478 20 10383 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/74f1fe6228a7a7e727b42996e1f19200.pdf 22f870156afca838910726dea2c80704 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. .. - ··. .-: . . . - .~. - -· - - .. r . - I TELEPHONES: 52S-5992 52S-5993 APPLICATION AND TENANT SELECTION OFFICE · 858 HU RT BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 '\ February 28, 1969 Mr. James Smith Housing Code Enforcement City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 · Dear Mr. Smith: The enclosed names are families that have been certified to low rent public housing dur ing the week of February 19, 1969. As we no longer make home visits, a small percentage of these families may live in standard housing, but are classified as sub-standard due to overcrowding. We are now verifying applicant housing conditions by accept i n~ applicants sta t ement. Due to our low va cancy rat e the list of names are f ew, _but will increape consider ably as new public housing becomes available. From now on the list of names will come to you weekly with no cover l etter. MT..vl-I: ad Enclo sures : 8 .. � 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 TELEPHONES: 525-5992 525-5993 APPLICATION - AND TENANT SELECTION OFFICE ' 858 HURT BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 February 28, 1969 Mr. James Smith Housing Code Enforcement City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mr. Smith: The enclosed names are families that have been certified to low rent public housing during the week of February 19, 1969, As we no longer make home visits, a small percentage of these families may live in standard housing, but are classified as sub-standard due to over-~ crowding. We are now verifying applicant housing conditions by ? accepting applicants statement. : Due to our low vacancy rate the list of names are few, but will increase considerably as new public housing becomes available. From now on the list of names will come to you weekly with no cover letter. No Sincerely, - ils Cede Melvin We. Rush, Chief MWH sad Tenant Selection Office Enclosures: 8 / : / 1 he Bivithiney oe Mev Hegre e Berhere vr. ae aes ara feu, 3. £254 areoll ,  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 3, Folder 5, Document 24 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/cd68220d7bf419b87fa1e5a1efd72faf.pdf 4e80b87fad44a4947bc6565c14444132 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. .! DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT PEACHTREE SEVENTH BUILDING , ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30323 . -.-~-j -:-:_.) ·, . f . ' \ \ -- - ~ ._<, ·, . REGION II I ( i)r·r·.~ v , _._ i,.- . . Mr . Lester H. Persells Executive Director Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta \"'c~, ~-CJ .. , ?' August 6, 1969 1 IN REPLY REFER TO: tu9 _-~ - \ ~, . y-) '•, 0 ~;' 1' ... , " // A ~b. - ·-~rr,~ I'-- 3RF .,-<\ \ ., --...,_. . · ., ..-·.- iv ~~ ~. L~ ;,.-/' I \ ~ - ._.. · - . \! 824 Hurt Building Atlanta, Georgi a 30303 ' \ I. Dear Mr . Perse lls: ! r,,o,;lla,r'C'l'::".'1:7"!'.Y~, , Subject : ~ ..!."':::l°:' 7.'f:1T"..3>lU-tl j Project !o. Ga. A•2 Nei ghborhood Development Program Eligibility as Part of en Urban Renewal Project (Regul~r l'rogram or NDP) of Certain TP.!llporary Project Improvements During the discussion in your o ffice on July 30, 1969, attended by Mr . A. F. Milne a nd members of his staff, mention wa s made of Interim Ass i stnnce Progr arn t yp e activities now permitted under s n NDP . The follo ,ing i n for mation may bo of value to you in prcp~ring the LFA's G~-, ~Ay~·~A·143.215.248.55 ~-- -···· , n ~n -t'~·-~ ~ ~- It i s nov HUD poli r;y to allot-, as an eligi ble Item l or Item 2 f>roj cct cos t: (a ) t he i ns t alla tion or construction of t emporary parks and playgrounds in an NDP or urban renewal are project ihere provided for in tha Ur b n Renewa l Plan nnd where found to forther the accomplishment of urban r ene,a l ob jec tives, and (b) ~emporary construction or recon• s truction w rk on existing pub licly•oimed streets and utility l ines in , &n NDP or urban r enewa l a rea where such ,~ork. is provided for in the Urban Renewal Plan &nd is determined to further urban renewa l objectives . Modifica tion to existing Urban Renewal Pl ans to a l low an LPA to install' or cons truct t emporary parks ond