425 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a2ea69b860d0e7659baa920b470dc58c.pdf 8374e3053f8611b5a539c761730d72bd Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. BOU ING 11 SOURCES CO e d for dd:ltio ITT E l Info tioti on 1,o -- 1nco e Housin Justi:fic tlon fol" St tl tic l Cl r Proj c t s ; nd 1 . Tbi is the only offi nd :r cord infor _ .. ti.on on 11 lo Th curr nt 11 t oonsisi · of 1 4 nd pr viously c r~1 din tb b v b n dropp d by th , r gul rly re,e ive , p ri·o dic 2 . Tbi off10e ha . r ports on tbes proj et ~ , olttio Conv oti·o n l r . ( g b. bilit· tton :ln Urb n proj c t ) tion on b dr,GO of co pl tion. through dir at cont ct d d t no~ p · 1t c cont ct upQn,. bo proj c C pt O u ntly proj ct • a .o fr � 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 Need for Additional Information on Low-income Housing Projects; and Justification for Statistical Clerk 1. This is the only office in the City currently geared to obtain and record information on all low and medium income housing projects. The current list consists of 144 major projects (small ones are combined) and the list is constantly increasing. Many additional projects, previously carried in the “In Planning" and “Being Considered" categories, have been dropped by the way side. . 2. This office has arranged for, and regularly receives, periodic reports on these projects from the following: Building Division (Permits and Completions) Housing Code Division (Rehabilitations and Demolitions, through Housing Code Enforcement) Housing Authority on Public Housing (Turnkey, Conventional and Leasing Programs) Urban Renewal Project Managers (Rehabilitation in Urban Renewal Projects); and FHA (on FHA insured mortgage projects) 3. None of these reports, however, provide information on bedroom breakdown, rentals or sales prices, or estimated dates of completion. This additional information can only be obtained through direct contacts with the builders or owners. Current staff does not permit such contacts and gathering of this essential information. 4. This office is constantly being called upon, however, to furnish such updated information on individual projects and is frequently embarrassed by not being able to provide it, except on a very few projects. 5. For the program to be meaningful, and most helpful to those concerned, information on these details is essential and should be main- tained and be readily available sowéwhere. 6. Some examples of calls frequently received for this information are; from the School Department and Telephone Company, for coordination in planning (Both have stated that this information is particularly helpful to them in planning facilities to serve the projeds the time they are completed); from City and other governmental officials for inclusion in speeches, reports, etc.; from other Departments and Civic agencies for development of plans; and last but not least in importance, from the general public interested in locating in the various projects. 7. Another very essential reason for this infommation is to determine the validity of various projecte as to appropriateness for in@lusion in the low and medium income —* progran.  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 3, Document 57 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/34e636d7819ca4a036d10040250cac9e.pdf 4f6305055293558db0321f7fdede8ec6 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. •• J - ,- April 22, 1969 CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairman Housing Resources Committee MALCDLM D. JON ES Housing Coordinator JrlEMORA:t•H)UM : Mr. Cecil A. Alexander has requested that I make appoi~tments for Mr. Peter Fischer, Housing Program, American Bar Associ~tion, Washington, D. C. (Tel. Area Code 202 - 659-1330) with such people as Mr. Fischer designates, during his trip to Atlanta this week. Mr. Fischer has advised that he will be in Atlanta (InnTown Motor Hotel, Tel.524-7991) Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April 23, 24 and 25 (arrives Tuesday night, April 22) and has requested appointments during that time with certain specific individuals. Appointments have been made as follows: Appointments Individuals Tel. No. Malcolm D. Jones, Housing ~6oordinator Room 208, City Hall 522-4463 Ext. 430 10:00 Wed.-23 Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Director of Governmental Liaison Room 209, City Hall 522-4463 Ext. 280 11:00 Wed.-23 Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor's Office, City Hall 522-4463 Ext. 201 9:15 Wed.-23 (Mr. Fischer specifica lly requested that appointments with the above be ma de for Wednesday, April 23.) 1:00 Wed.-23 I. Sa porta , Ar chi t ec t 64 Fifth St r e e t, N.E. 875-9227 2:30 Wed.-23 Mills B. Lane, J r. , Preside nt Cit i zens and Sout hern Natio nal Bank Marietta and Broad Str~ets 588-2121 �·., ME.MORANDUM April 22, 1969 Page 2 4:00 Wed.-23 Johnny C. Johnson, Director Model Cities 673 Capitol-Avenue, S.W. 524-8876 9:00 Thurs.-24 Jerry Goldsmith 688-6700 Vanguard Housing Corporation (Second Ponce de Leon Baptist Church) Merrill, Lyrich, Pierce, Fenner and Smith 19th Floor, First National Bank Building 10:30 Thur.s.-24 (208 City Hall) John Steinichen, Chairman Board of Trustees, Interfaith, Inc. Miller, Stevens, Baker and Steinichen 75 8th Street, N.E. 873-2822 2:00 Thurs.-24 Lester H. Persells Executive Director, Housing Authority Room 824, Hurt Building 523-6074 3 :OO Thurs .·-24 Robert C. Watkins, Director 688-2343 Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corporation Room 2740, First National Bank Building 4:00 Thurs.-24 Rev. Sam Williams, Chairman Community Relations Commiss_ion Room 1203, City Hall 9:00 Fri.-25 (Room 231, Sparks Hall) 11:00 Fri.-25 688-0206 _D ean Alex Lacy, School of General Studies, Urban Life, Georgia State College 577-2400 33 Gilmer Street, S.E. Exto 480 Jim Robinson, Attorney, President Urban East Housing Consultants 900 Peachtree Street, N.E. .--; ~.,7,;:!_t ·=~-L.. ~ -c.._...L.-.., Malcolm D. J9nes Housing Coordinator MDJ/mc 875-0781 � 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 April 22, 1969 CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel, 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairman Housing Resources Committee MALCOLM D. JONES Housing Coordinator MEMORANDUM: Mr. Cecil A. Alexander has requested that I make appointments for Mr. Peter Fischer, Housing Program, American Bar Association, Washington, D. C. (Tel. Area Code 202 - 659-1330) with such people as Mr. Fischer designates, during his trip to Atlanta this week. Mr. Fischer has advised that he will be in Atlanta (InnTown Motor Hotel, Tel, 524-7991) Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April 23, 24 and 25 (arrives Tuesday night, April 22) and has requested appointments during that time with certain specific individuals. Appointments have been made as follows: Appointments | ' Individuals Tel. No. 9:15 Wed.-23 Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator 522-4463 Room 208, City Hall Ext. 430 10:00 Wed.-23 Dan E. Sweat, Jr. 522-4463 Director of Governmental Liaison Ext. 280 Room 209, City Hall 11:00 Wed.-23 Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. 522-4463 Mayor's Office, City Hall Ext. 201 (Mr. Fischer specifically requested that appointments with the above be made for Wednesday, April 23.) 1:00 Wed.-23 I. Saporta, Architect 875-9227 64 Fifth Street, N.E. 2:30 Wed.-23 Mills B. Lane, Jr., President 988-2121 Citizens and Southern National Bank . Marietta and Broad Streets MEMORANDUM April 22, 1969 Page 2 4:00 Wed.-23 9:00 Thurs.-24 10:30 Thurs,-24 (208 City Hall) 2:00 Thurs,.-24 3:00 Thurs.-24 4:00 Thurs,-24 9:00 Fri.-25 (Room 231, Sparks Hall) 11:00 Fri.-25 MDJ/me Johnny C. Johnson, Director 524-8876 Model Cities 673 Capitol-Avenue, S.W. Jerry Goldsmith 688-6700 Vanguard Housing Corporation (Second Ponce de Leon Baptist Church) Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith 19th Floor, First National Bank Building John Steinichen, Chairman 873-2822 Board of Trustees, Interfaith, Inc. Miller, Stevens, Baker and Steinichen 75 8th Street, N.E. Lester H. Persells 523-6074 Executive Director, Housing Authority Room 824, Hurt Building Robert C. Watkins, Director 688-2343 Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corporation Room 2740, First National Bank Building Rev, Sam Williams, Chairman 688-0206 Community Relations Commission Room 1203, City Hall Dean Alex Lacy, School of General Studies, Urban Life, Georgia State College 577-2400 33 Gilmer Street, 5.E. Ext. 480 Jim Robinson, Attorney, President 875-0781 Urban East Housing Consultants 900 Peachtree Street, N.E. A Hoel: ey pe. ay Malcolm D. Jones Housing Coordinator  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 3, Document 56 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f051bbd7f26899e2e0593a503989036b.pdf 34b8aeecec8f52a325b04d10ffc48062 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. . L- CITY 0~1 ~T~ April 21, 1969 .Al _Trn_p CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Mr. G. Everett Millican Rodney M. Cook Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Collier B. Gladin Lester H. Persells Edwin L. Sterne Car ys. Hooks John W. Letson A. B. Padgett Jim Parham Johnny C. Johnson Denver D. Gray James Pilc her Sidney L. Davis Noah Langdale Preston Stevens, Jr. CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairman Housing Resources Committee MALCOLM D. JONES Housinc Coordinator Gentl emen : Enclosed is copy of a letter which we are mailing to all members of the Housing Resources Committee notifying them of a reorganizational meeting of the Committee to be held Thursday, May 8, 1969, at 10:00 A.M. in Committee Room 2, City Hall. We cordially _invite you to attend this meeting, as we expect it to be interesting and informative. ·A return address postal ca r d i s enclosed fo r you r convenience in letting us know whether you can attend, We hope that you will be able to be with us on May 8. Sincerely, -(2~q,~ Cecil A. Alex ander, Cha irman Housing Resources Committee me Encls : Not i c e o f meeti ng Postal Card � 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 s E i ‘ena al an ole le ee te et ele SST Poe . rca nA TEA : ef 3 é TTY € ) by AYE TG ie! I AY je eee 3 April 21, 1969 CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 ‘ : Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR Mr. G. Everett Millican CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairmen Me Dan Be Seent, de wacoun.ovts ° e 5 oe usin ‘OOrdl Mr, Collier B. Gladin Mr. Lester H. Persells Mr. Edwin L. Sterne Mr. Cary 8. Hooks Dr. John W. Letson Mr. A. B. Padgett Mr, Jim Parham Mr. Johnny C. Johnson Mr. Denver D. Gray Mr. James Pilcher Dr. Sidney L. Davis Dr. Noah Langdale Mr. Preston Stevens, Jr. Gentlemen: - Enclosed is copy of a letter which we are mailing to all members of the Housing Resources Committee notifying them of a reorganizational meeting of the Committee to be held Thursday, May 8, 1969, at 10:00 A.M. in Committee Room 2, City Hall. We cordially invite you to attend this meeting, as we expect it to be interesting and informative. ‘A return address postal card is enclosed for your con- venience in letting us know whether you can attend. We hope that you will be able to be with us on May 8. Sincerely, Berl 4 Clarvtauder— Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Housing Resources Committee nme Encils;: Notice of meeting Postal Card  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 3, Document 55 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0deeaaf624d67f714690bcd4f626bda1.pdf 84d20cd3975a5ccdda8b2e3492792575 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. · ' --- C IT'7" OF AT-LP. TP CITY HALL April 21, 1969 ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Ar ea Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR . CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairman Housing Resources Committe e MALCOLM D. JONES Housinc Coordinator Dear Members, Housing Resources Cbmmittee: We have recently received new direction from the Mayor as to future activities of the Housing Resources Committee. As a result, we are reorganizing the Committee in an effort tb more adequately follow the guidelines indicated in the Mayor's revised mission for the Committee; and you are slated to occupy an important role in the reorganized Committeeo The reorganization meeting of the entire Housing Resources Committee will be held Thursday, May B; 1969, at 10:00 A.M. in Committee Room 2, Second Floor, City Hall. A complete list of members -and Panel (Sub-Committee) assignments will be made available to you at the meeting, together with specific functions with which each Panel is to be charged. Mayor Allen has agreed to meet with us on May 8 and to discuss with us his views in respect to future requirements for low and moderate income housing in the Atlanta area. · Also, we have invited Mro Mills B. Lane, Jr;, a member of the Housing Resources Committee, to show us a very interesting film which he has, of a clean up campaign last year in Savannah, which he proposes to duplicate in the Vine City area of Atlanta during May of this year. I feel sure that you will find this movie interesting and enlightning. Mr. M. B. Satterfield, retiring Executive Director of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, has been invited to our meeting as Honor Guest. I am sure we will all want to thank Mr. Satterfield for his long and faithful s~rvice in the housing field and to wish him well in a much . deserved retirement. We hope tha~ you will be able to meet with us on May 8. A return address postal· card is enclosed f o r your convenience in informing us whether you plan to attend. Sincerely, -af_&~?