason: Your letter of July 19, 1968 regarding the proposed joint Fulton County and City of Atlanta County Line Road sewer outfall has been received. it appears that you were misinformed regarding this project. I have this date contacted Mr. A,T. MeDonald, Public Works Director for Fulton County, and he hag advised that the County lacks the necessary funds for this project at this tine. As a matter of information, this project comprises the installation of approximately 16,500 ft. of sanitary outfall sewer through six land lots at a cost of approximately $200,000. While the City of Atlanta now has the capability of financing its share of this project, the money is not immediately available. Thare are several time con- suming but necessary steps which must be accompiished in order to let a contract for a project of this magnitudes. A formal agreement must be obtained between the City and the County relative to the cost participation in this project. This is required before the City's Comptroller will authorize any fund expenditures for the project. These funds must then be appropriated into the Public Works Department budget which is submitted each September and approved each January. Once the funds are appropriated into the budget, easement acquisition begins. On 15,500 ft. of sewer, the time required for obtaining these easements is quite lengthy. No Pase 2, Sharp-Boylston Company July 24, 1963 contracts can be awarded, however, until title to all easements has been obtained. As you can see, a considerable time lapse would be required after funds have been wade available by both Fulton County and the City of Atlanta, \ R.W. Respess Deputy Director Public Works Department RWR:GVPick cc: Mr. Malcolm Jones Housing Coordinator City of 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 5, Folder 8, Document 29 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1f8ecba9d36606c70eeb7e98153c49fc.pdf 1690fccce8def9e0de19999ce368fe1a Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. - ~-- -·----~-------------- ·- SHARP-BOYLSTON - - ·--- JI ' Co. REALTORS • INSURORS 10 MARION BLACKWELL. JR. AUBURN AVENUE . N . E. 522·2929 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 VICE PRESIDENT AND SALES MANAGER July 19, 1968 Mr. R. W. Respess, Deputy Director Department of Public Works Suite 30 2 - City Hall 68 Mitchell Street Atlanta, Georgia 30303 ..... Re: Proposed Joint Fulton CountyAtlanta County Line Road Sewer Outfall Dear Mr. Respess: I represent National Homes Development Company of Lafayette, Indiana, in efforts to sell their property located adj a cent to County Line Road and Campbellton Road in southwest Atlanta. As a matter of information for my clients and myself, I investigated the availability of a sanitary sewer to the property. • ·1 spoke to George Pace of your department and he informed me that there was a proposed sewer outfall for the County Line tract, such proposed outfall to be a joint effort between the City of Atlanta and Fulton County. During the course of of our conversation, · Mr. Pace told me that Atlanta has been ready since 1963 to proceed with the project and was awaiting an agreement with the Fulton County Public Works De partme nt. I subsequently w ent to the Fulton Public Works D e pa rtme nt and talk e d with Mr. H. E. Philips. Mr. Philips advised me that to the best of his knowledge, Fulton County has been ready to participate since 1958 and wa s awaiting an OK from the City of Atlanta before the project was to proceed. I rea lize d a t this point, tha t evide ntly the re wa s a l a ck of recent communication on this project between the two d e partments and it was not my place to intervene. During a second conversation with Mr. Pace, CONTR IBUT IN G TO ATLANTA 'S GROWTH S INCE 18 81 -~ .lo,. �Mr. Respess Page 2 July 19, 1968 he suggested that I write to you and ask for a clarification of the situation. Perhaps you could communicate with Mr. Philips or with Turner McDonald in Fulton County Public Works to clarify the present status of the joint project. I want to make it clear that I do not blame anyone, and that I merely recognize that we are all people. Therefore, , I would appreciate very much hearing from you on this at your convenience. ~1<~ William R. Cason .... WRC:bs cc: Mr. George Pace / Mr. Malcolm Jones ,V . Housing Coordinator City of Atlanta • � 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 aoe x N SHARP ~ REALTORS « INSURORS 1'o AUBURN AVENUE. WN. E. MARION BLACKWELL, JR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 522-2929 VICE PRESIDENT AND SALES MANAGER July 19, 1968 Mr. R. W. Respess, Deputy Director Department of Public Works Suite 302 - City Hall 68 Mitchell Street Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Re: Proposed Joint Fulton County- Atlanta County Line Road Sewer Outfall Dear Mr. Respess: I represent National Homes Development Company of-Lafayette, Indiana, in efforts to sell their property located adjacent to County Line Road and Campbellton Road in southwest Atlanta. As a matter of information for my clients and myself, I investigated the availability of a sanitary sewer zi to the property. ‘I spoke to George Pace of your department and he informed me that there was a proposed sewer outfall for the County Line tract, such proposed outfall to be a joint effort between the City of Atlanta and Fulton County. During the course of of our conversation, Mr. Pace told me that Atlanta has been ready since 1963 to proceed with the project and was awaiting an agreement with the Fulton County Public Works Department. I subsequently went to the Fulton Public Works Department and talked with Mr. H. E. Philips. Mr. Philips advised me that to the best of his knowledge, Fulton County has been ready to participate since 1958 and was awaiting an OK from the City of Atlanta before the project was to proceed. I realized at this point, that evidently there was a lack of recent communication on this project between the two departments and it was not my place to intervene. During a second conversation with Mr. Pace, CONTRIBUTING TO ATLANTA'S GROWTH SINCE 1881 Mr. Respess Page 2 July 19, 1968 he suggested that I write to you and ask for a clarification of the situation. Perhaps you could communicate with Mr. Philips or with Turner McDonald in Fulton County Public Works to clarify the present status of the joint project. I want to make it clear that I do not blame anyone, and that I merely recognize that we are all people. Therefore, _, I would appreciate very much hearing from you on this at your convenience. Sincergly, William R. Cason WRC:bs cc: Mr. George Pace Mr. Malcolm ranen ee Housing Coordinator City of 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 5, Folder 8, Document 28 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/4004897220a07e98a8453c71a7b7f2ef.pdf 7ba5c2e003118cd5abded78299923646 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. U l1St 7 t 1968 ORAND TO: yor Iv n All n, Jr. 1960) hen ch of th 7th pPJlrently to pout 221 , ingl t of LL 6 nd bout h l pr vio ly zon d,- xpr nt of o -~ ot th t bou ing . l c th n of p ttiv pric r pr bl bich lton County ched f u Ace ble C blic Wo 1 n effort t us imp ta 00 .' • , � 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 August 7, 1968 MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Several years ago (around 1960) when much of the 7th Ward was rezoned from R-5 to R-4, apparently to keep out 221 single family low-cost housing developments, most of LL 64 and about half of LL 44, 14th District (FF9 were left R-5, as previously zoned, expressly for the purpose of permitting development of low-cost housing. However, such development did not occur because of the lack then of adequate sanitary sewer. Most of the land is now again on the market, at competitive prices, for low-income housing development. However, the sewer problem which requires a joint effort on the part of both the City and Fulton County is essentially the same now as then, as evidence by the attached correspondence, It appears from the attached letters that both the City and Fulton County now have the financial capacity for the necessary development, but which is dependent on formulation of a formal agfeement between the City and the County relative to cost participation in this project. Accomplishment of this project could open up several hundred acres of useable land to low-income housing development which is badly needed. Recommend that the Construction Department of the City and the Public Works Department of the County be requested to get together soon in an effort fo formalize an agreement and commence construction on this important out-fall sanitary sever line as soon as possible. Respectfully, Malcolm D. Jones Housing Coordinator cc:Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Mr. Cecil Alexander Bncls; Copy letter from Sharp-Boylston Co., dated July 19, 1968 Copy letter from Deputy Director, Public Works Department, dated July 24, 1968  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 5, Folder 8, Document 27 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/130d45ee54151600aa1bf6aa6f53ce61.pdf bf930efbcfef22acdf1a85ad3858fb39 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D. C. 20410 JUL 3 11968 Honorable Fletcher Thompson House Of Representatives Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Thompson: Thank you for your letter of July 9, 1968 in which you expressed a desire to have Atlanta, Georgia selected as a city to participate in the In-City Experimental Housing Project. As of the present time no cities have been selected or rejected for a role in the experimental project. Kaiser Engineers, the prime contractor, is reviewing the information obtained in Phase I of the contract . When their review is complete, the information will be submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development which will make the final selections. Let me assure you that Atlanta will be given every consideration possible for inclusion. Thank you for your interest. yours , .U/4.