playgrounds and perform temporary eon• struction or reconstruction ,-rork on publi c - owned s treets and utili t y -z li~es can be accompliahed only uhera the land involved i s a lr ea dy in public ownership, or ha s been or h to be acquired for other fiDF or urban r enewal proj ect purposes . s~ch modi fica tion::> are con.sidered minor !)lauchanges and do not require another publ i c hearing under Federa l l aw or prior HUD ap prov8 l of the action . The LP. must , o f course , meet any appli cable public hearing r equi r ement of St te and lo cal l nw. The policy change, coup l ed wi t h existing HUD p~!iey , particul rly existing policy rela t i ng to LPA pr operty ~~ nagemcnt ( s ee Urban Renewal lln ndbool 7211. 1 0 Chapters 1, 2, and 3, ond NDP Handbook 7384. 1, Chapter 5, Section l), �, - I -2- ,... is intended to grant eligibility as part of an urban renewal project (regular program or NDP) to al l activities now permitted under the Interim Assista~:.ce Program with the exception of repair or improvement of non-LPA•owued properties . To be eligible costs, these interim type activities must be pr ovided for in the Urban Renewal Pl an . Under the Interim Assistance Grant Program, expend itures for the following nctiviti~£ are eligible to the extent necessary to alleviate harmful conditions 1n , and to protect the health and safety of residents of, the program area: 1. Systematic clean-up of public areas and ways, including the carrying J, (;;out of comprehens ive r odent control and extermination measures. / /..,,,~ · 2. Specia l collection of r~fuse ( garbage and trash) and bulky junk such as old ~pplicances , furnitm·e, and autos parked by owners and tenants for removal and disposal as part of an area-wide campaign to clean up priva te premises. 3. Repa ir of ser ious deficiencies in public streets to meet needs consistent with shor t term continued use of area prior to under• taking of permanent action (exce pt expressway, free,;-iays, and other limited aececs streets) , such as t emporary patching of holes or cuts in pavement and the repair of curbst gutters, culverts, aud sidewalks . 4. Repair of publicly-owned buildings and publicly•ovmed utilities ·. including stree t l · e h ting and stationary !:ire and police coillillw.ti~ cation systems . The repairs sha ll be limited to the extent needed to meet n eeds c onsisten t with the shor t:• te1.. n continued use of the a~;,;.:t prior to undertaking of permanent action . 5. Repair of serious defici enci es i n par.ks and playgrounds to meet needs consis tent -with short term continued use of area and establish• ment of t ernpcrary playgrounds on vacant l and within the area~ including re.asonable costs of l easing such land for this purpose. The foregoing policy change is intended to provide LPA flexibility to alleviate harmf ul conditions in renewal azean prior to the time that perm.anent renewal o.f tue area can be achieved . Work performed should be of an interim teoporary nature and shall not include upgrading of contin uing service~ such as r egular garbage and t.ra:Jh collection . For examp le , the Regional Office sha ll give priority consideration to the systematic cl ean•up of a program are r ather than the upgrading of a continuing service suchaas combined refuse collection from a bi ueekly to a "-1<!akly basis . ~.10recver • '1he-re such services art! inadequa te. ~he Regio11al Office shall give priority consideration to LPA requests for '- �-3- fina,ncial a s sistance for interim type act ivities whi ch i nvolve colll'!li t • ments by the l oC8 lity J o provide 1 in addi tion t o federa lly•funded a ctivi• ties ad quate lo ca lly• financad recurring services t o mai nt a in the pr ogr am area in a clean condition on a continuous ye.ar•round bas is . If we can be of fur t her aHistance , pl ease f eel fr ee to contact this office • Acting / . 1 /1 (I / / ~-, ' L-,;.,: : Ai si~tnnt 7 cc: Mr . Howard Openshaw Director of Redevelopment ' · John,.'l'. Edmunds g ./.'.