~~ Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Housing nesources Committee Encl: Postal Card -- • _J � 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 vied TORT CRO! AMT ACID A CITY OF ATLANTA Tye oo April 21 ¥ 1969 CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel, 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairman Housing Resources Committee MALCOLM D. JONES Housing Coordinator Dear Members, Housing Resources Committee: , We have recently received new direction from the Mayor as to future activities of the Housing Resources Committee. As a reSult, we are reorganizing the Committee in an effort to more adequately follow the guidelines indicated in the Mayor's revised mission for the Committee; and you are slated to occupy an important role in the reorganized Committee, The reorganization meeting of the entire Housing Resources Committee will be held Thursday, May 8, 1969, at 10:00 A.M. in Committee Room 2, Second Floor, City Hall. A complete list of members-and Panel (Sub-Committee) assignments will be made avail- able to you at the meeting, together with specific functions with which each Panel is to be charged. Mayor Allen has agreed to meet with us on May 8 and to discuss with us his views in respect to future requirements for low and moderate income housing in the Atlanta area. Also, we have invited Mr. Mills B. Lane, Jr., a member of the Housing Resources Committee, to show us a very interesting film which he has, of a clean up campaign last year in Savannah, which he proposes to duplicate in the Vine City area of Atlanta during May of this year. I feel sure that you will find this movie interesting and enlightning. Mr. M. B. Satterfield, retiring Executive Director of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, has been invited to our meeting as Honor Guest. I am sure we will all want to thank Mr. Satterfield for his long and faithful service in the housing field and to wish him well in a much deserved retirement. We hope that you will be able to meet with us on May 8. A return address postal card is enclosed for your convenience in informing us whether you plan to attend, Sincerely, P:tteéf lelllayt ptmlom _ Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Housing Resources Committee Encl: Postal Card  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 3, Document 54 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/231a32aa9129258df696391c352d1e1c.pdf 51faae3b67f0d84bf4f152e8796876e3 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES Reorganizational Meeting Housing Resources Committee May 8, 1969 The Reorganizational Meeting o~ the Housing Resources Committee was held at 10:00 A.M., Thursday, May 8, 1969, in Committee Room 2, Second Floor, City Hall. Members of the Low-Income Housing Coordinating Group was also invited. Invitational notices, l ist of those invited, with attendance of members and guests indicated, and other related documents are attached to the file copy only of these minutes. Chairman Alexander opened the meeting by greeting the new members and thanking all the members for attending t h e meeting. The Chairman then introduced Mayor Allen. Mayor Allen opened his r e mark s b y congratulating the Committee on its many accomplishments in eliminating slums in Atlanta and providing better housing conditions. He praised recent accomplishments in Public Housing and stated that the City of Atlanta requires more Public Housing to meet the needs of its lowest income people. Mayor Allen stated that more a nd more o f the City's slums are b e ing clea r ed away, but there are still too many slum pockets left ove r the Ci ty, a nd that the standards ·o f the Housing Code are be i ng constantly increased. He said that he would like to see for every new housing development, a slum pocket in the City b e cleared a way. He stated that the Federal Government is helping with the pr ob l em of hous ing, beca use the City does not h a ve enough revenue t o support or f ina nce the se projects. Ma yor Allen particula r ly pra i sed the Housi ng Authori ty for i ts a s s ist a nce , coopera t i on and abi lity t o cope wi t h the low-income hous i ng situa t i on in Atla nt a . Ma yor Alle n a lso stated that so far this year the Building Permits (pr i "Qlri ly f or I ndus tr ia l a nd Commeric a l c ons truct i o n ) ha ve inc r e a sed about 50% above l as t yea r, wh ich was a record year . Ma yor Alle n t hen we nt on t o expl a in t he l e t t er he wr ot e to Chair man Alexander on April 3 , 1969, giving new dir ection to the Ho using Resources Commit tee. Mayo r Allen s t ated that severa l chang es h ave occ urred in leg i slation , whic h are the Model Ci ties Ac t o f 1 9 66 , the Fair Housing Act of 1966 and the Housing Act of 1968 that have c hanged the housi ng goa ls and needs o f t he Ci ty of Atlant a. He then stated t h a t since t he Housing Besources Committee has asked his offic e f o r new ins t ruc t ions , he suggested that the following areas be investigated and action initiated during 196 9: �Page 2 1. The Planni ng Department has b een i nstructed by the Planning and Devel opment Committee o f the Boar d o f Ald e rmen t o c onduct a total review ~nd evaluation of our housing ef~ o rts to date , along with a redefinition o f total hous ing needs by location, type, size and rentals and sa les price ranges . Mayor hllen said th a t the HRC should be involved in this matter and assist the Pla nn i ng Department in the devel opment of the scope of this study and in obtai ning political acceptability and support . At present a j o int Atlanta-Fult o n County Housing study is being p r oposed. 2. Eri c Hi ll and bs sociates has just c ompleted i ts r eport for the Model Ne i ghbo r hood Pr og ram . This report contains muc h f ood f or thought in the area o f lowering the costs of low-income housing. HRC sh o uld ta k e the i nitiative and expl o r e ways and means t o implement those pertinent recommendati ons deeoed feasible on a city-wide bas i s . 3. Conv e n tional urban r enewal pr o jects, the Neighb o rh ood Development Pr o gram a nd Model Cities Pr ogram can provide much needed land f o r housing de v elopme nt and impr o v ement purposes. In this r ega rd the HRC can a ss u me a v e ry ir.ipo rtan t r ole. 4. Ou ts id e o f the boundaries o f conventiona l urban renewal projects, the Ne ighborhood Dev elopment Pr o gram and Model Cities Pr og ram, the pr oc urer.ient and d evelopment o f sites fo r housing can best be expected to c ome along by themse l ves because o f the momentum g enerat ed in the in i tial two years. If there is a need for prodding here, it is in the direction of placing greater emphasis in outlying are~s of the City on single-fami ly, p ubli c housing and higher density public h o using in close proximity to the central core of the C i ty. HR C can be most helpful in providing this type of direc tion to city de v elopment , and 5. I n general , the new housing units which have been developed were intended as replacement housing for slum properties . Yet, slums still exist. In the future , HRC should seek to de v ise and implement ways and means through which one slum structure would be deraolished �• Page 3 for each new low-cost housing unit created. Unless this is done i mmediately, the same slums will be with us indefi nitely. _Mayor Allen stated that low-income housing usually impr oves the neighborhood after it has bee n developed. He stated that he does not believe that large trac_ts of land are going to l;)e zoned this year (beca u se of impending po lit ical elections) in hesidential areas for low-income housing. Probably the land sur rounding already existing hou sing developments can be expanded and some new developments, perhaps in the outly ing area s. Mr ~ Alexander agreed with Mayor Allen on the elimination of slums in the At la nta area and emphasized the importance of the Mayor's rol e in the overall program . Mr . Alexander then commented on the Broad Functions set up for the Committee (copies distributed and with file copy only of these mnutes). He explained the functions of the Business P3rticipati o n and Finance P anel, Construction and Design Panel ; the newly organized Housing Locations, newly organ ized Housing Re study, Legal, newly o rganized r,~oderate and Upper Inc ome Kn Town Housing , Public Relati o ns 2nd Social Aspects Panels o f the Comm i ttee. At this point, Mr . Archer D. Smith , III , Chairman of the Legal Panel , asked Mayor .!Hlen if his new direction letter to the Chairman meant that the Housing Resources Committee should discontinue its previous efforts in promoting sites for low and medium income housing and assisting develop~r8 by supporting rezoning of certain proposed tracts considered appr opriate for this purpose. Mayor Allen responded that he did not intend to restrict activities of the HRC in any of its efforts in providing lowincome housing; that his letter to Mr. Alexander was intended to re-define and provide direction for new additional efforts by the Committee. Mr. Alexander then intr od uced Mr . M. B. Satterfield, retiring Executive Direct o r of the Housing Authority . He praised Mr. Satterfield for his excellent contribution to the housing situation in the City of Atlanta , and as a tok en of the Committee's appreciation for Mr . Sattefield 's cooperation , assistance and accomplishments in the Low-income Housing field, presented Mr . Satterfield with a copy of 11 A.tlant a Century". A.utographing was initiated by Mayor Allen. Mr. Erwin S tevens of the ~ocial Aspects P anel asked what the rent was for a single person who li ves in a Public Ho using unit. Mr . Satterfi eld expla ine d the minimum is $25. 00 for a single �• Page 4 person, with utilities no t mor e than $ 10 .00 a dd itio nal ; that in genera l the rent char g ed in Public Housing units is 20- 21% o f net fa mily inc ome . The Chairman then intr o duced Mr . Cary Hooks , Direct o r o f - FHA , t o comment o n funding and pr ogress t o date i n ~tlanta on · FHl\ Low - inc ome hous ing proj~cts . Nr . Hook s s tated that under Sectio n 221 d ( 3 ) in the Motropolitan Atlanta area there are lB pr o jects Completed with 1 , 944 units , Under Cons truction - 15 projects with 1 , 758 units and und e r Fi n al Committment , 5 projects with 620 units a nd 6 projects with 66 units under Conditiona l Committments . Under Sectio n 236 there are 7 pr o jects with 033 units . This makes a t o tal o f 51 pr o jec ts with 5 , 329 units . Mr . Ho oks also s ta ted that the Roc k dale U . R . Project has 325 u nits Under Constructio n with an additional 825 u nits In Planning plus an additional 260 units . There are 300 of the s e uni ts under the BMIR (Bel ow Marke t Interest Rat e ). Mr . Ho o k s stated that anyone with a pr o ject c an talk t o him about it. I'li:r . Ho ok s commented on the funding of some of the low-income housing programs . He st a ted that there are no funds a v ailable under Section 23 6 wh ich is t aking the place of 221 d (3 ) . Re nt Supp l e ment is in same situation and f unding of $100 , 000 , 000 has been requested . Some Section 236 2 nd Rc.: nt· Ou pplomcnt .fm:d:; ha v e bee n reallocated . Section 2 35 6) and 221 ( h) progr am funds ar e still availa b le . He sta ted tha t the 106 p r ogram provides f or seed money to lend to nonprofit o rga nizat ions with up t o 80% loan , but admit t e d that none o f thes e funds h ave bee n used in Atlant a a nd tha t the p r ogram i s little k nown . Under Sec t ion 237 n person wh o has had bad credit can have a loan approved f or him, if he ha s gone throu gh the l o c al counseling s e rvice and i s s o recommended by the counselors. The size of the loan has t o bG determined . The person has t o go through the counseling service a nd there is not cost t'o""the person hims elf . Mr . Alexander asked Mr . Hooks what is the lowest c ost per month for a 1-2-3 bedroom uni t? Mr . 3 ook s a n swered tha t under Gection 236 program it is $103 f or a 3-bedroom unit with a $52.00 ront subsidy , which makes t he to t al payment $56 . 