~,..-----Weaver � 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 | : THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT s WASHINGTON, D.C. 20410 JUL 31 1968 Honorable Fletcher Thompson House Of Representatives Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Thompson: Thank you for your letter of July 9, 1968 in which you expressed a desire to have Atlanta, Georgia selected as a city to participate in the In-City Experimental Housing Project. As of the present time no cities have been selected or rejected for a role in the experimental project. Kaiser Engineers, the prime contractor, is reviewing the information obtained in Phase I of the contract. When their review is complete, the information will be submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development which will make the final selections. Let me assure you that Atlanta will be given every consideration possible for inclusion. Thank you for your interest. Sin ly yours, MWhemus— obert C. Weaver  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 5, Folder 8, Document 26 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1a71378e7fb41330c4562bf5253eaeb6.pdf daeaf607d9f85ff0b47670a0a957866b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ~ ~ 143.215.248.55 //} F!-ETCHER THOMPSON M E;MBER OF CONGRESS 16 RICHARD ASHWORTH ADMINISTRATIVE A SS ISTANT ~ ~R~H ;U ,, D~G 5TH DI STRICT, GEORGIA QCongrtss of tbt Wnitcb ~tatc~ · 327 OLD POST OFFICE'. , ATLANTA J,ouse of l\epresentatibt11 i!Da~fugtou, 119. "~ August 12, 1968 Honorable Ivan Allen , Jr. Mayor, City of Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Ivan : Enclosed is a response I've received from the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development concerning Atlanta's inclusion in the list of cities to participate in the In-City Ex perimental Housing Project. Be assured that I shall continue to press for Atlanta's inclusion in this project . With kindest personal regards , I am Yours very truly , ~ FLETCHER THOMP SON Member of Congr ess FT/pm Enclos ure 30303 � 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 FLETCHER THOMPSON Ke tse IN ORTH BUILDING MEMBER OF CONGRESS ‘ASHINGTON, D.c. 20515 RICHARD ASHWORTH 5TH District, Georcia ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Congress of the Ginited States ‘ 327 OLD Post Orrice, ATLANTA 30303 Bouse of Representatives Washington, B. C. August 12, 1968 Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor, City of Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Ivan: Enclosed is a response I've received from the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development con- cerning Atlanta's inclusion in the list of cities to participate in the In-City Experimental Housing Project. Be assured that I shall continue to press for Atlanta's inclusion in this project. With kindest personal regards, I am Yours very truly, Jple— FLETCHER THOMPSON Member of Congress FT/pm Enclosure  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 5, Folder 8, Document 25 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f58a1388f2eae1f3d2e68144b8c784be.pdf bb4a8e7427a6976f4d31d054de12ca9d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. • • _) ·--' INTERFAITH, INC. Atlanta, Georgia 'Io: All Interested Persons From: Trustees Interfaith, Inc. is now a fact. Incorp.oration ho.s been completed. The initial meeting of the Board of Trustees was held on December 5tl:~. Routine but ne_cessary organizational actions were taken at that meeting. There will be more meetings of the Trustees soon. Attached is a fact sheet explaining the status of the corporation. According to the by-laws the ann:ual meeting of the Members of Interf~ith, Inc. · will be held on the fast Tuesday in January (the 30th). Between now and then frequent meetings" of the Trustees will be necessary, s_o we will not be able to mail notices for each meeting to e_;.eryone on our mailing list, Listed below is the _ name, address, telephone number, and member -organization of each of the Trustees. Please contact one of the Trustees for meeting dates or other information. Meetings are open to any interested person or organization. We hope that many more churches and religious organizations will join Int~rfaith, Inc, The requirements io~ membership are conta.i ned in the by-laws_ and are , sum;. marized in the attached fact sheet. Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta: Noel Burtenshaw 136 W. Wesley Rd., NW Atlanta, Ga. 3 0 3 0 5 261 - 1 0 0 0 St. Bede's Episcopal Church: Claude E. Hancock 3591 Summitr:idge Drive Doraville, Ga, 30040 938-0492 Christ Church, United Presbyterian: Richard Long 1437 !·f olly Lane, NE Atlanta, Ga. 30329 636-4734 Church of the Atonement, United Presbyterian: - ~ Chester Marty 314 Eureka Drive, NE Atlanta, Ga, 30305 233-5595 Church of the Master, United Presbyterian: Alphonso McGhee 2573 Tilson Drive, SE Atlanta , Ga. 30317 378-6796 St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Chur.ch Ronald H. Pearce 1861 Crestline Drive, Atlanta, Ga. 30329 636-6797 Trinity Presbyt:!rian Church: Horace Sibley 434 Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. 30303 525-0481 Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta · John Steinichen III 1863 Merrimac Court, NE _Atlanta, Ga. 30329 636- 2723 �I / 1,.. J -...;/ ,/ / ,. / / • • \ . . } ~" / / .' / Interfaith, Inc. Six mc.tropolitan Atlanta area churches plus the Catholic Archdiocese have recently formed a non-profit housing corporation ·known as Interfaith, Inc; The objective of the corporation is to help improve housing conditions throughout the metropolitan area, with emphasis on sponsor::,hip of new or rehabilitated housing for low and mode~ate income families, 'The six churches that are the founding members, in addition to the Archdiocese, are: St. Bartholomew's Episcopal; St. Bede's Episcopal; Chur.ch of the Atonement, United Presbyterian; Church of the Master, United Presbyterian; Trinity Presbyterian Church; and the Unitarian Universalist Congre-gation of Atlanta. In addition, Christ Chu,;ch,. United Presbyterian, joined at the initial meeting. Additional members are welcome. Members can be churches, religious organizations, and s·imilar institutions. Each member organization designates the individual who will represent it on the Board of Trustees of the corporation. At the organizational meeting of the corporation held by the Trustees in De-· cember, by-laws were adopted, and the following officers were elected to serve until the annual meeting on January 30th: John Steinichen III, Chairman and President; Noel Burtenshaw, Secretary; and Chester Marty, Treasurer. The by-laws specify the following requirements for membership in Interfaith, Inc. · The organization desiring membership mus_t officially endorse participation in the corporation and designate its representative on the Boa_r d of Trustees. A majority vote of the existing members is required to add new members. Annual membership dues are $100 per member. The by-laws also provide for Associate Members. These are organizations that cannot pay the annual membership dues of $100. Associate Members win · not have representation on the Board of Trustees or a vote on policies, although they can otherwise participate in corporate meetings and activities, Individual Member organizations have no financial obligations other than the membership dues. Legal liabilities are limited to the corporation and do not extend to the Members. The Trustees have neither financial nor legal liabilities as individuals. Attached is a list of the Trustees, thefr addresses and their telephone numbe r s. For additional information, contact one of them. � 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 “a INTERFAITH, INC, Atlanta, To: <All Interested Persons From: Trustees Interfaith, Inc. is now a fact. Incorporation has been completed. Georgia The initial meeting of the Board of Trustees was held on December 5th. Routine but neces- sary organizational actions were taken at that meeting. Attached is a fact sheet explaining the status of meetings of the Trustees soon. the corporation, There will be more According to the by-laws the annual meeting of the Members of Interfaith, Inc. ° will be held on the last Tuesday in January (the 30th). Between now and then fre- quent meetings of the Trustees will be necessary, so we will not be able to mail notices for each meeting to everyone on our mailing list. Listed below is the name, address, telephone number, and member-organization of each of the Trus- tees. Please contact one of the Trustees for meeting dates or other information. Meetings are open to any interested person or organization. We hope that many more churches and religious organizations will join Interfaith, Inc. The requirements for membership are contained in the by-laws and are sum- marized in the attached fact sheet. Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta: Noel Burtenshaw 136 W. Wesley Rd., NW Atlanta, Ga. 30305 261-1000 St. Bede's Episcopal Church: Claude E. Hancock 3591 Summitridge Drive Doraville, Ga, 30040 938-0492 Christ Church, United Presbyterian: Richard Long 1437 Holly Lane, NE Atlanta, Ga. 30329 636-4734 Church of the Atonement, United Presbyterian: Chester Marty 314 Eureka Drive, NE Atlanta, Ga. 30305 233-5595 Atlanta, Ga. 30329 Church of the Mortars United Pres- byterian: Alphonso McGhee 2573 Tilson Drive, SE Atlanta , Ga. 30317 378-6796 St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Ronald H. Pearce 1861 Crestline Drive, Atlanta, Ga. 30329 636-6797 Trinity Presbyterian Church: Horace Sibley 434 Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. 30303 525-0481 Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta John Steinichen III 1863 Merrimac Court, NE 636-2723 -i Interfaith, Inc, Six metropolitan Atlanta area churches plus the Catholic Archdiocese have recently formed a non-profit housing corporation known as Interfaith, Inc: The objective of the corporation is to help improve housing conditions through- out the metropolitan area, with emphasis on sponsorship of new or rehabili- tated housing for low and moderate income families. The six churches that are the founding members, in addition to the Archdio- cese, are: St. Bartholomew's Episcopal; St. Bede's Episcopal; Church of the Atonement, United Presbyterian; Church of the Master, United Presby- terian; Trinity Presbyterian Church; and the Unitarian Universalist Congre- _ , gation of Atlanta. In addition, Christ Church, United Presbyterian, joined at the initial meeting. Additional members are welcome, Members can be churches, religious or- ganizations, and similar institutions, Each member organization designates the individual who will represent it on the Board of Trustees of the corporation. At the organizational meeting of the corporation held by the Trustees in De- cember, by-laws were adopted, and the following officers were elected to ,serve until the annual meeting on January 30th: John Steinichen III, Chairman and President; Noel Burtenshaw, Secretary; and Chester Marty, Treasurer. The by-laws specify the following requirements for membership in Interfaith, Inc, The organization desiring membership must officially endorse participa- tion in the corporation and designate its representative on the Board of Trus- tees, A majority vote of the existing members is required to add new members. Annual membership dues are $100 per member. The by-laws also provide for Associate Members, These are organizations that cannot pay the annual membership dues of $100. Associate Members will not have representation on the Board of Trustees or a vote on policies, al- though they can otherwise participate in corporate meetings and activities. Individual Member organizations have no financial obligations other than the membership dues, Legal liabilities are limited to the corporation and do not extend to the Members. The Trustees have neither financial nor legal liabili- ties as individuals, Attached is a list of the Trustees, their addresses and their telephone num- bers, For additional information, contact one of them,  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 5, Folder 8, Document 24 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/8bec59e7a5167972de13054c8831851a.pdf 423ba9716a06bb6d97e0c5b349de6ebe Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE August 14, 1968 Low-income Housing Programs Applicable to Unincorporated Areas of Neighboring Counties Under the National Housing Act, Cities and Counties can participate in all of the Special Housing Programs providing ' that they have satisfortorily complied with Government regulations and have an approved Workable Program. The following Cities have complied in all respects and their Workable Programs are presently effective: Atlanta College Park Decatur Marietta Other Cities and Counties in the Metropolitan area have either permitted their Workable Program to expire or have never submitted a Workable Program for approval. . l RENT SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM~ Separate and distinct from the Federal aid programs administered through local housing autho~ities, r but .serving the same income group, is the rent supplement program; which ·was established by the Housing Act of 1965 and administered ·by FHA. Under the rent supplement program, a qualified-tenant pays 25 percent of monthly income toward rent. His rent supplement, provided by the Federal Government, is the difference between the 25 percent and the full market rent for the dwelling unit he occupies. To qualify for rent1.. supplement help · a · tenant must: ... 1. Have an income within prescribed limits (no more than would be allowed for public housing tenancy in the same geographic area)~ 2. Have no . m0t~ ,assets, aside from income, than $2,000 ($5,000 · for the elderly). 3. Be one of the following: 62 ·years of age or olde r Physically handicapp e d Be displaced from home by government action Living in substandard housing A victim of natural disaster to the home in which he is or was living �Page 2 Sponsors or owners of rent supplement projects must be one of the following: 1. A nonprofit organization (labor, fraternal, church, or other group). 2. A limited dividend corporation (realtors, builders, developers, etc.). 3. A cooperative housing corporation. Arrangements for rent supplement payments are made under contract between the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the housing owner. Housing under the rent supplement program is financed with mortgages insured under HUD programs at the market rate of interest. The housing, of whatever type, is built, owned, and managed by private industry. Must either have a Workable Program in effect or must have approval of City or County Officials having jurisdiction. FHA - SECTION 221 (h) - Rehabilitation and resale of existing homes (detached, semi-detached or row houses). Workable Program not required. These projects must be in groups of not less than five units. The program is administered directly by FHA. The local special representative is Mr. Kenneth L. Finn, FHA State Office, 230 Peachtree St., N.W., 3rd Floor, Atlanta, Georgia, Telephone 526-6594. LEASING PROGRAM - Communities that wishto use housing subsidies to house low-inc ome families through LHA's must meet certain statutory conditions and administrative requirements. The following are the most important: The locality must have, or must establish, a Local Housing Authority (LHA) Except for the Leasing Program, the locality must have a Workable Program for Community Improvement approved by the Secretary of HUD and currently in effect. (A Workable Program includes seven elements of accepted principles of good community development. These interact to deal with the problem of slums and blight and help to establish stable neighborhoods suitable for an adequate. family life. HUD publications describing Workable Program requirements are available.) In the Leasing Program, the local governing body must approve use of the program in the locality. (In other programs, each project must be approved by the governing body, which must also ente r into a cooperation agreement with the LHA. The agreement covers such matters as tax �~age 3 exemption, payments in lieu of taxes, and provision of the usual municipal services.) Low-rent programs are subject to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibiting ~iscrimination. PUBLIC HOUSING - (Turnkey or Conventional - May be constructed and operated by the Atlanta Housing Authority in unincorporated areas of neighboring counties, which do not have certified Workable Programs, within 10 miles distance of the City Limits of Atlanta. Concurrence of County Commissioners is required and they must agree that necessary community facilities will be provided the projects. Public Housing (including Turnkey) may consist of a variety of types of structures, i.e., high rise multi-family, garden type apartments, duplexes and single-family houses, or any conbination of these in the same or separte developments. There is a very strong desire on the part of many low-income families for single-family houses. Many famalies of course are not financially _able to purchase even the lowest cost (221 d (2)) houses. Such can be developed however as Public Housing (including Turnkey) and later sold to the occupants, as they become financially able to qualify. The Federal Government is currently encouraging this type of development under Public Housing. 