~'r,'1) . D./ .ncer ely yours I I /J · · I . ,. · 1 / , • /,/i/f / I /./ v:~v Rcgionai Adrnil}istra tor tor Renm~a l Ass i s t ance . � 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 fT < . REGION Wl C 2} a.) " “th ">,, 30 we ¢ ee yl DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT PEACHTREE SEVENTH BUILDING: EEEANT AG GEORGIA 30323 P is Se hr August 6, 1969 IN REPLY REFER To: A SRF Mr. Lester H. Persells K Executive Director Housing Authority of the te ee City of Atlanta Sache ay EE | 824 Hurt Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mr. Perselis: } 2 CP eo es ea Subject: Project No. Ga. Ae2 Neighborhood Development Program Eligibility as Part of an Urban Renewal Project (Regular Program or NDP) of Certain Temporary Project Improvements During the discussion in your office on July 30, 1969, attended by Mr. A. F. Milne and members of his staff, mention was made of Interim Assistance Program type activities now permitted under an NDP. The following information may be of value to you in preparing the LPA's anal? aahian fs- 107M Beppe aaa OY oerewe it is now HUD calitey to allow as an eligible Item 1 or Item 2 project cost: (a) the installation or constructioa of temporary parks and playgrounds in an NDP or urban renewal area project where provided for in the Urban Renewal Plan and where found to further the accomplishment of urban renewal objectives, and (b) temporary construction or recon struction work on existing publicly-owed streets and utility lines in, an NDP or urban renewal area where such work is provided for in the Urban Renewal Plan and is determined to further urban renewal ebjectives,. Modification to existing Urban Renewal Plans to allow an LPA to install or construct temporary parks and playgrounds and perform temporary cone struction or reconstruction work on publiceowned streets and utillty «~ lines can be accomplished only where the land involved is already in public ownership, or has been or is to be acquired for other NDF or urbaa renewal project purposes. Such modifications are considered minor pla changes and do not require another public hearing under Federal lev or prior HUD approval of the action. The LPA must, of course, meet any v applicable public hearing requirement of State and local law. The policy change, coupled with existing HUD pelicy, particularly existing policy relating to LPA property ranagement (see Urban Renewal Handbook 7211.1, Chapters 1, 2, and 3, and NDP Handbook 7384.1, Chapter 5, Section 1),  we 4s intended to grant eligibility as part of an urban renewal project (regular program or NDP) to all activities now permitted under the Interim Assistance Program with the exception of repair or improvement of non~LPA-owed properties. To be eligible costs, these interim type activities must be provided for in the Urban Renewal Plan. Under the Interim Assistance Grant Program, expenditures for the following activi- tiles are eligible to the extent necessary to alleviate harmful conditions in, and te protect the health and safety of residents of, the program area: 1. Systematic clean-up of public areas and ways, including the carrying | ,— out of comprehensive rodent control and extermination measures. sie 2. Special collection of refuse (garbage and trash) and bulky junk such as old applicances, furniture, and autos parked by owners en eee and tenants for removal and disposal as vart of an area-wide c campaign to clean up private premises. 3. Repair of serious deficiencies in public streets to meet needs consistent with short term continued use of area prior to under= taking of permanent action (except expressway, freeways, and other limited access streets), such as temporary patching of holes or cuts in pavement and the repair of curbs, gutters, culverts, and sidewalks. & Repair of publicly-owed buildings and publicly-owned utilities including street Lighting and stationary tire and poiice comauuie cation systems. The repairs shail be Limited to the extent needed to meet needs consistent with the shorteterm continued use of the svea prior to undertaking of permanent ection. 