00; that Re nt Supplement income limits are the same as for Pub lic Housing . Mr . Hooks then stated that there are 300- Rent Supplement uni t s in the Me t ropolit a n area . Chairman Alexander ass i gne d three proposals by Eric Hi ll and Associates for updating and expanding housing needs studies to the i:-Iruci11 "" J. ~tt~'~} :?s:~.cl f er f,1rth ' r __, tud y :2nd t l r,---pc,rt b ~:s L t o th e :-_x0c ut i'. _ Grcup. �Page 5 He also assigned the National Coalitio n Draft Position paper on housing to the Business Participation and Finance Panel f or s t udy and report of recommenda:t;ion to the E~rncutive Group . Chairman Alexander then called on Malcolm D . Jones, Housing Coordinator , to report on the Membership Li st of the HRC and t h e Summary - Status of Accelerated Lo w- Inc ome Housing Progra m, January 15 , 1969 . Col . Jones referred to the newly organized Membership List and stated that if any addresses or t e lephone numbers were wr o ng on the Membership List to please get in touch with the Ho using Resources Committee office f or any change . (Copies distributed and attached to file copy of Minutes) Col . Joneo then commented on the Summary of Janu ary 15, 1969 , ( copies distribut ed) stating that as of January 15 , 1969 , 3 , 365 units have b een Completed , 6 , 559 units are Under Construction , and 8 , 335 units are In Planning with a total In S ight of 18 , 259 , and Being Consider ed ( in all catego ries ) is an additional 7 , 630 units . In addition , 1 , 019 units have been leased for Public Housing; 800 of these are now occupied or available for occupancy . Also that 15 , 1 6 5 units have been reported by the Housing Code Division as r epaired or rehabilitated; and explained that while these do not add additional units to the inventory, that it does incr ease the number of standard units . available . He also pointed out the trend during 1963 - 68 of total h ousing permits in the City and showed that during the existance of the HRC, 2 , 469 units have been demolished under the Housing Code. He also referred to the Public Housing Summary , which was at tached. Chairman Alexander the n announced that the Model Cities Executive Board wa s havi ng a prese nt a tion by Er ic Hi l l and Associates on May 1 4 , 1969 , at 10 : 30 A .M. in Committee Room 2, and a ll Members of the I--IB.C are invited to attend. Er ic Hill and Associates will present a Report to the Atlanta Model Ci ties Agency - uiLow er ing the Cost of Housing - Resea rch on S t ra t egy a nd P olicy". ( Subseque nt to the meeting , t he Construct ion a nd Deoign Panel wa s requested to attend the meeting and to make report and recommendation to t he Executive Group for imp lementing on a city-wide basis appropriate portions of t he Eric Hil l and Ass ocia tes proposals.) Mr. Alexander t hen int roduced Mr . Mr . Bob Cleiyton , Ci tizens and Sout hern showed a fi l m on the Savannah Project , last year by the Citizens and Southern Donald J . Roe and Na tional Ba n h , \V ho a clean-up campaign National Ba nk . The Film wa s very impressive and well received . It protrayed the clean i ng up of the slums in t he Savannah area, �Page 6 where st udents from White and Negro colleges worked t ogether with the residents of the s l ums of Savannah . The Chairman adjourned the meeting at 12 : 00 noo n . Respectfully submitted , 'ii), 2-.r......,.-. (L. _,/J ~~ _____..~"~ Malc olm D • .; . ~"'S--.c- Hous ing Cod~d inator me Encls : As stated (with file copy 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 MINUTES Reorganizational Meeting Housing Resources Committee May 8, 1969 The Reorganizational Meeting of the Housing Resources Committee was held at 10:00 A.M., Thursday, May 8, 1969, in Committee Room 2, Second Floor, City Hiall. Members of the Low-Income Housing : Coordinating Group was also invited. Invitational notices, list of those invited, with attendance of members and guests indicated, and other related documents are attached to the file copy only of these minutes. Chairman Alexander cpened the meeting by greeting the new members and thanking all the members for attending the meeting. The Chairman then introduced Mayor Allen. Mayor Allen opened his remarks by congratulating the Committee on its many accomplishments in eliminating slums in Atlanta and providing better housing conditions. He praised recent accomplish- ments in Public Housing and stated that the City of Atlanta requires more Public Housing to meet the needs of its lowest income people. Mayor Allen stated that more and more of the City's slums are being cleared away, but there are still too many slum pockets left over the City, and that the standards of the Housing Code are being constantly increased. He said that he would like to see for every new housing development, a slum pocket in the City be cleared away. He stated that the Federal Government is helping with the problem of housing, because the City does not have enough revenue to support or finance these projects. Mayor Allen particularly praised the Housing Authority for its assistance, cooperation and ability to cope with the low-income housing situation in Atlanta, Mayor Allen also stated that so far this year the Building Permits (pridarily for Industrial and Commerical construction) have increased about 50% above last year, which was a record year, Mayor Allen then went on to explain the letter he wrote to Chairman Alexander on April 3, 1969, giving new direction to the Housing Resources Committee, Mayor Allen stated that several changes have occurred in legislation, which are the Model Cities Act of 1966, the Fair Housing Act of 1966 and the Housing Act of 1968 that have changed the housing goals and needs of the City of Atlanta. He then stated that since the Housing Resources Committee has asked his office for new instructions, he suggested that the following areas be investigated and action initiated during 1969; Page 2 1. The Planning Department has been instructed by the Planning and Development Committee of the Board of Aldermen to conduct a totai review and evaluation of our housing efforts to date, along with a redefinition of total housing needs by location, type, Size and rentals and sales price ranges. Mayor fllen said that the HRC should be involved in this matter and assist the Planning Department in the development of the scope of this study and in obtaining political acceptability and support. At present a joint Atlanta-Fulton County Housing study is being proposed, 2. Eric Hill and Associates has just completed its report for the Model Neighborhood Progran. This report contains much food for thought in the area of lowering the costs of low-income housing. HRC should take the initiative and explore ways and means to implement those pertinent recommendations deemed feasible on a city-wide basis. 3. Conventional urban renewal projects, the Neighborhood Development Program and Model Cities Program can provide much needed land for housing development and improvement purposes. In this regard the HRC can assume a very important role, 4, OQutside of the boundaries of conventional urban renewal projects, the Neighborhood Development Program and Model Cities Program, the procurement and development of sites for housing can best be expected to come along by themselves because of the momentum generated in the initial two years. If there is a need for prodding here, it is in the direction of placing greater emphasis in outlying areas of the City on single-family, public housing and higher density public housing in close proximity to the central core of the City. HRC can be most helpful in providing this type of direction te city development, and 5S. In general, the new housing units which have been developed were intended as replacement housing for slum properties. Yet, slums still exist. in the future, HRC should seek to devise and implement ways and means through which cne slum structure would be demolished Page 3 for each new low-cost housing unit created. Unless this is done immediately, the same Slums will be with us indefinitely. Mayor Alien stated that low-income housing usually improves the neighborhood after it has been developed. He stated that he does not believe that large tracts of land are going to be zoned this year (because of impending political elections) in ikesidential areas for low-income housing. Probably the land surrounding already existing housing developments can be expanded and some new developments, perhaps in the outlying areas. Mx. Alexander agreed with Mayor Allen on the elimination of Slums in the Atlanta area and emphasized the importance of the Mayor's role in the cverall program. Mr. Alexander then commented on the Broad Functions set up for the Committee (copies distributed and with file copy only of these minutes). He explained the functions of the Business Participation and Finance Panel, Construction and Design Panel, the newly organized Housing Locations, newly organized Housing Restudy, Legal, newly organized Moderate and Upper Income In- Town Housing, Public Relations and Social Aspects Panels of the Committee, At this point, Mr. Archer D. Smith, III, Chairman of the Legal Panel, asked Mayor Allen if his new direction letter to the Chairman meant that the Housing Resources Committee should discontinue its previous efforts in promoting sites for low and medium income housing and assisting developers by supporting rezoning of certain proposed tracts considered appropriate for this purpose. Mayor Allen responded that he did not intend to restrict activities of the HRC in any of its efforts in providing low- income housing; that his letter to Mr. Alexander was intended to re-define and provide direction for new additional efforts by the Committee. Mr. Alexander then introduced Mr. M. B. Satterfield, retiring Executive Director of the Housing Authority. He praised Mr. Satterfield for his excellent contribution to the housing situation in the City of Atlanta, and as a token of the Committee's appreciation for Mr. Sattefield's cooperation, assistance and accomplishments in the Low-income Housing field, presented Mr. Satterfield with a copy of "Atlanta Century". Autographing was initiated by Mayor Allen. Mr. Erwin Stevens of the wocial Aspects Panel asked what the rent was for a single person who lives in a Public Housing unit, Mr. Satterfield explained the minimum is $25.00 for a single Page 4 person, with utilities not more than $10.00 additional; that in general the rent charged in Public Housing units is 20-21% of net family income. . The Chairman then introduced Mr. Cary Hooks, Director of “FHA, to comment on funding and pregress to date in Atlanta on FHA Low-income housing projects. tir. Hooks stated that under Section 221 d(3) in the Metropolitan Atlanta area there are 18 projects Completed with 1,944 units, Under Construction - 15 projects with 1,758 units and under Final Committment, 5 projects with 625 units and 6 projects with 66 units under Conciticnal Committments. Under Section 236 there are 7 projects with 033 units. This makes a total of 51 projects with 5,329 units. Mr. Hooks also stated that the Rockdale U. BR. Project has 325 units Under Construction with an additional 825 units In Planning plus an additicnal 260 units. There are 300 of these units under the BMIR (Below Market Interest Rate). Mr. Hooks stated that anyone with a project can talk to him about it. Miz. Hooks commented on the funding of some of the low-income housing programs. He stated that there are no funds available under Section 236 which is taking the place of 221 d(3). Kent Supplement is in same situation and funding of $100,000,000 has been requested. Some Section 236 and Rent Gupplement funjs have been reallocated. Section 235 §) and 221 (h) program funds are still available. He stated that the 106 program provides for seed money to lend to nonprofit organizations with up to 80% loan, but admitted that none of these funds have been used in Atlanta and that the program is little known. Under Section 237 a person who has had bad credit can have a loan approved for him, if he has gone through the local counseling service and is so recommended by the counselors. The size of the loan has to be determined. ‘The person has to go through the counsel- ing service and there is not cost to the person himself. ir. Alexander asked Mr. Hocks what is the lowest cost per month for a 1-2-3 bedroom unit? Mr. Hooks answered that under Section 23G program it is $102 for a 3-bedroom unit with a $52.00 rent subsidy, which makes the total payment $56.00; that Rent supplement income limits are the same as for Public Housing. Mr. Hooks then stated that there are 300- Rent Supplement units in the Metropolitan area. Chairman Alexander assigned three proposals by Hric Hill and Associates for updating and expanding housing needs studies to the Heusiun 2 otudy Perel for furthsr wtudy and ti report beck te the “Uxecuti._ Greup. Page 5 He also assigned the National Coalition Draft Position paper on housing to the Business Participation and Finance Panel for study and report of recommendation to the Executive Group. Chairman Alexander then called on Malcolm DB. Jones, Housing Coordinator, to report on the Membership List of the HRC and the Summary - Status of Accelerated Low-Income Housing Program, January 15, 1969. Col. Jones referred to the newly organized Membership List and stated that if any addresses or telephone numbers were wrong on the Membership List to please get in touch with the Housing Resources Committee office for any change. (Copies distributed and attached to file copy of Minutes) Col. Jones then commented on the Summary of January 15, 1969, (copies distributed) stating that as of January 15, 