221 d (2) SINGLE-FAMILY SALES HOUSING - This FHA insured mortgage program can be placed almost anywhere, where appropriate zoning e x ists and is not restricted to locations .w hich have Workable Pr ograms. FHA insuredlilOrtgages (30-40 years) may be obtained at approx imately 100% of appraisal. The down payment is only $ 200 f or those who hold certificates as displaced by gov~rnmental action and slightly more ( $ 350 to $400)for anyone who qualifies financially and h a s a good credit record. The ma x imum FHA insured mortgages on these houses in the Atlanta Metropoli t an area has been $12,500, but has recently been incre ased under the Housing Act of 1968 to $15,000. This should cause a ve r y much needed boost in this program. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION - An Atlant a family, or one residing in neighbor ing ru ra l a r e a s, may be able to build a home in a ru ra l area unde r th i s p r ogra m, wh i ch is limited to onl y low and moderate income f am ilies, which c a nno t qu a lify fo r conventiona l loa ns t h r ough loc a l lending i nst i t uti o ns. Th e r e i s no st at utor y limit a tion on size o r cost o f t he h omes t o b e bu i lt. However f r om a p ra c ti c a l st and point s uch homes do n o t us ua l ly exc eed about 1400 sq . ft . o f l ivi ng spa ce and max i mum mortgage s ar e ab out $14,000. Home are generally withi n t he $ 10 , 000 -$12 ,000 ra n ge. Th e re i s no design criteria spec ifi e d. Intere st is 5% straight; 33 year mo rtgage, which may be as high as 100% o f appra i sed fa i r value. Loans ar e insured by the Farmers Home Administration. There is no d o wn payme nt r e quir e d. However purchaser must pay for title certific ate and recording fees. Mortgage limitations are based on family income, with maximum income considered $7,000. Payments are on an annual basis, although mortgagors with income of less than about $5,000 per year are required to make monthly payments. The Farmers Home Administration is willing to accept applications from �I I. Page 4 Atlanta residents who qualify and wish to build a low-cost home in a rural area. State Director of this program is Mr. S. L~ VanLandingham, PeachtreeSeventh Building. Details pertaining to this program are contained in Pamphlet PA-476, Rural Housing Loans, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farmers Home Administration. CONVENTIONAL FINANCING - In addition to the above Federal assisted programs, apartment developments under conventional financing, with no Federal assistance, are of course feasible and are taking place constantly where land prices are favorable, necessary utilities exist and where appropriate zoning and required permits can be obtained. In fact to date, since Atlanta's accelerated Low-income Housing Program was initiated, November 15, 1966, 50% more units have actually been constructed in Atlanta, under Conventional financing, than under all of the Federal assisted programs combined. These however generally serve the moderate income families ($5,000 - $8,000 income) and are not available to the lowest income families ($3,000 or below). This latter requirement can currently be met only through Public Housing; whereas, the Federal assisted programs generally serve requirements of families in the intermediate $3,000 - $5,000 bracket. � 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 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE August 14, 1968 Low-income HouSing Programs Applicable to Unincorporated Areas of Neighboring Counties Under the National Housing Act, Cities and Counties can participate in all of the Special Housing Programs providing that they have satisfortorily complied with Government regulations and have an approved Workable Program. The following Cities have complied in all respects and their Workable Programs are presently effective: | Atlanta College Park Decatur Marietta Other Cities and Counties in the Metropolitan area have either permitted their Workable Program to expire or nave: never PapEsE eS a Workable Program for approval. RENT SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM - Separate and distinct from the Federal aid programs administered through local housing authorities, -but serving the Same income group, is the rent supplement program, which ‘was established by the Housing Act of 1965 and administered by FHA. Under the rent supplement program, a qualified:tenant pays 25 percent of monthly income toward rent. His rent supplement, provided by the Federal Government, is the difference between the 25 percent and the full market rent for the dwelling unit he occupies. To qualify for rent: supplement help a tenant must:. 1. Have an income within prescribed limits (no more than would be allowed for public housing tenancy in the same geographic area). 2. Have no more assets, aside from income, than $2,000 ($5,000: for the elderly). 3. Be one of the following: 62 years of age or older Physically handicapped Be displaced from home by government action Living in substandard housing A victim of natural disaster to the home in which he is or was living Page 2 Sponsors or owners of rent supplement projects must be one of the following: 1. A nonprofit organization (labor, fraternal, church, or other group). 2. A limited dividend corporation (realtors, builders, developers, etc.). 3. A cooperative housing corporation. Arrangements for rent supplement payments are made under contract between the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the housing owner. Housing under the rent supplement program is financed with mortgages insured under HUD programs at the market rate of interest. The housing, of whatever type, is built, owned, and managed by private industry. Must either have a Workable Program in effect or must have approval of City or County Officials having jurisdiction. FHA - SECTION 221 (h) - Rehabilitation and resale of existing homes (detached, semi-detached or row houses). Workable Program not required. These projects must be in groups of not less than five units. The program is administered directly by FHA. The local special representative is Mr. Kenneth L. Finn, FHA State Office, 230 Peachtree St., N.W., 3rd Floor, Atlanta, Georgia, Telephone 526-6594, LEASING PROGRAM - Communities that wishto use housing subsidies to house low-income families through LHA's must meet certain statutory conditions and administrative requirements. The following are the most important: The locality must have, or must establish, a Local Housing Authority (LHA) Except for the Leasing Program, the locality must have a Workable Program for Community Improvement approved by the Secretary of HUD and currently in effect. (A Workable Program includes seven elements of accepted principles of good community development. These interact to deal with the problem of slums and blight and help to establish stable neighborhoods suitable for an adequate family life. HUD publications describing Workable Program requirements are available.) In the Leasing Program, the local governing body must approve use of the program in the locality. (In other programs, each project must be approved by the governing body, which must also enter into a cooperation agreement with the LHA. The agreement covers Such matters as tax Page 3 exemption, payments in lieu of taxes, and provision of the usual municipal services.) Low-rent programs are Subject to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibiting discrimination. PUBLIC HOUSING - (Turnkey or Conventional - May be constructed and operated by the Atlanta Housing Authority in unincorporated areas of neighboring counties, which do not have certified Workable Programs, within 10 miles distance of the City Limits of Atlanta. Concurrence of County Commissioners is required and they must agree that necessary community facilities will be provided the projects. Public Housing (including Turnkey) may consist of a variety of types of structures, i.e., high rise multi-family, garden type apartments, duplexes and Single-family houses, or any conbination of these in the Same or separte developments. There is a very strong desire on the part of many low-income families for single-family houses. Many famalies of course are not financially able to purchase even the lowest cost (221 d (2)) houses. Such can be developed however as Public Housing (including Turnkey) and later sold to the occupants, as they become financially able to qualify. The Federal Government is currently encouraging this type of development under Public Housing. 