5. Repair of serious deficiencies in parks and playgrounds to meet needs consistent with short term continued use of area and establish- ment of tempcerary playgrounds on vacant land within the area, including reasonable costs of leasing such land for this purpose. The foregoing policy change is intended to provide LPA flexibility to alleviate harmful conditions in renewal areas prior te the time that permanent renewal of the area can be achieved. Work performed should be of an interim temporary nature and shall not include upgrading of continuing services such es regular garbage and trash collection. For example, the Regional Office shall give priority consideration to the systematic clean-up of a program area rather than the upgrading of a continuing service suchaas combined refuse collection from a biweekly to a weekly basis. Moreover, where such services are inadequate, the Regional Office shall give priority consideration to LPA requests for  o3- financial assistance for interim type activities which involve commit- ments by the locality to provide, in addition to federally-funded activie- ties adequate locally-financed recurring services to maintain the program area in a clean condition on a continuous year-round basis. If we can be of further assistance, please feel free to contact this office, Lies mR fg ak ie ' John, T, Edmunds — “, _cAssistant Regional Administrator 7 fer Renewal Assistance Acting cect Mr. Howard Openshaw Director of Redevelopment  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 3, Folder 5, Document 23 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9737d4fc0464c17368f4fb0a15514a6e.pdf c7d198c8162a1cc84e64943e11a25614 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Ai~ CITY OF ATLAN DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 501 CITY HALL ATLANTA , GEORGIA 30303 August 12, 1969 CHARLES L . DAVIS DIRECTOR OF FINANCE W. ROY SMITH DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE EDG AR A. VAUGHN , JR . DEPUTY DIREC T OR OF FINAN C E JAMES R. FOUNTAIN , JR . DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF F INANCE lj, 1'0 : C~l • y 1 on, Ralh Ruley, aul W.ir, ttatl 1,. 1 t d • Jl � 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 f neo CITY OF ATLANTA DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE 501 CITY HALL ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 August 12, 1969 W. ROY SMITH CHARLES L. DAVIS DIRECTOROF FINANCE 5 DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE JAMES R. FOUNTAIN, JR. EDGAR A. VAUGHN, JR. S DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCE MEMORANDUM TOs Messrs. Jack Delius, Ray Nixon, Ralph Hulsey, Paul Weir, Karl Bevins FROM: Charles L. Davis, Director of Finance 7A. I am enclosing a copy of a letter I received which was addressed to Me. Lester H. Perselis from the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment relating to credits that can accrue to the City as a result of temporary service and improvements. This is a great change in the policies Se aineie ce anak eaten ches cee 8 Oe a ee beneficial to us in capturing these credits. To this end I would like to have any auggestions you might have as to how to capture this cost and claim it as credit in the urban renewal projects and/or neighborhood development program areas. Mrs. Linda Anderson of my staff will be coordinating these credits with the proper officials of the Housing Authority and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. C.L.D. CLD: dhf Enelosure Ps ec: Mr. Dan Sweat Mrs. Linda Anderson  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 3, Folder 5, Document 22 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b0a15c76a5157d4a4624608afca39334.pdf 449de1a97aa56aedb9b88d5bc034d22f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 8 24 Hurt Building Atl a n ta , G e org i a 3030 3 T e l ephone 523-6074 Mr. Peter P. OU eociate Dean, Executiv ProP"UIJ tte tnst1t\1te ot Technology Massa Alfred P. SloeA School or llllll!flKau:s11t 50 Memorial. DriTO· C&mbridge, H&lieac:,mH»tta 02139 Dear Psterl I to upreu IQ' a ctaticm tor the 8Ullllll8r7 evaluatiozl ot tbe 2nd K. I.T. Progr tor Urban kecuti and ,g roup photograph received earlier. I haw Sflllt a cow ot the program eval tion to Dan t ( ~ promted to Chiet Administrative Ott:loer tor tba CiV of Atlanta) NCO · 1ng AtJ.ant&'• continued partic1pat10A 1n the Urban ut1 Prop-am. HT tour-week atq at M. I . T. the moet ·cbal.le 1ng awl reward1 experi ~ q 11.te. I preseatq ilrf0.1:ved vitb. Prof, r Don Kalle, ot tbe Oeorgla Institute ot Teclllaloa in naluating the Hou 1ng A.utbor1tq's mr:l~tmlftlt, process. pro to eatabl.1 h a allia«t!111181:l't expll,Ullll,l;il, ht 1sno bl Atlaftta '• Hoclel Cities !ho n. utead to Po.111' krb -., s1Dce,rut via.bee tar a speedy' NCOftl7. 1011 aig~ IIIDJOT tbe attached exa9"1 e ot "relevance. " KalQ" tbaaka to ,ou tcr yo coQt:!QUed mterut. 