1969, 3,365 units have been Completed, 6,559 units are Under Construct- ion, and 8,335 units are In Planning with a total In Sight of 18,259, and Being Considered (in all categories) is an additional 7,630 units. In addition, 1,019 units have been leased for Public Housing; 800 of these are now occupied or available for occupancy. Also that 15,165 units have been reported by the Housing Code Division as repaired or rehabilitated; and explained that while these do not add additional units to the inventory, that it does increase the number of standard units.available. He also pointed out the trend during 1963-68 of total housing permits in the City and showed that during the existance of the HRC, 2,469 units have been demolished under the Housing Code. He also referred to the Public Housing Summary, which was attached, Chairman Alexander then announced that the Model Cities Executive Board was having a presentation by Eric Hill and Associates on May 14, 1969, at 10:30 A.M. in Committee Room 2, and all Members of the HRC are invited to attend. Eric Hill and Associates will present 2 Report to the Atlanta Model Cities Agency - “Lowering the Cost of Housing - Research on Strategy and Policy". (Subsequent to the meeting, the Construction and Decdign Panel was requested to attend the meeting and to make report and recommendation te the Executive Group for implementing on a city-wide basis appropriate portions of the Eric Hill and Associates proposals.) Mr. Alexander then introduced Mr. Donald J. Roe and Mr. Bob Clayton, Citizens and Southern National Bank, who showed a film on the Savannah Project, a clean-up campaign last year by the Citizens and Southern National Bank, The Film was very impressive and well received. It protrayed the cleaning up of the slums in the Savannah area, Page 6 where students from White and Negro colleges worked together with the residents of the slums of Savannah. The Chairman adjourned the meeting at 12:00 noon. Respectfully submitted, FFL ond 4 . si Malcolm Bo Nenaa. Housing Cocrdinator mec Encls: As stated (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 3, Document 53 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/54e7759d90d2b0936578405fcae2f9d1.pdf 2bb9de7c275ceaf2d286fcbbf228370f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. May 8, 1969 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE General Functions 1. Promote low and moderate income housing and facilitate its construction on an accelerated basis. , Bring together the various interests necessary to produce needed housing. 3. Insure that the human factors in housing are given full consideration. 4. Inform the public of the housing problems in Atlanta, efforts being made to alleviate them and progress made. (The Housing Resources Committee office is located in Room 208, City Hall. It maintains liaison with builders, developers, City Departments and Federal Agencies, acts as a clearing house for information pertaining to low and moderate income housing, to include listing of known available sites and interested developers, coordinates committee activities and keeps the Mayor and Boord of Aldermen informed as to pr ogress of the program.) Broad Functions of Respective Rousing Resources Committee Panels a a Suggested Functions (Not necessarily l i mited to, but inclusive of, the f ollowing ) Panels are encouraged to use own initiative. Business Participation and Finance a. Encourage active participation by the local business community in housing .a nd to attract national interests into the Atlanta area. b. Encourage lending institutions to make financing available for housine. c. Support the Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corporation and other similar efforts. �Page 2 Construction and Design a. b. c. Investigate and report upon new methods and materials used in producing housing, including prefabrication. Study ways and means of implementing on a city-wide basis · appropriate recommendations of Eric Hill and Associates' study on the Model Cities area. Recommend specific changes in construction codes considered desirable for the Atlanta area. Housing Locations a. Seek locations for housing where it best serves the needs of the people and the City. The possibility of single-family public housing units opens new avenues. b. Xt is assumed that this Committee will seek sites for intown rehabilitation and new building of moderate and upper income housing, as well as low income. Housing Restudy a. Assist Planning Department in development of evaluation of housing efforts to date a nd the redefinition of total housing needs. b. Pr omote politic a l accept ab ility and support of above study. Legal a. Act a s a l egal r esour c e to the Commi ttee a s a whole. b. Bec ome knowled gea b le o f prese nt l aws a f f ecting housing a nd r ecommend new la ws o r c h anges whe re ne ed e d . Modera t e and Uppe r a. Xnc omG 1n- 'f own Hous ing This new Committ ee is s e t up with the id e a of hal t ing det e ri oration of existing ne ighborhoods and to aid in the creation of new uni t s in the inner City . b. The aim is to assure that the City maintains a proper e c o nomic b al8 nce in housing. �Page 3 Public Relations Build a climate in Atlanta and the surrounding area of interest in and concern for housing. Social Aspects a. To see that the human factor is considered in slum clearance, rehabilitation of older structures and the building of new housing. b. The basic requirement i s to see that the housing program is not only er.eating physical living space, but is encouraging a better life for the users. � 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 i. May 8, 1969 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE General Functions Promote low and moderate income housing and facilitate its construction on an accelerated basis. Bring together the various interests necessary to produce needed housing. Insure that the human factors in housing are given full consideration, Inform the public of the housing problems in Atlania, efforts being made to alleviate them and progress made, (The Housing Resources Committee office is located in Room 208, City Hall. It maintains liaison with builders, developers, City Departments and Federal Agencies, acts aS a clearing house for information pertaining to low and moderate income housing, to include listing of known avail- able sites and interested developers, coordinates committee activities and keeps the Mayor and Board of Aldermen informed as to progress of the program.) Broad Functions of Respective Housing Resources Committee Panels Suggested Functions (Not necessarily limited to, but inclusive of, the following) Panels are encouraged to use own initiative. Business Participation and Finance De be Encourage active participation by the local business community in housing and to attract national interests into the Atlanta area, Encourage lending institutions to make financing available for housing. Support the Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corporation and other similar efforts. Page 2 Construction and Design ae b. Ce Investigate and report upon new methods and materials used in producing housing, including prefabrication. Study ways and means of implementing on a city-wide basis ‘appropriate recommendations of Eric Hill and Associates' study on the Model Cities area. Recommend specific changes in construction codes considered desirabie for the Atlanta area. Housing Locations a» Seek locations for housing where it best serves the needs of the people and the City. The possibility of single-family public housing units opens new avenues, It is assumed that this Committee will seek sites for in- town rehabilitation and new building of moderate and upper income housing, as well as low income. Housing Restudy a. Assist Planning Department in development of evaluation of housing efforts to date and the redefinition of total housing needs, b. Promote political acceptability and support of above study. Legal a. Act as a legal resource to the Committee as a whole, b. Become knowledgeable of present laws affecting housing and recommend new laws or changes where needed. Moderate and Upper Income In-Jown Housing This new Committee is set up with the idea of halting deterioration of existing neighborhoods and to aid in the ereation of new units in the inner City. The aim is to assure that the City maintains a proper economic balance in housing. Page 3 Public Relaticns Build a climate in Atlanta and the surrounding area of interest in and ccncern for housing. social Aspects a. To see that the human factor is considered in slum clearance, rehabilitation of older structures and the building of new housing. b. The basic requirement is to see that the housing program is not oniy creating physical living space, but is encour- aging a better life for the users.  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 3, Document 52 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/c3f4bf4eeefa3c6e60578815b6a42b5c.pdf 7667ddcf21ef6d14ae287a5b5be100e1 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. May 8, 1969 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE 688-3313 377-2411 349-2987 {O) 349-0909 (H) Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Dro Sanford S. Atwood, Emory University, Co-Chairman Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, Preside~ Emeritus, Morehouse College, Co-Chairman PANELS Business Participation and Finance 588-5000 588-3356 521-0238 522-7630 875-8321 522-3671 522-1300 588-7606 688-2343 5_23-6431 w. IL "Bo" Whitman, Vice-President, First National Bank Ernest L. Dixon, Assistant Cashier, C & S National Bank T. M. Alexander, Jro, Courts and Company William C. Bartholemay, Chairman & Presidents Atlanta Braves Lee Burge, President, Retail Credit Company Butler T. Henderson Rolland Maxwell, President, Davison's Stores A. B. Padgett, Trust Office, Trust Company of Georgia Robert C. Watkins, Gr eater Atlanta Housing Development Gorp. Dean Harding B. Young, Atlanta University Construction and Design 873-4211 577-2550 351-2072 525-0555 524-6853 522-8764 522-5895 Bob Winn, Assistant to the President, Georgia Institute of Technology D. P. Elliott, Eastern Engineering Company Henry F. Alexander, Builder H. W. Beers, Jr., Chairman of the Board, Beers Construction Co. Edward Benson, Design Consultants Incorporated Moreland Smith, Director, Urban Planning Project, Southern Regional Council, Inc. Otis Thorpe, President, Empire Real Estate Board Housing Locations 349-2987 588-7123 522-3634 875-8321 577-3500 588-2225 577-2400 Benj amin E. Mays, President Emeritus, Morehouse College Augustus Ho Sterne, President, Trust Company of Georgia Revo William H. Borders, Pastor, Wheat Street Baptist Church Lee Burge, President, Retail Credit Compa ny Gordon Jones, President, Fulton National Bank Mills£. Lane, Jr., Presid ent, C & S National Bank J. Da v id Palmer, Associate Professor, Georgia State College Housing Restudy 688-2343 688-8778 688-2033 525- 5895 688=6232 524-7762 Robert C. Watkins, Greater Atl a nta Housing Development Corpo Clarence D. Coleman, Regional Director, National Urban League William W. Allison, Deputy Administrator, EOA J. A. Alston, Alston Realty Company Sujette Crank, Social Director, Neighborhood Services, EOA Vivian Henderson, President, Clark College �Page 2 Housing Restudy (Cont.'d) Dr. Albert Manley, President, Spelman College Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, President Emeritus, Morehouse College James Moore, President, Atlanta Labor Council Charles F. Palmer, President, Palmer, Inc. Leonard Reinch, President, Cox Broadcasting Company Archer D. Smith, III, Attorney, Harmon and Thackston Edwin L. Sterne, ·Chairman, Housing Authority Dr. Joseph Wilbur 688-2148 349-2987 525-2793 522-9238 892-3456 523-1939 525-5591 872-7290 Legal 523-1939 526-5581 572-2414 525-8841 577-5490 525-0481 524-7764 Archer D. Smith, III, Attorney, Harmon and Thackston Donald Hollowell, Regional Director, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Luther Alverson, Judge Freeman· Hutton, Managing Attorney, Atlanta Legal Aid Society Mccready Johnston, Attorney, President, General American Developm~nt Company Hall Ware, King and Spalding ~harles L. Weltner, Attorney, Shoob, McLain and Jesse ' Moderate and Upper Income In-Town Housing 877-3124 524-4717 523-1461 · 633-2521 522-8051 523-6913 521- 1401 Jim E. Land, Chief Engineer for Ga., Southern Bell T & T Co. Herman J. Russell, Contractor Joseph E. Birnie, President, National Bank of Georgia Scott Houston, Jr., Executive Director, Wesley Woods Apartments Wallace L~ Lee , Pres ident, Atlanta Gas Light Company Stewart Wight, Wigh, Couch ~nd Ward Clayton R. Yates, President, Yates -Milton Store Public Relations 875-341 1 892-3456 875-5551 522-50 50 525-7831 875-5551 521-1459 875-4541 Richard D. Harvey, Vice President, Marketing Direct or, Coca-Cola, U.S.A. Lo Jelks, WSB- TV Dale Cla rk·, Director of Public Af f airs , WAGA-TV Reese Cleghorn, Writ ten-in-Resident, Southern Regional Council John A. Middleton, President, Morris Brown College · Ray Moore, Senior News Analyst, WAGA-TV · C. A. Scott, Editor, General Manager, Atlanta Daily World F.J. Vinin.