221 d (2) SINGLE-FAMILY SALES HOUSING - This FHA insured mortgage program can be placed almost anywhere, where appropriate zoning exists and is not restricted to locations.which have Workable Programs. FHA insured mortgages (30-40 years) may be obtained at approximately 100% of appraisal. The down payment is only $200 for those who hold certificates as displaced by governmental action and slightly more ($350 to $400)for anyone who qualifies financially and has a good credit record. The maximum FHA insured mortgages on these houses in the Atlanta Metropolitan area has been $12,500, but has recently been increased under the Housing Act of 1968 to $15,000. This should cause a very much needed boost in this program. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION - An Atlanta family, or one residing in neighboring rural areas, may be able to build a home in a rural area under this program, which is limited to only low and moderate income families, which cannot qualify for conventional loans through local lending institutions. There is no statutory limitation on size or cost of the homes to be built. However from a practical standpoint such homes do not usually exceed about 1400 sq. ft. of living space and maximum mortgages are about $14,000. Home are generally within the $10,000-$12,000 range. There is no design criteria specified. Interest is 5% straight; 33 year mortgage, which may be as high as 100% of appraised fair value. Loans are insured by the Farmers Home Administration, There is no down payment required. However purchaser must pay for title certificate and recording fees. Mortgage limitations are based on family income, with maximum income considered $7,000. Payments are on an annual basis, although mortgagors with income of less than about $5,000 per year are required to make monthly payments. The Farmers Home Administration is Willing to accept applications from Page 4 Atlanta residents who qualify and wish to build a low-cost home in a rural area. State Director of this program is Mr. S. L. VanLandingham, Peachtree- Seventh Building. Details pertaining to this program are contained in Pamphlet PA-476, Rural Housing Loans, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farmers Home Administration. CONVENTIONAL FINANCING - In addition to the above Federal assisted programs, apartment developments under conventional financing, with no Federal assistance, are of course feasible and are taking place constantly where land prices are favorable, necessary utilities exist and where appropriate zoning and required permits can be obtained. In fact to date, Since Atlanta's accelerated Low-income Housing Program was initiated, November 15, 1966, 50% more units have actually been constructed in Atlanta, under Conventional financing, than under all of the Federal assisted programs combined. These however generally serve the moderate income families ($5,000 - $8,000 income) and are not available to the lowest income families ($3,000 or below). This latter requirement can currently be met only through Public Housing; whereas, the Federal assisted programs generally serve requirements of families in the inter- mediate $3,000 - $5,000 bracket.  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 5, Folder 8, Document 23 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f98e6bdaed3c3f6d03ba576f54e40d3e.pdf aaea257b06411e54ec801478fde9e546 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Augu t l6, 196 ,.- . Fr · nk Cr-tr Pop, C rter Co. John Hancoc Building 230 Houston tre t Atl nt , Ge.orgi 30303 11 �r. - r Pa c rte1" Au t 16, l 6 2 . 1 ) .. • �llr ... g r _nk C rt r August 16, 1968 3 wort · y f I can r:ut ho very of turt r s 1st nc t.o you in tb ful ff rt, pl e c 11 on • 1n-c rely, Jon di tor /: C cc: el I 1 / 0 1 ) � 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 August 16, 1968 Mr. Frank Carter Pope, Carter & Co. John Hancock Building 230 Houston Street Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mr. Carter: Pursuant to our recent telephone conversation and instructions from Mayor Allen, enclosed is a brief outline of Federal Assisted programs which are approriate for development of low-income housing in unincorporated areas of Counties adjacent to the City of Atlanta. Certain Federal programs, for example, the FHA insured mortgage 221 d (3) program which has been the work horse of Federally assisted low-income housing through private enterprise, are not legally eligible for commitment in unincorporated areas of adjacent Counties, because they do not have Workahbhe Progrmm. DeKalb previously had a Workable Progra} but let it lapse. As a result of this Federal Policy, a number of substantial Federal assisted low-income housing projects have been lost, which could have materially benefited the City of Atlanta and the Metropolitan area. Under Federal regulations Public Housing (including Turnkey development and the Leasing Program) may be constructed and operated though entities within 10 miles of the City Limits of Atlanta, if not within the jurisdiction of another Housing Authority. lUssentially this means eee, Fulton, DeKalb and Cobb Counties and possibly Gwinnett, Douglas, Henry and Rockdale Counties. The County Commissioners are required to give their consent to Public Housing (including Turnkey) programs within their jurisdiction and must also agred@ to provide the necessary services to serve the project. Public Housing (including Turnkey) does not pay tages, but makes payments in lieu of taxes, which are usually in excess of taxes collected on the site before development. As you specifically requested, enclosed also is a copy of Cooperation Agreement between the local Housing Authority and the City of Atlanta and Fulton County. Such cooperation agreements, jenn tw do not now exist between the Housing Authority and other Counties. Mr. Frank Carter August 16, 1968 Page 2 Mr, M. B. Satterfield, Executive Director of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, has suggested that perhaps you or some of your Committee members may want to talk to the Housing Authority Attorney as to some of the legal aspects involved, Their Attorney is Mr. John Igzard, of King & Spalding, Room 434, Trust Company of Georgia Building, Telephone JA-5-0484. The Housing Act of 1968, recently adopted by Congress and Signed into law, contains a number of changes in Federal housing progrems, We do not have full details and implementing instructions on these yet. Such changes are therefore not included in the attached summary outline. However, it looks as though some of the new programs may now cause the phasing out during the next couple of years, of s@veral of the currently existing programs, including 221 d (3) and 221 h (purchase, rehabilitation and resale). Local nonprofit organizations are playing an important role in Atlanta in development and rehabilitation of low-income housing. One of these groups which appears to hold promise for substantial work in this field is a recently formed nonprofit housing develop- ment corporation known as Interfaith, Inc., whose activities are not confined to the City Limits of Atlanta, but are Metropolitan in scope. The President is John Steinichen, III. A bulletinr pertaining to the organization is attached, We in the Housing Resources Committee feel that, where circumstances permit, single-family occupancy, particularly home ownership, promotes @much more stablizing influence than multi- ae apartments, particularly for families of relatively low ncomes. In order to keep the price down within the capacity of many families to purchase and at the same time obtain reasonable increase in density over the current normal single~family City of Atlanta R-5 zoning, a minimum size lot of 5,000 sq. ft. with a minimum frontage of 50 2t. is considered desirable and I believe adequate for low-income families. This would in effect permit a 50% increase in density over the current R-5 zoning and a reduction . a per single-family lot of 33 1/3% from the current R-5 zoning. Recently, consideralbe interest has been show in developing sites under the single-family concept for Public Housing under the Turnkey program, as well as for sale under the FHA 221 d (2) insured mortgage program, both of which are feasible and are strongly advocated by the Housing Resources Committee. Mr. Frank Carter August 16, 1968 Page 3 If I can be of @urther assistance to you in this very worthy and hopeful effort, please call on me. Sincerely, Malcolm D. Jones Housing Coordinator MDJ/mec cc: Mayor Ivan Allien, Jr. Mr. Cecil A. Alexander Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Encle: Brief of Pertinent Federal Assisted Programs Copy of Cooperation Agreement (with original only) Bulletin pertaining to Interfaith, Inc.  