~ Public Relations Director, Orkin Exterminating Co. Social Aspects _ 233-1458 688-6232 688- 2033 875-7396 577-2250 523-5791 Dorothy Gibson Sujette Crank, Social Director, Neighborhood Services, EOA· William Allison, Deputy Administrator, EOA Robert D. Bailey, Equitable Life Assurance Society of UoS. Duane Beck, Executive Director, Community Council of Atlanta Erwin Stevens, Chairman, Citizens Central Advisory Committee �Page 3 STAFF Room 208, City Hall Tel. 522-4463, Ext. 430 or 431 Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator~ Director W. Wo Gates, Consultant Mary Christenson, Secretary 0 � 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 688-3313 377-2411 349-2987 349-0909 Business 588-5000 588-3356 521-0238 522-7630 875-8321 522-3671 522-1300 588-7606 688-2343 523-6431 (0) (H) May 8, 1969 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Dr. Sanford S. Atwood, Emory University, Co-Chairman Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, Presidert Emeritus, Morehouse College, Co-Chairman PANELS Participation and Finance W. H. “Bo" Whitman, Vice-President, First National Bank Ernest L. Dixon, Assistant Cashier, C & S National Bank T. M. Alexander, Jr., Courts and Company William C. Bartholemay, Chairman & President, Atlanta Braves Lee Burge, President, Retail Credit Company Butler T. Henderson Rolland Maxwell, President, Davison's Stores A. B. Padgett, Trust Office, Trust Company of Georgia Robert C. Watkins, Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corp, Dean Harding B. Young, Atlanta University Construction and Design 873-4211 577-2550 351-2072 525-0555 524-6853 522-8764 522-5895 Bob Winn, Assistant to the President, Georgia Institute of Technology D. P. Elliott, Eastern Engineering Company Henry F. Alexander, Builder H,. W. Beers, Jr., Chairman of the Board, Beers Construction Co. Edward Benson, Design Consultants Incorporated Moreland Smith, Director, Urban Planning Project, Southern Regional Council, Inc. Otis Thorpe, President, Empire Real Estate Board Housing Locations 349-2987 588-7123 522-3634 875-8321 577-3500 988-2225 577-2400 Benjamin E. Mays, President Emeritus, Morehouse College Augustus H, Sterne, President, Trust Company of Georgia Rev. William H. Borders, Pastor, Wheat Street Baptist Church Lee Burge, President, Retail Credit Company Gordon Jones, President, Fulton National Bank Mills B. Lane, Jr., President, C & S National Bank J. David Palmer, Associate Professor, Georgia State College Housing Restudy 688-2343 688-8778 688-2033 525-5895 688-6232 524-7762 Robert C. Watkins, Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corp, Clarence D. Coleman, Regional Director, National Urban League William W. Allison, Deputy Administrator, EOA J. A. Alston, Alston Realty Company Sujette Crank, Social Director, Neighborhood Services, EOA Vivian Henderson, President, Clark College Page 2 Housing Restudy (Cont. ‘'d) 688-2148 349-2987 525-2793 522-9238 — 892-3456 523-1939 525-5591 872-7220 Legal 523-1939 . 526-5581 572-2414 525-8841 577-5490 525-0481 524-7764 Moderate 877-3124 524-4717 523-1461 ° 633-2521 922-8051 523-6913 521-1401 Dr. Albert Manley, President, Spelman College Dr. Benjamin E, Mays, President Emeritus, Morehouse College James Moore, President, Atlanta Labor Council Charlies F. Palmer, President, Palmer, Inc. Leonard Reinch, President, Cox Broadcasting Company Archer D. Smith, III, Attorney, Harmon and Thackston Edwin L. Sterne, Chairman, Housing Authority Dr. Joseph Wilbur Archer D. Smith, III, Attorney, Harmon and Thackston Donald Hollowell, Regional Director, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Luther Alverson, Judge Freeman’ Hutton, Managing Attorney, Atlanta Legal Aid Society McCready Johnston, Attorney, President, General American Development Company Hall Ware, King and Spalding Charles L. Weltner, Attorney, Shoob, McLain and Jesse and Upper Income In-Town Housing Jim E. Land, Chief Engineer for Ga., Southern Bell T & T Co, Herman J. Russell, Contractor to Joseph E. Birnie, President, National Bank of Georgia Scott Houston, Jr., Executive Director, Wesley Woods Apartments Wallace L, Lee, President, Atlanta Gas Light Company Stewart Wight, Wigh, Couch and Ward Clayton R. Yates, President, Yates-Milton Store Public Relations 875-3411 892-3456 875-5551 522-5050 925-7831 875-5551 521-1459 875-4541 Richard D. Harvey, Vice President, Marketing Director, Coca-Cola, U.S.A. Lo Jelks, WSB-TV Dale Clark, Director of Public Affairs, WAGA-TV Reese Cleghorn, Written-in-Resident, Southern Regional Council John A, Middleton, President, Morris Brown College Ray Moore, Senior News Analyst, WAGA-TV C. A. Scott, Editor, General Manager, Atlanta Daily World ¥F,J,. Vining Public Relations Director, Orkin Exterminating Co. Social Aspects . 233-1458 688-6232 688-2033 875-7396 577-2250 523-5791 Dorothy Gibson Sujette Crank, Social Director, Neighborhood Services, EOA William Allison, Deputy Administrator, EOA Robert D. Bailey, Equitable Life Assurance Society of U.S. Duane Beck, Executive Director, Community Council of Atlanta Erwin Stevens, Chairman, Citizens Central Advisory Committee Page 3 STATF Room 208, City Hall Tel. 522-4463, Ext, 430 or 431 Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator, Director W. W. Gates, Consultant Mary Christenson, Secretary  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 3, Document 51 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f68f57470565dadcab85b99cbd2648b4.pdf e2c902b72c36233201199f62a351497e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. , Ap,rll 29. 1969 ra . J. ll04 S n. Hu h a r qu~11t of April 25th tQ · yor- Ivan 11 to tl '• Ho •I B. rces C mmitt.e 1,. r i · ormati um:er119uee w le: i tabll ,., �m J n )rt I eo 11,..leaing • cOpy of th Functl<>ne f ' the Committ , rahip Liat,, S o d Annu epo:rt d Progz,e • • y lS, 1969. U I c n be of lu th ~ • rvice t you. pl e U on. m.e. Sincer ly~ e lm D. J'01'1 1 C rdinatOr OJ/me y r lv n, J - • � 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 April 29, 1969 Mrs. J. 3. Hughes 1104 Seuthera Kalamazoo, Michigan 49001 Dear Mrs. Hughes: Your request of April 25th to Mayor Ivan Allen for information pertaining to Atlanta's Housing Resources Committee has been referred te me for reply. _ The initial approach used in involving civic leaders and others in the low and moderate income housing program was the Mayor's Housing Gonference, November 15, 1966. attended by some 300 local, State and Federal Officials, as well as by local Business, Civic, Educational and Religious leaders. Enclosed for your information is a copy of Mayor Allen's Address at the Conference which established goals and set the scope and climate for the program. Also attached is a copy of the Mayor's Announcement of initial appointments to the Committee. This nucleus then selected additional members who were appointed by the Mayor, to serve without compensation, and organized the Committee into eight working panels with an Executive Committee consisting of the overall Chairman, two Co-Chairmen and | Chairman of each panel. The Executive Committee carries on the routine work of the Committee as a whole and normally meets once a month to transact such business. sili lat lll ad  Mrs, J. B. Hughes Page 2 April 29, 1969 Tam also enclosing a copy of the Functions of the Committee, Membership List, Second Annual Report and latest Summary of Progress, January 15, 1969. If I can be of further service to you, please call on me. Sincerely, Malcolm D. Jones Housing Coordinator MDJ/me Encis; Ags Listed cc; Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.  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 3, Document 50 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/8907c63a31449e0cd122aae25e54e0d4.pdf 2342a305bbc1e09c2a7d9afde3939d11 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. May 5, 1969 MEMORANDUM To: Col. Malcolm Jones From! Dan Swe t This is an excellent analysis of the Urban Co lition Report. It might be more meaningful. if the Housing R eou,:ces Committee could adopt a st tcment along the lines of your memorandum and .w could submit lt to the Urban Co litlon as an official position papei- of the Housing Be ources Committee. DS :fy � 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 ‘ie RLM errr a re a May 5, 1969 MEMORANDUM To: Col. Malcolm Jones From: Dan Sweat This is an excellent analysis of the Urban Coalition Report. It might be more meaningful if the Housing Regources Committee could adopt a statement along the lines of your memorandum and we could submit it to the Urban Coalition as an official position paper of the Housing Resources Committee, DS:fy EAI MTS Ae ER Se Ee Rae ST ae Se 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 3, Document 49 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/406a23af2983b72e8e35091cb5e2762f.pdf 9757512aa07046207938519eee84a5e4 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 1, 1969 . 55409 rs . J Der Y ur 1 tter to luf·Ol"l to tion ab t torr ply . JOI" n p rt 11 n veral cJ' nt in th tl go, inquirin far r b or fr~ At a n rth and id • tr r t 1 nt �Mr~ • • 3 son ge 2 II y 1 , 196 Dti lly, y if iS r r tir d hool ) • 'ft r bYothe.r ~in-1 iter for FHA int st h to you for ucc s fu.1 qu 't in b itl Atl nt ·~ lf I c il b f turtb to you, pl on • My - .- Sic r'l , D. Jon Coordl· to.r J/ cc: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jro llunttu · C 11 � 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 May 1, 1969 Mrs. A. W. Jameson 4601 Wentworth Minneapolis, Minnesota 55409 Dear Mrs. Jameson: Your letter to Mayor Allen several days ago inquiring for information about an apartment in the Atlanta area has been referred to me for reply. There are a number of nice apartment developments in Atlanta and since your daughter's family intends to reside on the north — side, I presume that you prefer an apartment in that area. One very attractive apartment development in which my daughter has lived is the Williamsburgh Apartments off Clairmont Road near its intersection with North Druid Hills Road in DeKalb County. Another new high-rise apartment building now under construction (about 50% completed) is Calvin Courts at 479 East Paces Ferry Road, N.E, This is a home for the Elderly being built by the Atlanta Area Presbyterian Home, Inc. There are two nice co-operatives in DeKalb County < Eastwych Village and Cewbridge Square, These are financed under the FHA 221 4 (3) program and are both managed by FCH (Foundation for Co-operative Housing) a national nonprofit organization. A number of nice apertments can be found on Roswell Road in Atlanta between Buckhead and Sandy Springs. O14 Salem Apartments is perhaps one of the better ones. It is really difficult to select an apartment at such long range. May I suggest before you move to Atlanta, try to get down hes: for 3-4 days before hand, get a room at some central location on the north side. I suggest the Riviera Hotel, near the Brookwood Station on Peachtree and then just look around, Mre, A. W. Jameson Page 2 May 1, 1969 Incidentially, my wife is a school teacher and one of her best friends here is a retired school teacher from Minneapolis, I believe . Givs. Strang). Her brother-in-law lives here also and was a former Chief Underwriter for FHA in the Atlanta District Office. My best wishes to you for a successful quest in home hunting in Atlanta. If I can be of further service to you, please call on me, ; , Sincerely, Malcolm D. Jones Housing Coordins tor MDJ/mc cc; Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr.  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 3, Document 48 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/08976f4adea7161c3f463e130bc0db01.pdf cde4977214be13d777b64f2e2eb5e3ca Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. P ERRY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SURVEY ON LOW RENT HOUSING 1. Do you have or have you ever had a low rent housing program in your · city? Yes ---x No - - - 2. If the answer to the previous question is no, have you ever considered such a program, and if so, why did your community decline to enter the program? IF THE ANSWER TO NUMBER 1 WAS YES, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. 3. ~ ! When was your .project initiated 1936 and witn how many units i604 ? Techwood P ublic Hous ing Pr oj e ct. Cur rent ac c elerated program initiated Nov ember 15, 196 6. 11 4. 11 How many units do you have today _____ and which years were they constructed? See attached Summary 5. In how many sections of your community are housing projects 1ocated? See 6. How many units are located in each section? 7. Please tell us how many one-bedroom units you have bedroom units ____ ; three-bedroom units ____ 8. attached Public Housing breakdowns . In See above . eing to 196~6 - New Public Housing. ·; Two- Impractical to determine for entire ·program including all categories of low-income housing. To what extent are your units integrated and has integration been a prob 1em? _All re integrated or subject to integration. It has caused aome problems. · �9. Does your city receive any benefits from the low rent housing program in lieu of taxes? yes 10. Do you have housing programs, in addition to low rent housing, such as turn-key (non-profit organizations) and/or exclusive housing for e 1derly? yes 11. Has your ~ity used Urban Renewai in conjunction with low rent housing and if so, to what extent? yes - ver extensively 12. Do you feel low rent housing has been good for your community? If yes ' why?