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 5, Folder 8, Document 22 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2cd1fa2fa5f7b99afe449964a8e3fea6.pdf ec4ca7213012d3d62d1ee5429657b600 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. i'II 1NUTES SPEC IAL MEETI NG HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE VHT::I ZONING COMi'llXTTEE AND PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE OF T!-IE BOllRD OF ALDERMEN llugust 2 , 1968 The Special Meet i ng of t he ~-Xous i ng Itesources Committee wit h the Zoni ng Comittee and the Pla nning and Development Committee of the Board of ftlde r men was held at 2: 00 p .m., Fr iday, i n the ftlde r ma nic Chamb ers, Secon d Fl oor , City Ha l l . Agend a , i nvi t a t i onal notices , minutes t ake n by t he Pl anni ng Depa r t ment , reso l ut i ons, a nd o t her r e lat e d documents a re at t ached to the f ile copy of t he minutes. 1\.ttend_a nce by Memb e r s o f the Board o f Alder me n was as f o l lows: · Present: .· Rodne y M• . Cook , Cha i rman George Cots oid. s Charles Le f t wic h G. Evere tt Millica n Jack Summers Q . V • . Will i amson Sam Massell ,. J r ., . President Abse nt: John•· Flanigen Richard C. Freema n E, Gregory Griggs l . ·' / Alderman Rodney M, Coolt opened the meeting by telling the group the purpose of the meeting. He then introduced Mr 1 -Cecil A.- . Alexander, Chairman of the Housing Re s ources Committee. i Mr, . Alexander stated that the purpose of the Committee was to assist by all possible means the 10, aoo units of low and moderate income housing, . to serve as relocation f or persons to be moved by roads, s chools a nd othe r government ac tion, I I I t I Housing Resources construction of These units were urban renewal, new l '\ \ Mr. Alexander urged the Zoning Committee and Planning and Development Committee of the Board o f l ldermen to s upport the ·\'- following ( a copy of his presentation is ~ttac he d to t he f ile c opy o f these mi nutes ) : 1. Es t abl i s hme nt o f a Committee of Ald<3rmen to be responsible f or housing . 2, Rev i se the Building CodESto permit innova t ions in new techniq ues and mater i als , particula r l y i n Experiment al . Housing in t he Model Cities area. �:?age 2 3. Re vise the Non-Conforming Use Or dinance to permit structural changes in ~es idential units , to mee t requirements of the Ho using Code. 4. Stepped- up Urban Renewal program in ex isting slum areas . 5. 2,000 more Public Hous ing units. 6. Updated District Zoning Map , incl udi ng adequate areas f o r low-inc ome h o using . Draft Resol u tions for presentation to the Bo ard o f Aldermen to implement the above we re presented t o the Chairmen o f both lUderma nic Committees (and hav e since b een pr o vided e ach member of the Bo ard of lUdermen) . Reso lu tio ns ~nd Lette r s o f 29 p~om i nent Civic, Religious and Educationa l organiz at i c a s , s u p p ort ~ng t he Dou s i ng ~esources Committee p roposa l , we r e prese n ted 2nd h eve bee n _r ovid ed e ac h flld ermen . (L i st o f o rganiz at i o n s and d o cume n ts ~ t t a c h e d to fil e c o py of these IY linu tes ) . Mr . ~l ex and e r the n c all e d u pon t h e a tte nd ing memb e r s o f s up p ort ine oreaniz a t ~ons to st and to b e r e c og nized. Ab o u t 1 50 p eop l e r es p onded . Mr . n e x a nder t hen in t r o duc e d Mr . De nv er Gra y , Vice -e ha irman of t he Ho u s ine- a n d Red e ve l opr.!ent Comr.iit t e e o f t h e f tl ant a Chamb e r o f Comr.1e r ce . Mr . Gray ::;t 2ted that the ;;~ous ~i.ni:s a nd Re dev e l o p r.ie nt Corr.mi t t ee is t he Chambe r ta s k f o rce f or de aling wi t h all ma t t e r s pe r ta i ni ng t o h o us L1e; in o m: c omr1uni ty . ,.,,his includ es a nnmber o f a re a s : T he Urban Rene wzl Proera m, Public~ us ing , Cod e Enf o rc eme n t, and t h e many ot her g over nment pr ograms r e l at ed to h o u s ing ; that t he Commi tt ee ' s u ltimate goal , c o nde nsed to a s ing J.e phra s e , i s t o h e lp make available dec e n t h ous ing f or all our peopl e. He sta t ed that the Chambe r ' s p osition is tha t imrae di2te s t e ps s hould be ta~en to &dopt an updated Land Us e ?lan f or the City o f ftlan t a , from which a n ew Zonin8 Ordi nance could be evolv e d . Suc h a z onine: plan , G8id the Ch2,mber , should pr.o··, ide for adegu2te land f o r mu lti-family b ousiilg and open up land f o r increas e d density o f h o using in all quadrants of the Si ty . MT , t lexander then introduced Dr . Be njam in E . Mays, Co-Chairman of the Housing h esources Committee. Dr . Mays stated that the Aldermen should update the District Zoning M~p of the City and provide 13,a eq u.a te loc2lti ons for l ow-income housing :requi r ements . He also state d that t he people s h oul d be put in differe nt aect i ons of the C i ty only where it is economically possible . M:r . l' lex a nder then ii)troduced M:cG. fl Glenn Parham , Jr. Pres id e:it �Page 3 of the Leag u e of Women Voters . She stated that it wo u ld seem mand at or y to zone a r eas i n a ll q u a d ra n ts o f the Ci ty f or d ifferent type s o f hou s ing - l ow- rent , mul t i- f am i ly , etc. Wi tho ut thi s d i spersa l , the b ur d e n b e c omes t oo g r ea t o n cert a in ar e as - as regard s schools, r ec r eat i o na l f a c il ities , s h opp i ng comp lexes , et c . Wi th d i spers al some r esideLts wo ul d b e b etter a ble to sec ur e t r ans p or t a t i on to reac h j ob s i n o utly i ng a r eas. Sou nd p l~ nn i ng a nd jud iciou s zon i ne r e vi s i ons ar e nec e s s ar y f o r o rd e rly gr o wth . De lay in acti ng u p on a ne w zoning p lan wi ll c omp o u nd the problems. She u rged tha t ca re ful a tt e n ti o n t o b e givmto design ( b e a u t y a nd li vi ng q uali t y ) - ope n sp 2c es and p a:ck land - sup p o rtive commun i t y ser vi ces t o re duc e d a nge r of i sola ti o n a n d i n sec uri n~ c oope ra t i o n of b o th new and o ld r e s i de n ts . Mr . fl exa nder t hen a s k e d f o r c omment s f r om the di ff e re n t o r gan i z a ti o ns on the !lR.C pr o p osa l . M~ . Otis Th o rpe , Pr es id e nt of the Erapire Real Estate Bo ard sa id t hat the Empire Real Es ta t e Do ard s u pport s we ll planne d a nd proper z oning t o meet the h o using ne e d s of Qt l ant a . We fir ml y b e li e ve that bette r h o using g e n e rate s mo r e . job s, o cono6ic g r o~th, r es ulting in ci t i z en perticipati o n in rai s ing t he s ta n dard of l iv ing o f all 1l t l a ntans. We r es pect f ully r eq u es t y o ur s u p p o r t o n t his p r o posal . Mr . Bob F l anigan , Ex e cut ive Decr e tary , At l a n t a Bra nch o f the rfational i: ssociati o n for ;i.dvancement o f Co l o r e d People ( Nfl..fl.CP) st ated that the NftDCP feels tha t the West o f Ltlanta already has too many l o w- inc o me h o using units . He s aid that t he NAf CP d o e s n o t want any more housing un its in the West area , but pe r haps in othe r sectors of the c : ty , and want s ass u rance th~t additi o nal d e v e l o pments will n o t be appr o ved in the wes t e rn part of the Ci ty un t il o t her sectors get their e q uitable share . Mr . John 8teinichen , III , Chairmen of Interfai t h , I~c ., stated that immedi~te steps should be ta k e n by the City of J'tlanta , throu eh its Pla n ning Department and the Bo ard of Aldermen , to adopt an updated L~nd UGe Plan , and that a new Zo ning Ordinance , based on the Land Use Plan , should be prepared f o r submission t o the Board of fldermen at t he earliest possible time . He 21s0 s t at0d th3t equal recornr.i.endation should be given to the Zoning Text , because of the flood phiin and other c o n s iderations . i i i I .