· If no, why not?_ Yes · - Public Housing provides the only s tandard Housing which the lowest income families can afford . The 221 d(2) singlefamily and 221 d(3) multi-family attempts to fill the gap between P ublic Hous ing and conventienal market aate· housing .produced by Private Enterpris e in providing standard hous ing for those families whose economic status i s too high to qualify for P ti.blic Hous ing , but not high enough to c ompete successfully for si:andard housing in the P rivate Entetpris-e market . 13. Based on your experience with your program, would you recommend to other Georgia cities, who do not have low rent housing, that they consider the merits of this (these) program(s)? yes / 14. Please give any additional comments you would like to offer. S ee attached materia l: Mayor 's Addr ess a t Hou ing Conference, November 15 , 1966 Announcement Of Appointme n te to Housing. Resources Committee Functions of Hous ing Resources Committee Membership List , HRC Second Annual Report of HRC Summary of Low-income Housing Program , January 19 , 1969 Please use the reverse side if additional space i s needed. � 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 PERRY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SURVEY ON LOW RENT HOUSING Do you have or have you ever had a low rent housing program in your city? . Yes x No If the answer to the previous question is no, have you ever con- Sidered such a program, and if so, why did your community decline to enter the program? t IF THE ANSWER TO NUMBER 1 WAS YES, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. When was your project initiated 1936 and with how many units 604 ? 'Techwood'" Public Housing Project. Current accelerated program initiated November 15, 1966. How many units do you have today and which years were they constructed? See attached Summary In how many sections of your community are housing projects located? gee attached Public Housing breakdowns. In 3eing to 1966 - New Public Housing. How many units are located in each section? See accys : 5 Please tell us how many one-bedroom units you have 3 Two- bedroom units _3 three-bedroom units + Impractical to determine for entire program including all categories of low-income housing. To what extent are your units integrated and has integration been a problem? All are integrated or subject to integration. It has caused mOme problems. 10. di, 12. 13, 14. Does your city receive any benefits from the low rent housing program in lieu of taxes? yes Do you have housing programs, in addition to low rent housing, such as turn-key (non-profit organizations) and/or exclusive housing for ‘Has your city used Urban Renewal in conjunction with low rent housing and if so, to what extent? yes ~ ver extensively Do you feel low rent housing has been good for your community? If yes, why? If no, why not? Yes - Public Housing provides the only sadierd Housing which the lowest income families can afford. The 221 d(2) single- family and 221 d(3) multi-family attempts to fill the gap between Public Housing and conventional market mate housing produced by Private Enterprise in providing standard housing for those families whose economic status is too high to qualify for Public Housing, but not high enoughto compete successfully for standard housing in the Private Enterprise market. Based on your experience with your program, would you recommend to other Georgia cities, who do not have low rent housing, that they consider the merits of this (these) program(s)? yes Please give any additional comments you would like to offer. See attached material: _ Mayor's Address at Housing Conference, November 15, 1966 Announcement Of Appointme nts to Housing Resources Committee Functions of Housing Resources Committee Membership List, HRC Second Annual Report of HRC Summary of Low-income Housing Program, Janney 15, 1969 Please use the reverse side if additional space is needed.  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 3, Document 47 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/012f1a0e8e99aee01b0a2e7c5711eab7.pdf 6c1d8e33af3e317b9a796cd227aa4279 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. PERRY CHA/JI/BER OF C01l1MERCE ,;. P 0.. BOX 592 • PERRY, GEORGIA 31069 April 24, 1969 Ma:yor Ivan Allen, Jr. City HaU Atlanta, Ga. 30303 Attn. Mr. R. EaPl Landers Administrative Assistant Gentlemen: The City of Peny wiU hold a Straw Ballot on July 1 for the purpose of determining whether or not the people in this corrmu:nity want Federal Low-Renting Housing. In this connection~ the Perry Area Charrber of Commerce is making every effor t to s ecure i nformation and facts about the programs a:vailah.Ze , manner in which programs would be selected and administered, and the affect of such programs on Perry's future and prosperity. When this information is obtained, it will then be corrorrunicated to the puhlic so they can make an inte lligent decision on July 1. To assist us in our study , we would appreciate your completing the enclosed survey fo rm at your eaPliest convenience and returning to us in the envelope provided for you. / Any information which you give us will be presented collectively with that from other cities . No specific references will be made to your corrorrunity. Sincerely yours , C / ., ,.....-=·j-. ,../ \ / / - \.. t'.' i,.(' (,.J /) . 7. ( - 1/) )-(:< >!..<V tewis M. Meeks , President Perry Area ChaYliber of Commerce LMM/sm Enclosure "AT IHE CROSSROADS OF GEORGIA" � 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 “PERRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE P. 0. BOX 592 + PERRY, CEORGIA 31059 + =. Sos — Loy AREA CODE 912 987-1234 “ £ April 24, 1969 Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. City Halt Atlanta, Ga. 30303 Attn. Mr. R. Earl Landers Administrative Asststant Gentlemen: The City of Perry will hold a Straw Ballot on July 1 for the purpose of determining whether or not the people in this commmity want Federal Low-Renting Housing. In this connection, the Perry Area Chamber of Commerce ts making every effort to secure information and facts about the programs available, manner in which programs would be selected and admin- tstered, and the affect of such programs on Perry's future and prosperity. When this information ts obtained, tt will then be communicated to the publie so they can make an intelligent deciston on July 1. To assist us tn our study, we would appreciate your completing the enclosed survey form at your earliest convenience and returning to us in the envelope provided for you. Any information which you give us will be presented collectively with that from other cities. No specific references will be made to your community. Sineerely yours, ns ‘ t ( . \ / Nee eee 7) 1) Je sap Lewis M. Meeks, President Perry Area Chamber of Commerce LMM/sm Enclosure “AT THE CROSSROADS OF GEORGIA”  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 3, Document 46 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2a06722fdcbe6525eae02fc8ef117f14.pdf ce804369a69c130782c5d5bd0fd0abce Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. April 28, 1969 Mr. Lewis M. Meeks, President Perry Area Chamber 0£ Commerce Post Office Box 592 Perry, Georgia 31069 Dear Mr. Meeks: Your letter of April 24, 1969, addressed to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. together with the enclosed questionnaire is being referred to Colonel Malcoln-i M. Jones, Housing Coordinator for the City of Atlanta.. \'• I am sure Colonel Jones will be happy to supply the information requested. Sincerely, $143.215.248.55 R. Earl Landers Administ rative Assistant REL:hdt \ ,\ \ � 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 April 28, 1969 Mr. Lewis M. Meeks, President Perry Area Chamber of Commerce Post Office Box 592 Perry, Georgia 31069 Dear Mr. Meeks: Your letter of April 24, 1969, addressed to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. together with the enclosed questionnaire is being referred to Colonel Malcolm M. Jones, Housing Coordinator for the City of Atlanta. I am sure Colonel Jones will be happy to supply the information requested. R. Earl Landers Administrative Assistant Sincerely, REL:hdt  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 3, Document 45 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/38f433642b790f2d2781caaf93b281b9.pdf 24d354fe67e477409704283a4e32f1ec Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. April 30, 1969 Mr . Lewi M . Meeks. Pre ident P rry Are Cham er of Co1X1merce P. 0. ox 592 Perry Georgia 31069 Dear Mr . Me k Your letter of April 24, 1969 , to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr . for completion of Ou Uonnair p rtaining to low-rent hou ing, h b n referred to m · {or r ply . C mpleted Que tionnaii'c i enc lo d, together with dditlonal m t ri 1, (listed under It m 5 d 14 of the Ou stiOntl ir ) pe~taining to Atlanta' 111 curr o.t Ace ler t d Low-income Houaing Pro r m. IJ I can of furthoi- a rvic to you. ple a call on me. Sine: rely. Malcolm D . Jon s H uein Co rdi tor DJ/rnc Encl•: Compl t d Que•tionnaire with attach d mat ri 1 (Li1t d iu th eati nnatr ) cc: Mr. R. Ea.rlLand 1'8 Adminiatratlv aaist 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 Dor. Sas April 30, 1969 Mr. Lewis M. Meeks, President Perry Area Chamber of Commerce P. ©. Box 592 Perry Georgia 31069 Dear Mr. Meeks; Your letter of April 24, 1969, to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. for completion of Questionnaire pertaining to low-rent housing, has been referred to me for reply. Completed Questionnaire is enclosed, together with additional material, (listed under Items 5 and 14 of the Questionnaire) pertaining to Atlanta's current Accelerated Low-income Housing Program. If I can be of further service to you, please call on me. Sincerely, Malcolm D. Jones Housing Coordinator MDJ/me Encls: Cormpleted Questionnaire with attached material {Listed in the Questionnaire) ce: Mr. R. Earl Landers Administrative Assistant  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 3, Document 44 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/430d807ecaf0587dbeaf22974ae91350.pdf e9a5cfaeee10c063f90f3df290a62b3e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. OWNER 2. ADDRESS SPECIFICATIONS 11. All frami ng l umber to be used shall te equal to #2 S . L . Y. P. Grade Marked. 12. All plywood used for underlayment for r es ilient fl oo r s s hall be 11 Underlayment Grade" cr.ltl sha.ll. b e approved by Atlanta Housing Authcr i ty Inspector before floor covering i s lai d. 13. All r oof i ng material shall be equal to Johns - Mans ville . 14. Ji.11 pl,:mbing fixture s shall be equal to American Star;dard including 10-year Glasslined wat er heater . 15. Repail~ing exi sti ng heating equipment shall te constrt~Ed to ri:e an that any exis t ing heating equipr:1ent to remain shall be thoroughly cleaned and all worn or damaged parts., fittings a.nd ac Qesso ries r eplacing and the entire system t ested and left in perfect working c-:mdi tion , including thermostat ., wiring !- and all necessary controls. Heating equipment 9 whether repaired , new, or altered~ ahall provide heat to all parts of the building , as called for in "Mini.nnm Property Standards 11 • Shop drawings showi ng any propos ed heating system, including size. and locatbn of all heating unit s , pipe sizes, it' s capacity a:-id contr-Jls _, shall be submitted by the Heat ing Contractor and approved by the Atlanta Hous ing Authority inspector before proceeding with the work . 16. "Minimum cabinet space" when called for in work write-up, shall mean base cabinets with 4 sq. ft. of un-obstructed counter space aLd 5 sq. ft. of drawer space. Sufficient wall cabinets shall be installed to give a minimum of 30 sq. ft. of enclosed shelving . 17. Repairing gutter s and downspouts, windows and doer screens shall mean to restore to normal life by means of repair. 18. Otherwise, repalcement will be required. Repairing foundatio n shall be construed to mean the restoration of any structurally un-sound portionsJ pointing up of mortar joints 3 replacing any missing sections of curtain wall and restoring any decayed or damaged sections of existing curtains walls. 19. Repairing s teps and stoops shall mean to restore to normal life by means of repair, including r epairing, replacing or installing necessar~· handr ails where required by height . 20. Otherwise, rep,ifcBment will be required. Repair ext erior siding s hall include the replacement of ahy rotten, decayed or missing portions, including eaves. 21. Repairing walkf and driveways sha11 mean re storing to soi.ind, all weather· conditions by means of repair . 22 . Otherwise, r eplacement will te required. Repairing woodwork shall i nclude ih e replacement of ariy rotten or decayed parts and proper fiJl ing : s anding and othe r preparation to rc>r:-ei ve paint_. � 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 OWNER Ze ADDRESS ll. 12. 3 1. 15. 16. iis 18. 19. 20. 21. 22s SPECIFICATIONS All framing lumber to be used shall te equal to #2 S.L.Y.P. Grade Marked. All plywood used for underlayment for resilient floors shall be "Underlayment Grade" and shall be approved by Atlanta Housing Authority Inspector tefore floor covering is laid. All roofing material shall be equal to Johns-Mansville. All plimbing fixtures shall be equal to American Staridard including 10-year Glass- lined water heater. Repairing existing heating equipment shall be construed to mean that any existing heating equipment to remain shall be thoroughly cleaned and all worn or damaged parts, fittings and accessories replacing and the entire system tested and left in perfect working condition, including thermostat, wiring. and ail necessary controls. Heating equipment, whether repaired, new, or altered. ahall provide heat to all parts of the building, as called for in "Minimum Property Standards". Shop drawings showing any proposed heating system, including size and location of all heating units, pipe sizes, it's capacity and controls. shall be submitted by the Heating Contractor and approved by the Atlanta Housing Authority inspector before proceeding with the work. "Minimum cabinet space" when called for in work write-up, shall mean base cabinets with sq. ft. of un-obstructed counter space and 5 sq. ft. of drawer space. Sufficient wall cabinets shall be installed to give a minimum of 30 sq. ft. of enclosed shelving. Repairing gutters and downspouts, windows and docr screens shall mean to restore to normal life by means of repair. Otherwise, repalcement will be required. Repairing foundation shall be construed to mean the restoration of any structurally un-sound portions, pointing up of mortar joints, replacing any missing sections of curtain wall and restoring any decayed or damaged sections of existing curtains walls. Repairing steps and stoops shall mean to restore to normal life by means of repair, including repairing, replacing or installing necessary handrails where required by height. Otherwise, repfbconent will be required. Repair exterior siding shall include the replacement of any rotten, decayed or missing portions, including eaves. Repairing weds and driveways shall mean restoring to sound, all weather conditions by means of repair. Otherwise, replacement will te required. Repairing woodwork shall include the replacement of any rotten or decayed parts and proper filling, sanding and other preparation to receive paint.  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 3, Document 43 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/fadd1d9b1ee62a1b0d3dc3eeb3476654.pdf e58039e678340ce0ec39fc13fe56b73a Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. . ; FEt .l f I Cfl.T LO NS 1. A'11. rc:,i1 rt :_ : na i l ~0 a g 'Jt )(l • ,., J I }4 l ,)·~: C1.: ..~J ·, ~  : :.:. ::. :.::~g · ~--~#J , ~ ,. pn.nit'.r .J r, Ls n l ·, · L Ca.t1lkix.g mat.eria.1 , ; ngJ i 1 ] l i!'.g &.r.·.i opp} y: ng 1 c D c-1.t ., l. . 1 1.... . t •t •_,  ;:,t ., rr:: i 1dew:; etc . a. l.i. ?. 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J-: ,y ,-:, dj· t :. ,r d, l i 1Y,pr::r1emeot ,:: ;.. r , : ·· t· ii.n ·: not c overed by tbe :-ont,ract, a.r,d a.re , .. , h , pa 1.1 f -,, ty the p-r ·:ipe rt.y .1C'. be approv ed . ·1 · :;·.1 must be ir, writing and app-;"o ved by U1e 1n-a1. f ,·r t E-:-v.: t cs , r :,di:r.t c~ ~H·, i ,t : ,. t.'n e-r ver.rr:i n infes ta.t.i,.1 n and furnis h r e r,e wat l e �·.• . ..... ,, ... l3e identified by !'am-~ a.nd a dd ce:,s of' owne r , and t he cJi:-awings ( 1f any} i d.~n.'~'lf : h: ~y proper t y l.o{; a.: .ion and .tHme of propR"r r.y- owr:,?.,' or m,'r: e r- s ... lho .Fi"Jr the cons~ d'?re::, 10. :s named. the r e in, the c or;t r a cr,01· pr oposes "t o fu rn:i~h · 0 0 Cont cac to r ·--------·. Name of c143.215.248.55rac~ c r , ________ - ·----.......,. --. . ....... ,_,.... !adr?ss oi co~tr a c~or ' \.' ._ ' ' ~~ .,....,,_ 3gca+ u r e of co~trac~ c r -----~-- - Ac r ~t ... ..... .ce~ . . . .. <- t =n~~ ,,.-,..---. ___ly ..,...,..-..cw ,. . , ......... ____ _______ ,.. c.: 1· bJ r,·., . ,·.Y'e ~u. . u . ...; n" [' •",,j ~ ,:,_ 1··: ~ J ...... . , _ - ' \. . . . � 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 OWNER ADDRESS 10. OFELLFICATIONS All paints snail ré a good prai: sade by a nationally advertised manufacturer and shail meet Federal speci?. a‘ i mt. Colors snall be ze:eeted ty HS surfaces shai] t* prepared fur pairing by scraping, wire brushing to remove teriais, grease, dit", iit, mildew, etc. Caulking material ahd fatty shall te applied wher- o.-ded kefore final coats of paint. Al) exte rir painting sralt : ett applaed: Floor TeLincSaing Email ine: . » ting, fillicg and applying 1 coat primer ahd i ovat varnasn or 2@ ¢cat-. 3h. Wails arn céi:lings shalt ke fir. + «i with a emcoth surface, plaster cracks ana n’les properiy Pilied. sheet: ck 3:ints taped and cement applied 3 times, Re paiting windiws shall i: tude 1 yj tacing ail decayed or broken components, ihtlecding panes and replaci«ée +t arplyang potty, according to the marutacturers re afr? Wat tor Repairing porcnes and finer. enous shalt include replacing all deteriorated frarang and ficoring., Porch repaty incindes replacing deteriorated ceilings, Repairirg @XLEting Biumbing or rf taacipg one or more plumbing Fixtures shall re carsteed 19 Inelude anys aiticatvigns, additions or repiacemernts to the = plumcing system, wnich shal. r+ corisred ty the plumbing inspector of the City nf Atlanta, at ne increase i: ire eontract price. Repsiring of replacing elect:. .xtures or providing additionai wall recepticies snail te construe: + include any modification, replacement of rewiring. which shal: be order: vy the electrical inspector of the City of ~ Atlanta, at ne inerease in the cart price, 1 Any deviation from the contract :: materials or methods shall. te approved by the atlanta Hoising Actnorit, «. 1 the property ouner. Any additioral improvements wrici: wee not covered by the mntract, and are tu ke para for by the property .1-37, must be in writing and approved by the Atlarta Huasirg Authority. Treat fer termites, rodents anda ! <ther vermin infestation and furnish rerewatle termite certificate from state apy coved extermination service without clause Wswmer agrees to pay for initial triatment". 12.1 Tais centract-is subject te items 5, 62, 8, 9, 19 & 1 ef the Terme ona Cam@itiess Federal Rehabilitation Loan under section 312 ef the Yousiag Act of 1964, as amended. * l3e _The contract consists of the bid and proposal, the gerceral conditions, the . ia - fF 7 » ike ve apecifications, the work write-up, incorporated therein by reference and identified by name and address of owner, and the drawings (if ny) identified by property location and name of proparty owner or owners. For the considerations named therein, the contractor proposes to furnish - all the material and co ali of the work dsscribed in, and in eédondaaee witn, the cortract -dentitied above in Item 13 of the general cenditions for the lump-sum price of ¢ ~ Contractor Acce ine by curer eg eee ern aene rte girienta aniseed Ht ar een en or Name of cornuracter ae Name of owner's} Signature of cortractor Signazure of cwnerts) Addrass o1 contractor Address of owreris) tm fe et sar] o KH] » Oo C Date of propesai ard bid SeDLAnce Notorizaticn of ackrowlcogement Notvorization cf acknowledgement = 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 3, Document 42 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2f0590d9c5bb19a54725ebdcfbba75aa.pdf 160be08ae8c8869ac0112fb268b58e08 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. - ~ = = = = = = == ~ = = = == = = -- = = = =- - - - GENERAL CONDITIONS BID AND PROPOSAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT 1--11 Units 1. Under $10; 000 . 00 You are invite d to s11bmit a propos al fGr improver:1•:c:nts list,ed on the enclosed work wri te-·up to p r operty l cc at e i at 2. Should you subm.i t a bid it must te re·:::eived in a :::eal e d envelor e a ddressed to care of (the prope rty owner) Model Cit i es N. D. P . J - - ---- ------- Georgi a JOJlO, not later 'than 10:00 A.M . ___ J - Atl ada, a-t. which time bids will be opened and putl ically read. J. The t i d and proposal s ha11 te ac c ept.ed by the owner with .: r 30 da.ys 0f the bi d opening date . No work shall be commenced by the contractor u.ntil he has received a writ ten proceed order from tr1c: owner . h. The owner is obligate d to i ssue a written procee d ordEr ,,,ithin 30 days from the dat e of acc eptance of t he bid. Should the order r,ot t e r 2c ei •1ed ly t he contractor within this JO day period, the contract or has the opncn of wit hdraw i_ng h is bid . v 5. The contractor mus t b e gin wurk wi thin 10 days aft er i ss ..tane,e of the p ro ceed 1 order . ( 6. The contractor mus t s atisfact orily complete the work within JO calendar day s after the i ssuane e of the proc eed or der. v 7. 'l'he contractor will be paid the contract price jn or1e lump- sum amount after the work i s satis factorily completed except that one progres s payrr,ent may be paid on contracts e xceedin g $ 5 ,000 .00. A progr es s exceed 80% of the val11e ) f payment s hall not t he work s ati s factor ily completed . Payments due the contract or wi11 be paid within 20 days after receipt of the c ontractor's invoice and s atis factory r el e a se of l i ens or clai ms for liens. by sub--contr-actors, labor·er-s , and mat e r ial s upplier s for complet ed work or ins talled materials . v8. The contractor i s required t o : a. Furni!::h evidenc e of comprehens ive public liability ins urance coverage prote cting the owne r for not l ess thail $ 50 _,000 .00 i n the ev ent of b odily injury in.cJ. uding death and $25,000 . 00 in the event of prope rty damage a r i sj_ng out of the ' wo rk p erforn.e d by the cont r ac t or _; and ev i d.E-r.c e of i n s uran ce or oth e r cover age r e qu ired under the l aw g·)ve rn i ng workman I s compens ation . � 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 76) Meee GENERAL CONDITLONS BID AND PROPOSAL -- CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT 1-11 Units Under $10,000.00 You are invited to submit a proposal for improvenents listed on the enclosed work write-up to property lcecated at ‘ Should you submit a bid it must te received in a sealed envelore addressed to (the property owner) , care of Model Cities N. D. P., _, Atlanta, Georgia 30310, not later than 10:00 A.M. » at which time bids will be opened and publically read. The tid and proposal shail te accepted by the owner with:r 30 days of the bid opening date. No work shall be commenced by the contractor until he has received a written proceed order from the owner. The owner is obligated to issue a written proceed order within 30 days from the date of acceptance of the bid. Should the order not te received ty the contractor within this 30 day period, the contractor has the opticn of with- drawing his bid. The contractor must begin work within 10 days after issuance of the proceed order. The contractor must satisfactorily complete the work within 30 calendar days after the issuance of the proceed order. The contractor will te paid the contract price in one lump-sum amount after the work is satisfactorily completed except that one progress payment may be paid on contracts exceeding $5,000.00. A progress payment shall not exceed 80% of the value of the work satisfactorily completed. Payments due the contractor will be paid within 20 days after receipt of the contractor's invoice and satisfactory release of liens or claims for liens by sub-contractors, laborers, and material suppliers for completed work or installed materials. The contractor is required to: a. Furnish evidence of comprehensive public liability insurance coverage protecting the ower for not less than $50,000.00 in the event of bodily injury including death and $25,000.00 in the event of property damage arising out of the work performed by the contractor; and eviderce of insurance or other coverage required under the law governing workman's compensation.  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 3, Document 41 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/80de7cc6823bf7b2641a8486897af833.pdf 047ce92aa5dd59d630fa1df76c099459 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. _, . , ~ .· -·- ~ . - .... '>"_ •• , .., Form +6 . ' ... --- - !"'.- ·.:· -.:._-z.- '"':,_---, • O · A PPLICA --•~ .. .. " .,.;, BUU..DB G PiE FO R-6 ,. Atia nta, ba. Ha r da ge --,,,- ----- Inspector_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Zone_ _ _ _ _ _ __ ,I I- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 19_ _ .- PERM IT No _ _ ,"""'4.__9,_.2=-- _ __ C. co , <I) HCC _, !,£ Estimated Cost $ ~ 100, Permit Fee $_ _ _8=-=-·-=2::...;0=---- TO. THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: Sir: I hereby make application for permit as follows, and if same is granted I agree to conform to all Building Department regulat ions and City Ordinances re9ulating same and in accordance with plans submitted: 0 z ~ 1043 Stewart A·e. ,. SW LOCATION _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _=-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,c..