( Mr. Milton C. Foster , President , Home Build ers hssociation of Metropolitan Atlanta , Inc . stated that t h e Home Bui lders hssociation calls u pon the Board of tlde rmen to move immediately toward study implementation and development of a modern ordinance of land use ' controls , giving due regard and priority to the necessity for increasGd and flexible density in all residential categories which will encour age the production of architectural types ' known as mul ti-family buildin~s, town houses, row houses, and condominium home ownership of any or all of such properties • �Page 4 Mr~ Dua n e Ge el.: , Ex ec u t i ve Dir e c to r o f t he Communi t y Co uncil o f the t tlanta frea , Inc . st ated t hat t he Cit y o f ~ t lant a sho uld a d o p t immed iate ly an u p d at e d Land Us e Plan a nd a new Zo ning Ordinance , pe r mitt ing the d ev e l o pme n t o f l o w- income h o u sing o n s e veral si t e s in all q uad r a nts o f t he Cit y o f h t lan t a . Mr . George Rice , a privat e c i tizen , t211k ed a b o ut t he Rai l_ o ad n venue si te . He s aid tha t h e wa s in f a vo r of d ev e l oping t h i s ar ea , b u t that t he are a was mo r e s u it8ble t o s ingle -fa mi l y h o u s ing o r garden t ype a partment s ra t h e r th8 n higb -r iS e f o r the elderly . Mr . C . D . LeBey fr o m the ~tla n t a Re a l Est a t e Board stat e d tha t t he Atla n t e Rea l Estate Bo a rd su p ports a new Zo ni ng Or d inanc e f o r t h e City , ~h ich wo u l d u pdate and ac kn o wledge t h e tr eme nd o us cha n ges that b a ?e oc c u red s i nce lSBf , 2nd whic h ~ o ~ l d s ta b ilize l a nd u ses ~or t h e f u t u r e ; that i t i G not o n ly esse n tial b u t l o ng o v e r due ; t h nt i mme i8te s t eps s h o uld b e t aken by the Ci t y o f fl tlanta , t h r o u~h its P lann ine De p art me nt and Bo ard o f Al de rmen , t o ado p t a n upd a ted L8nd Us e Pla n . Al d erma n L od n ey M. Coo~ t he n int r odu ced Mr . Co lli e r Gladin , Planni n g Director . ~-1e stat 0 d t h at 10 , 3 DD ,m i ts 1' ·: r c n,::: odcd ::Z or rel o cati o n ; t h at the ni r st y e a r ' s h o u sing n eed s have b e e n met, but a l l t h e p r ob lems hav e n ot b een s o lv e d . He al so stated t ha t Pub lic I:J:o u s ine; resour ces n eede d to b e i ncre~rne d . 'i'he pr o p osed p la n s u ggests i d e a s o f c ontinu i ne e ff o t s f o r d is p ers a l for the C i t y and r e g i o n a r o und the City . T-Ie said t hat t h e i.•'eder..:il sur plus land s h o u l d be u s e d f o r re l oc atio n of f a mi l i e s; that tim i ng o f buil d ine o f n e w h o u s ing unit s s h o uld c oinc id e with the d i sp la c e ment o f p eopl e becaus e of Ur b2n Renew al , r o a ds , etc . ; t hat the Plannins Depar t me n t · s r e ady to a ss i st a n d s up por t t h e 9 o u si ng Res o u r cG s Commi tte e ·.n i ts eff o r t. Be s tat e d t ha t t h e La n d Use Pl a n s h o ul d b e set up wi t h an ad eq ua te a mo u nt o f la nd t hat 1i l l meet the dens i t y o f p eop le in t~e n e x t 15 years; that chang ing o f the Zo ning n·st r i c t Map i s a g ood sound planni n g pr i ncipl e . M~ . tlex and e r rec ogn iz ed the pres ence of both Co- chairmen th e :?.lousi ng Resource s r::: ommi t tee , D1.~ . 1.fa nf or d S . f~t wood , Pr e sident of Emor y Univ ers it y and ;Jr . Be njam i n E . I,1ays , Pr es ident Eme rit u s o f More ~ o use College (w bo bad already spoken ) . of tlderman G. Everett Millican q ues ti o ned Mr . Alexander on s ev e ral p o int s o f the propos 2l and s tated that e nou g h h o u s ing units s hould be built to ta k e care of displacement and gave his views on 3overal aspects of the program . Mr . flexander stated that betwGen Pcvember l , 1~67 and JUne 3'0 , 19GD, 2 , £C3 peopJ.e 2pplied for Public ':}ousin~ in ftlanta and 141 outsiders were turned down b ecause of the residen t ial req u irement put on Public .dou sing . �Pa ge 5 !t i s Al d erman Rodne y M. Cook stated t ha t time is o f the e ssence . t ime t o d o s omet h irg ab o ut t h is p:;:- ob lem n o w . Meet i ng wa s a dj o u r n e d at 4 : 00 p . m. Respect fu lly s ub mi tted , me Enc l s : t s Liste d ( wi t h fi le c o py only ) � 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 2 = ee \ MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEX WIT! ZONING COMMITTEE AND PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE OF TEE BOARD OF ALDERMEN August 2, 1968 The Special Meeting of the Wousing Resources Committee with the Zoning Comittee and the Planning and Development Committee of the Board of Aldermen was held at 2:00 p.m, Friday, in the Aldermanic Chambers, Second Floor, City Hall. Agenda, invitational notices, minutes taken by the Planning Department, resolutions, and other related documents are attached to the file copy of the minutes. Attendance by Members of the Board of Aldermen was as follows: Present; Rodney M..Cook, Chairman George Cotsalkis Charles Leftwich G, Everett Millican Jack Summers Q..V. Williamson Sam Massell, Jr.,.President Absent: John WM, Flanigen Richard C, Freeman E, Gregory Griggs Alderman Rodney i, Cook opened the meeting by telling the group the purpose of the meeting, He then introduced Mr, Cecil A... flexander, Chairman of the Housing Resources Committee, Mr, Alexander stated that the purpose of the Housing Resources Committee was to assist by all possible means the Construction of 16,890 units of low and moderate income housing, These units were to serve as relocation for persons to be moved by urban renewal, new roads, schools and other government action, Mr. flexander urged the Zoning Committee and Planning and 4, Development Committee of the Board of fldermen to support the , following (a copy of his presentation is attached to the file copy of these minvtes) ; t 1, Establishment of a Committee of Aldermen to be responsible for housing. 2. Revise the Building Codsto permit innovations in new techniques and materials, particularly in Experimental. Housing in the Model Cities area, Page 2 3. Revise the Non-Conforming Use Ordinance to permit structural changes in residential units, to meet requirements of the Housing Code. 4. Stepped-up Urban Renewal program in existing slum areas, 5. 2,000 more Public Housing units, 6. Updated District Zoning Map, including adequate areas for low-income housing. Drafit Resolutions for presentation tp the Board of Aldermen to implement the above were presented to the Chairmen of both Aldermanic Committees (and have since been provided each member of the Board of Aldermen). Resolutions and Letters o KEducational organizaticas, sup propesal, were presented and h of organizations and documents nN er prominent Civic, Religious and rting the Housing hesources Committee e been provided each fAidermen. (List % attached to file copy of these Minutes). Mr. Alexandex then called upon the attending members of Supporting organizations to stand to be recognized, About 150 people responded, Mr. !lexander then introduced Mr. Denver Gray, Vice-@hairman cf the Housing and Nedevelopment Committee of the ftlanta Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Gray stated that the Housing and Redevelopment Committee is the Chamber tesk force for dealing with all matters pertaining to housing in our community. This includes a number of areas: The Urban Renewal Program, Public ‘lousing, Code “nforcement, and the many other government programs related to housings; that the Committee's ultimate goal, condensed to a single phrase, is to help make available decent housing for all our people. He stated that the Chamber's position is that immediate steps Shovid be taken to adopt an updated Land Use Plan for the City of ftleata, from which @ new Zoning Ordinance could be evolved. Such a zoning plan, said the Chember, should previde for adequate land for multi-family housing and open up land for increased density ef housing in ell quadrants of the City. Mc, Alexander then introduced Dr, Benjamin E, Mays, Co-Chairman of the Housing Kesources Committee, Dr, Mays stated that.the Aidermen should update the District Zoning Map of the City and provide adequate locations for low-income housing requirements, He also stated that the people should be put in different sections of the City only where it is economically possible, F v Mr. Siexander then introduced Mrs, /1 Glenn Parham, dx. President Page 3 of the League of Women Voters. She stated that it would seem mandatory to zone areas in all quadrants of the City for different types of housing - low-rent, multi-family, etc. Without this dispersai, the burden becomes too great on certain areaS - as regards schools, recreational facilities, shopping complexes, etc. With dispersal some residents would be better able to secure transportation to reach jobs in outlying areas. Sound planning and judicious zoning revisions are necessary for orderly growth. Delay in acting upon a new zoning pian will compound the problems. She urged that careful attention to be givmto design (beauty and living quality) - open Spaces and park land - supportive community services to reduce danger of isolation and in Securing cooperation of both new and old residents. My. flexander then asked for comments from the gifferent organizations on the ERC proposai. liz. Otis Thorpe, President of the Empire Keal Estate Board said that the Empire Real Estate Loard supports well planned and proper zoning to meet the housing needs of itlanta. We firmly believe that better housing generates more, jobs, cconomic growth, resulting in citizen participation in raising the standard of Living of all Atiantans. We respectfully request your support eon this proposal. liz. Bob Fianigen, Executive Gecretary, Atlanta Branch of the National /ssociation for |dvancement of Colored