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ !,£ Robert Cowan J. u 9 a:, ADDRESS ARCHITECT_ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDRESS 0 ERECT ,ot REPAIR 0 ALTER 0 MAKE ADDITION TO 0 RE-ROOF 0 RE-SIDE 0 DEMOLISH ·o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I-FAMILY RESl·DENCE 0 DUPLEX UNPROTECTED NONCOMBUSTIBLE X!){APARTMENT 0 PROTECTED NONCOMBUSTIBLE 0 FIRE RESISTIVE TYPE A 0 FIRE RESISTIVE TYPE B 0 ._,_ 0 HEAVY TIMBER MOVE 548 Cameron St • ., SE ORDINARY MASONRY [)CWOOD FRAME 3 PR IVATE GARAGE STORE BLDG. FENCES WALLS CHURCH 0 OFFICE 0 FACTORY Uil~AREHOUSE 0 AUTO STORAGE 0 REPAIR GARAGE 0 SERVICE STATION 0 ACCESSORY BLDG. D---- -- - - - 0 RELOCATE General repairs for HCC NATURE OF REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS· APVD. BY _ __ __ Same OWNER----------'---.c..__c_;;;__.....::......:.....-'--=:..._-_ _ ADDRESS BUILDER_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ G._ _ _ _ Carruth _ EidSOl>lANS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _: - - - - - - - - - - - - - PART 0 FIN. 0 NO. STORIES_ _ _ NO. ROOMS_ _ _ BAJHS_ _ _TOILETS_ _ _ BASEMENT_ _ _ FULL 0 ATTIC-UNFIN. 0 NONE 0 NO. UNITS_ _ _ _TOTAL SQ . . FT. AR<:/"\.._ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ SIZE OF BLDG _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ HEATING: Cool O Gos O Oil O Steam O H. A. Furn., Grav. 0 Radiant Htr. O Contract D Elec. O Panel_ Ray O . VENTILATION: Ploin Exhaust Blowet O Washed Air O Refrigerated FOOTINGS Plain Cone.I I Re in. Cone. Spread Footings FOUNDATION WALLS Plain Cone.I Brick I I Rein. Cone. I Cone. Blk FLOOR CONST. Wood Joist Rein. Concrete Stone Metal Wood Frame Wood Siding Cone. Slab CHIMNEY Brick Flat Slab Cone. on Grade Stucco on Wood Stucco on Masonry ROOFING Composition Steel Concrete FINISHED FLOOR Steel Frame Metal Clad Metal Tile Build-Up Pine Pipe Columns Steel Beams Rein. Cone. Beams Brick Veneer Hard Wd. Imitation Brick OUTSIDE WALLS Brick Insulated Personally appeared (he) ~ , PARTITIONS Wood Tile Steel I Brick ROOF CONST. Flat Gable Hip Monitor Mansard Sow Tooth Jumbo Brick ~ 7 O 0 0 Stone Transite PLUMBING Earth Tile GEORGIA-FULTON COUNTY Slate T. &G. Asbestos Asbestos Tile Cone. Block Wood Beams WINDOW SASH Wood Steel I I Aluminum Mill Laminated Cement Wood Columns Steel Columns Masonry Piers Wood Rafters Wood Truss Steel Truss Stee l Joist Stone FL & ROOF SPTS. Rein. Cone. Columns 0 H. A. Furn., Forced O Unit Heaters O floor Furn. O Boile r SPRINKLERED: Chemical Bomb O Auto. Water ELEVATORS: Passenger O Freight ~-~ <2 d -? ~ Cone. Block Plaste red Sheet Rock No. Fixtures ELECTRICAL WORK No. Outlets ·T- Wired for Powe r O BS E R V E D PHY S I C AL CONDITION Excellent Average z.d ,--., I I I I Good I Poor who on oath says that ) is the applicant for the foregoing, and that all the above statements are f~ _to the bes of (his) {her) knowledge, and that the work I. to .be done thereon is authorized by the owne r and will be.. done by contract wit Contractor ~ -~ NAME _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ Add res. ~ - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - Sworn to and subsc ri bed before me thi'"--- I ' -· -·<' ' . , ,,, C .,.,.. -' - ~ ~< · j;;- C:·· / Not a ry Pub lic, Fulton County, Go. - - - -- - - / -P ,/-" / I da y of � 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 Form 4-6 PERMIT ‘ APPLICATION FOR BUILDING bey Atianta, Ge. Hardage ee Rah “H/24/67 5 Inspector. Zone 19. eo ; 4 3 ly PERMIT No 34492 Mi HCC laa ma a Estimated Cost $__ 4 100 <—— S Be Permit Fee $. 8.20 = TO._THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: * O Sir: | hereby make application for permit as follows, and if same is granted | agree to conform to all Building Department regulations and z a City Ordinances regulating same and in accordance with plans submitted: oO , & LOCATION 1043 Stewart Ae. 9 swW 4 is OWNER Robert Cowan ADDRESS__ Same eo BUILDER G. J. Carruth ADDRESS. 548 Cameron St., SE = fs Fi ARCHITECT. - ADDRESS g} 5 CO ERECT [CXWOOD FRAME CH) I-FAMILY RESIDENCE [] OFFICE 3H REPAIR C1 ORDINARY MASONRY CO DUPLEX [1 FACTORY C1 ALTER [) UNPROTECTED NONCOMBUSTIBLE KAPARTMENT 3 vniiTtgAREHOUSE o OO MAKE ADDITION TO CI HEAVY TIMBER CU PRIVATE GARAGE CL) AUTO STORAGE e O RE-ROOF OC PROTECTED NONCOMBUSTIBLE O STORE BLDG. OO REPAIR GARAGE a OO RE-SIDE CO FIRE RESISTIVE TYPE A O FENCES O71 SERVICE STATION % 00 DEMOLISH C7 FIRE RESISTIVE TYPE B O WALLS OO ACCESSORY BLDG. ae 1 MOVE © 1] CHURCH a OD RELOCATE NATURE OF REPAIRS OR ALTERATIONS: General repairs for HCC APVD. BY. EiGSONANS PART O] FIN. O NO. STORIES. NO. ROOMS. BATHS. TOILETS BASEMENT.______ FULL ATTIC—UNFIN. 1 ’ : NONE 2 NO. UNITS_______TOTAL SQ. FT. AREA__________—_SIZE OF BLDG HEATING: Cool] Gos] OilO) Steam] H. A. Fum., Grav. 0 Radiant Htr.[1) Contract) Elec.) Ponel Ray 1 H. A. Furm., Forced (] Unit Heaters [J Floor Furn. (] Boiler SPRINKLERED: Chemical Bomb [J] Auto. Water [J VENTILATION: Plain Exhaust Blower 1] Washed Air QO Refrigerated oO ELEVATORS: Passenger] Freight [J FOOTINGS FLOOR CONST. Rein. Concrete Wood Rafters WINDOW SASH Plain Conc.| |Rein. Conc.| | Wood Joist Stone Wood Truss Wood | | Steel Spread Footings Steel Joist Metal Steel Truss Aluminum Mill Wood Frame Conc. Slab CHIMNEY FOUNDATION WALLS Laminated Wood Siding Brick Plain Conc.| | Rein. Conc. Flat Slab Stucco on Wood ROOFING Steel Brick Conc. Bik Conc. on Grade Stucco on Masonry Composition Concrete Stone Steel Frame Metal Slate Stone FL. & ROOF SPTS. FINISHED FLOOR Metal Clad Tile T.&G. Transite Rein. Conc, Columns Cement Brick Veneer Build-Up Asbestos |__| Wood Columns Pine Hard Wd. Asbestos : PLUMBING Steel Columns Earth Imitation Brick PARTITIONS No. Fixtures | Masonry Piers Tile Wood Tile ELECTRICAL WORK Pipe Columns OUTSIDE WALLS Insulated Steel Brick No. Outlets Steel Beams Brick ROOF CONST. Conc. Block - Wired for Power Rein. Conc. Beams Tile Flat Gable Plastered eee tie Wood Beams Conc. Block Hip Monitor Sheet Rock Excellent Good Jumbo Brick Saw Tooth Mansard Average Poor GEORGIA—FULTON COUNTY Personally oppeared. to be done thereon is authorized by the owner and will be,done by contract | Sworn to and subscribed before me this. REE Fn f ‘ < ae ee GB $4 Kesh poe Pe (he) (sbe) is the applicant for the foregoing, and that or the above statements are fe to the best of (his) der) knowledge, and that the work — who on oath says that Contractor _[].— / Notary Public, Fulton County, Ga -Doy—bover_f. NAME Address. doyiot et iecaiey, nD 4-6  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 3, Document 40 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d1811287facadaf6b8b58946b0c7de06.pdf cb2ae29e2f563c6377552738b7125389 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Reh abil i t atio n 6 D E PARTMENT OF BUILL>INGS HOUSING COD E INSPECTION FORM (U se additional sh e et for e ach unit in addition to the first unit) DATE-·_ _2_•_9_•6_7_ 1043 Stewar t Avenue, S. W. LOCATION OWNER OR AGEN T Pc:ir l Co,·1nn ADDR ESS Same Same ADDRESS Same TY P E .CONSTRUCTION - - ~B=r-i=c=k_ _ _ _ _ __ NO. HABIT ABL E ROOMS - - ----= l,,=-.-----'--- ~ -- _ _ __ /5-:J - 9ooY / (Spe ci fy whic h) OCCUPANT C266.• 192 63 ' No. NO. STORIES 2 ·;Ji? NO. UNITS NO. OCCUPANTS _ _ WHITE . X NON WHITE---- OVE RCROWDED? - - - -- ZONING _ _ _ _ _ _R_.._6_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FLOOR SP ACE / [-z:-Z sq. ft. BUILDING IS SUITABLE F OR _ _ __?:r"'.~ ""' -··- ---UNITS WITH EXISTING FACILITIES ALL IM PROVEMENTS MUST COMPLY WITH THE HOUSING CODE STANDARDS • . ·- REQUIREMENTS TO CORRECT DEFICIENCIES: • • .. • .... .J \ . ... ,1 1 ~ . .\ '\ Repla ce broken or missing window gla ss Repa ir eaves Re pla ce decayed rafters Paint building (no permit required) exterior trim Repa i r ce iling of front por ch Re pa i r or r ep l a ce screens Repari or r ep l ace rear steps Repla ce a ll uns ound members of structure ,· ' ' . .... No i nt er ior inspe ction made. Interior to conform with all ex isting City Housing Code s. Ca ll thi s office for appointment for interior inspection. \ Interior inspection made on April 12, 1967 ·1. ~ 2. 3. ("-4. (:_ 5. C.,,6. CJ· C:_8. 0 9. ~ 10. Replac e defective inside wall covering. Repair interior wall surfaces. Paint the interior of the building. Reduc e to three units. Discontinue sleeping, eating and cooking in same roo~-:.by roomers. Remove kitchen sink in downstairs, left back roo-qi / Bathroom not to cpen directly into kitchen in ups,i:At;i;:,~1:,left apartment.. Repair or replace all improperly installed plurril/ i,-dg~f {~tures. All plumbing to meet City Plumbing Code. ~ 1 Adequately support lavatory basin in upst~; ts left bathroom. Install mechanical ventilation for ba h oQJil /leading into hall upstairs. t'. ,;JJ c~~ ~ .. ~ lr; ._/'q/ rt ~ 1,t \) r Q)lJl~ _ ,. (\ 'O 01 J /(,~ 1- 1±:v 9 ~ /j.1~ .. . ~ti~\¼ ~ &Jr ri' / 1ft!/y'~L/ S PECIA L C Ol\IMEN TS: i ! ( f 11i7/ ) Lf . ,& l:r,"v-~ AL L IMPR OV EMENTS OR REPAIRS MUST CO l\IPLY WITH APPLICABLE CITY CODES . N OTIC E : THIS FORM MU S T BE P RE S ENTE D WHE N APPL Y IN G FOR P ER MITS, A ND MUST BE KEPT ON THE JOB UNTIL WORK IS CO MP LET E . All improve ments mu s t be ma d e in a th.orou gh workma nlike manner and in a ccorda nce with recognize d construction standard s . When a ll i mprovements have been completed call Housing Code Division JA 2~4463, Ext . 286, 7, 8, or 9 for final inspection. G8 orge Hitcl1cock b y JHH Insp ec to r bjl E">ol r FORM 4·H · B · 1 1 I �4'/1/t? 9/Vl. ~J-1, ~ c:: ~ /..-:77,. .P-~,,' j ~1~ {?tp~Cct;~7? / ~ p'/ /,t.(i~ '/-:.-YZ,, / '-- 1( a1-~ -rv'v // ,;?,, /7 // / U.~- C/'C,.--<- , {!;:,v;,,;~t:E./; t~ I /} . {;0(74-~ t?c~-a ~r-7/ ,~ c,-,,.--/Ci--? ~ !C /J'/ / /J -=.,/) /6!&"-,:./U ..-f (J';,'?<,-f ~/~/?, /cftfi, ' .· ' · 1;-ctr-/l 70'~./ p <0c/,,,u;udctt4y/W-rL hf ~w/ q;-thh/7(!fj)k<-?~~ ./U/(/ i / . ' . r ~ ? ~ / P , , ; ,- ~r _v ,#(;I/ . .. .. . - . -. . . . ' . . . . - I . I l. __... _._ _... _ - ·. · . .- _ - ·-··. . - . -- . . - - • • • - • -- -· - . --· - . -- -- ' .. . . --· . - --. . . •• • - ·. ·..---· . ·. -· . . .. - -··· ·. ..,j . -· - • ·... . . . . : _. . _. _ ·. .. ·. -- ~-- ... _._ . - - • ·. : _, ._ - - . - _. • .. I... - -· - - . ·. - - • • • - . (. C .. -- . .- ... : : -- .::: - (':. . -- . .- . ... .... . . . ·..·.: . :. .' _· _._ . - - - .. -- .. ' - . - . ' .. . -· ,._ I I :'.·.. ,. - - -- . ---· - - - - . - -- .,.....- - ' ·~ ~ k L ~~ l~wd- 5~P-tj-&7 ' -- . . -·- ... . .. -· - -~ . ._ . - .. -·- - -- - ·.- :.. · :.·. � 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 io we a Rehabilitation ee dG 6 ee he DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS Beat? HOUSING CODE INSPECTION FORM bo » (Use additional sheet for each unit in addition to the first unit) sy 0266-19263 ee LOCATION 1043 Stewart Avenue, S.W. | DATE 2.279767 ' hz + Gs, . OWNER OR AGENT Pearl Cowan ADDRESS ——Sai@ L3 3 202 a (Specify which) OCCUPANT Same . ADDREss —__Same * * “A TYPE’CONSTRUCTION Brick NO. STORIES ___2.__ ~~ NO. UNITS % NO. HABITABLE ROOMS G NO. OCCUPANTS _____ WHITE —_X___ NON WHITE OVERCROWDED? ______ ZONING R-6 FLOOR SPACEZZ2 2 sq. ft. BUILDING IS SUITABLE FOR a a WITH EXISTING FACILITIES ALL IMPROVEMENTS MUST COMPLY WITH THE HOUSING CODE STANDARDS. ; : -REQUIREMENTS TO CORRECT DEFICIENCIES: =. ‘he -> ; 2 ek ef : (Ya. Replace broken or missing window glass i the 2. Repair eaves « Replace decayed rafters 4, Paint building (no permit required) exterior trim - Repair ceiling of front porch (6. Repair or replace screens (7. Repari or replace rear steps (8. Replace all unsound members of structure No interior inspection made. Interior to conform with all existing City Housing f Codes. Call this office for appointment for interior inspection. Interior inspection made on April 12, 1967 1. Replace defective inside wall covering. 2. Repair interior wall surfaces, ‘3, Paint the interior of the building. “4, Reduce to three units. 5. Discontinue sleeping, eating and cooking in same room by roomers., ‘6. Remove kitchen sink in downstairs, left back roomy 4 D ‘7. Bathroom not toopen directly into kitchen in upstaitél tert apartment, («8. Repair or replace all improperly installed plumbing fixtures. All plumbing, to ; meet City Plumbing Code, hy vi ic 9. Adequately support lavatory basin in upstaits left bathroom, @ 10, Install mechanical ventilation for bapbpodt leading into hall upstairs. «NY X64 - Be pees al SPECIAL COMMENTS: ALL IMPROVEMENTS OR REPAIRS MUST COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE CITY CODES. NOTICE: THIS FORM MUST BE PRESENTED WHEN APPLYING FOR PERMITS, AND MUST BE KEPT ON THE JOB UNTIL WORK IS COMPLETE. All improvements must be made in a thorough workmanlike manner and in accordance with recognized construction standards. When all improvements have been completed call Housing Code Division JA 2-4463, Ext. 286, 7, 8, or 9 for final inspection. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 3, Document 38 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 3 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969