People (NAACP) stated that the NAACP feels that the West of ftlanta already has too many low-income housing units. He said that the NALCP does not want any more housing units in the West area, but perhaps in other sectors of the City, and wants assurance that additional develop- ments will not be approved in the western part of the City until other sectors get their equitable share, Mr. John Steinichen, IiX, Chairman of Interfaith, inc., stated that immediate steps should be taken by the City of ftlanta, through its Planning Department and the Board of Aldermen, to adopt an updated Land Use Plan, and that a new Zoning Ordinance, based on the Land Use Plan, should be prepared for submission to the Board of fidermen at the earliest possible time. He also Stated that equal recommendation should be given to the Zoning Text, because of the food plain and other considerations. lr. tilton C. Foster, President, Home Builders Association of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc. stated that the dome Builders Association calls upon the Board of /\idermen to move immediately toward study, implementation and development of a modern ordinance of land use controls, giving due regard and priority to the necessity for increased and flexible density in all residential catagories, which will encourage the production of architectural types known aS multi-family buildings, town houses, row houses, and condominium home ownership of any or all of such properties, Page 4 Mir, Duane Beck, Executive Director of the Community Council of the Atlanta frea, Inc. stated that the City of Atlanta should adopt immediately an updated Land Use Plan and a new Zoning Ordinance, permitting the development of low-income housing on several sites in all quadrants of the City of Atlanta. Mr. George Rice, a private citizen, talked about the Railroad fivenue site. He said that he was in favor of developing this area, but that the areca was more suitable to single-family housing or garden type apartments rather than high-rise for the elderly. Mr. C. B. LeBev from the Atlanta Real Estate Board stated that the Atlanta Real Estate Board supports a new Zoning Ordinance for the City, which would update and acknowledge the tremendous changes that have occured since 1€64, and which would stabilize land uses for the future; that it is “not only essential but long overdue; that immediate steps should be taken by the City of fitlanta, through its Planning Department and Board of /idermen, to agopt an updated Land Jse Plan. flderman Lodney M. Cook then introduced Mr. Collier Gladin, Planning Director. He stated that 16,300 units yorc noeded for relocation; that the first year's housing needs have been met, but all the problems have not been solved. He also stated that Public Housing resources needed tc be increased. The proposed plan suggests ideas of continuing effots for dispersal fer the City and region around the City. He said that the i'ederal surplus iand should be used for relocation of families; that timing of building of new housing units should coincide with the displace- ment of people because of Urben Renewal, roads, etc.; that the Planning Department is ready to assist ond support the iousing Resources Conmittee in its effort. He stated that the Land Use Plan should be set up with an adequate amount of land that will meet the density of people in the next 15 years; that changing of the Zoning District Map is a good souncg planning principle. Mx, Alexander recognized the presence of both Co-chairmen of the Housing Resources Committee, Dr. Sanford S. Atwood, President of Emory University and Dr. Benjamin E, liays, President Emeritus of Morehouse College (who had already spoken). fLiderman G. Everett Millican questioned Mr. Alexander on Several points of the proposal and stated that enough housing units should be built to take care of displacement and gave his views on several aspects of the program. Me. Llexander stated that between November 1, 1867 and June 30, 1968, 2,202 people applied for Public Housing in ftlanta and i41 outsiders were turned down because of the residential requirement put on Public Housing. Page 5 fiderman Rodney i. Cook stated that time is of the essence. ft is time to do somethim about this problem now. Meeting was adjourned at 4:90 p.m, Respectfully submitted, PrreledurQ\br00 Lialcolm D. Jowves Housing Coordinator Encls: fs Listed (with file copy only)  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 5, Folder 8, Document 21 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9e9768ee6bdbebb7cf7bceff41349887.pdf 215e890b16fb5d2c4dd7ccbf293d4da6 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ugust 12 , 1968 0 ANDU lv n lleo , Jr . cil A. Alexnder n E. Sweat , Jr. TO: ction by th Zonin Co 1ttee ugust in denyi r onin titian Z-6 -69-N (16 ere C tboltc .Arch iocese of Atl nt tr ct on D lb Avonue ., t U pton Terr-ac ) 1 illu tr tive nd notb r typical x pl of by e hav not be n bl to get sufficient i t s pproved to et the require ent of the Lo -inco Hou ing Pl·ogr th ir n "• blic ring, bout 150 nA i d proj ct, th nd pl' 0 101 t". count p otiv tition v to th • lt i int Lo -inco d "oru th ithin 11 bout 50 r tcbin ly. Th r ult ly difficult to Pro ra in fa tor OU 0 d xt 1aportant p oj y roj t which ie 1th t o 1 C al o i lu d 1 oni ,•• ton 1 r tio .. �. - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ayor Iv n Allen , Jr . r. Cecil • Alexander r . D n E, Set. Jr . August 12 , 1968 Page 2 lthough substantial improve ents hav been ade inc f cilitie (both ctual and planned) for this eneral are initial consideration of the project , wb n action the Zoning Co ittee la t Fall , n ve1·tbeless , it is nticip ted tb t tber 111 still be strong opposition t o the project fr single- fa ily and other lo -inoo e residents of the g neral re ., Ho ev r , approv 1 of this proj ect is believ d warr ant ed nd in the bes,t interest of the City s whole, in spite of loc l obj ctions, so e of bicb are no loner justified. ectfully , ~ Housin J/ C Coordin tor � 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 August 12, 1968 MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor ivan Allen, Jr. Mr. Cecil A. Alexander Mr. Dan &. Sweat, Jr. Action by the Zoning Committee August 8 in denying rezoning petition Z-68-69-N (16 acre Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta tract on DeKalb Avenue, at Hampton Terrace) is illustrative and another typicai example of why we have not been able to get sufficient Sites approved to meet the requirements of the Low-income Housing Program, This site has the necessary community facilities and the proposed rezoning is consistent with the City's recently adopted Land-Use Plan. It had the favorable recommendation of the Planning Department, formal written endorsement of the Housing Resources Committee and earlier strong favorable recommendation of the Chairman of the Zoning Committee, who is now out of the country. It is also included in the list of sites proposed for the “package rezoning”. in the Public Hearing, about 50 people appeared "For" the project and about 150 "Against", Of those residing within § mile of the proposed project, the count was 5 “For" and about 50 "Against", Several promoters and prospective developers were watching the outcome of this rezoning petition very closely, The result has been most discouraging to them. It is extremely difficult to keep developers interested in the Low-income Housing Program in face of such difficulties. The outcome of this petition is indicative of the need for some more positive approach to site selection for the Low-income Housing Program. Suggestions as to other procedure which may be more promising of success, would be most welcomed. The next important project at stake is the 450 unit Browntown Road Turnkey project which is tentatively scheduled for informal discussion with the Zoning Committee on August 22, for reconsideration. This site is also included in the iist of sites for the proposed “package rezoning". Mayor Ivan Allen, dr. Mr. Cecil A. Alexander Mr. Dan E, Sweat, Jr. August 12, 1968 Page 2 Although substantial improvements have been made in community facilities (both actual and planned) for this general area since initial consideration of the project, when action was deferred by the Zoning Committee last Fall, nevertheless, it is anticipated that there will still be strong opposition to the project from Single-family and other low-income residents of the general area. However, approval of this project is believed warranted and in the best interest of the City as a whole, in spite of local objections, some of which are no longer justified. Respectfully, (¢ Malcolm D. es Housing Coordinator MDJ/mc  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 5, Folder 8, Document 20 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 8 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1968