1n a gratetul. graduate ot tbl M.I.! . Pro tor Ul1,en kecUtift8 e a Dan � 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 824 Hurt Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Telephone 523-6074 August 21, 1969 Mr. Peter P. Gil Associate Dean, Executive Programs Massachusetts Institute of Alfred P. Sloan School of Management 50 Memorial Drive Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139 Dear Peter: I want to express my appreciation for the summary evaluation of the 2nd MeleT. Program for Urban Executives and the group photograph received earlier. I have sent a copy of the program evaluation to Dan Sweat (recently promoted to Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Atlanta) recommending Atlanta's continued participation in the Urban Executive Programe My four-week stay at M.I.T. was the most challenging and rewarding ex- perience of my life. I am presently involved with Professor Don Kelley of the Georgia Institute of Teclmology in evaluating the Housing Authority's management process. We propose to establish a management experiment in 1970 in Atlanta's Model Cities Area. Please extend to Polly Karb my sincerest wishes for a speedy recovery. Thought you might enjoy the attached example of "relevance." Many thanks to you for your continued interest in a grateful graduate of the M.I.T. Program for Urban Executives. a Howard Openshaw Director of Redevelopment HOsvw ec: Dan Sweat COPY  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 3, Folder 5, Document 21 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1bffa915c74e751011a85b1542cf4019.pdf 783033cfac0da5a7cce7a4eaa73086f0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. February 26$ 1969 MEMORAHDUM TO: Mi• o R. E~:r.· 1 L anders A<lmiuis tra tivc Assist~nt Ptn:suant to your insti·uctions P I met Febrmu:y 24 ~r:l th Lesto r P01•sellfJ , H. B .. S~ttQ!'fiold :r Gilbe1~t Bo 6 ga and Ho\val'd G1·ig=--by o f t he Ho\.1s :h1g Author tty and o n J?cbrua "Y 25 wit 1 Bill of ford 3nd Jim SMith of tho Building Dc~nr t ~out to i usuro nplro,rie ta c oordinntion poi:tain ng to the nt-tncl eel Memoranuum . oP .As a 1•csul t --t..:-o- thoso diE<.mss : ons • the Eous 111.., Author:l ty hos agreod to repo:rt ., _ o the Buildincr Dcpart"1out ( Housing Code Division) on a weep;:ly l>a:Jis , th J nth ca n .1.d 3dclreSfJos of 1n,i1ilies .. nd indiv:tottl:lls which t llc y have 1 =cc>:t.i ·ficd " to move " n"to Public nous · ng, becauoe o f ~u stnudard housing C OJ 1tious e ~his report is to als o incluc1 ,'.l nu ~ ppropr:i..ato date o-Z, anticlpntod no re ., Upon rocoipt of thi3 r e port~ th~ B1ildiu3 D~p~rtment 1roposes to i nspect tho loc~tions involved within t ~o ~orki ncr cnys c~ tor r eceivinc t he Yoporta and to in tintB a p·ropriete ~ction ~lore u oc~SfHu.--y foi cowpliance with t he row-..dn8 Codo . 4 ( 'l'he o nly :fallncy t hn t X c ~n sec \'ritb re:Jpa ct to thir; ~u·rangemon t is th~t curl~ently t 10 Uousin~· Auth_ority t nkos the p ro3 --ectivo t oun nts • \:iorcJ th::.t thoy riro living in s ,~st::rn.dnrd • · ;.;ing ar..d npporontly mD~e~ no vo ·ifica tion of tl1is . I n diocussing thio point witi1 the Buildin~ Depnrtmont , it np e ars tha t before cortifini v fn mi ly to move i n to Puhlic Housin~ , bcc~lUSo of J. iving in s 1iJ ... stnnd~rd hous· ng , tho f~uily invoivo<l should first ~equcst nnd obtnin a cc=ti:fic:1tc :h·om he Housinr; Co<le Division that the u rit i s subs,nn<la rd and thou present such cortific~to to the Dousing Authority.) · The DuildinIT Dopartment b39 • eon subnitting requcots to t ho Housing Aut.ority from tho Hour;_ng .Code Division nu<l tho Couos Coupl "nnce Offico (cs result of Court "Ction) sopnrato ly for r elocation of for.lilies . 'l'ho Ho'l.wing At!thori ty hns herotofo1·~ 1·cportod bocl: to tho Duilding Dop3:.·ti.1 ent on a t1onthly bnsis those f am"ili<::·S which · thoy hnvc r eloca t ed o · ., ,:- -- . -.:· - -==-- .---- . C -,, ..=.c=~- =7-- = ' ____ ,=-.-~ - = �Mr e lL, Enrl Lr: nc,C! 4 kf l'.-'obxt.~u.·y 26 P 1969 Pflg(} 2 (The Building Donn·tment bas now dec:d ed to cons olidato its reports P t hrough t he Housi11~ Code D vision o nly, to tho rlou.sin g Authority, and tho Hou..:> i n~ tmt wri ty hns ::.ig . ecd to 1~opo= t b:ilck to the Housing Code Div.:.siou o u 2 we oi"lY b3sis . ) Tho Housil c 1·0 1 0..,.:.i t i ons Author:lty has i•cq t cn ted , and tho Building nepa~ t men t h ns agreed , t ha t r oque- ts for ro l ocation ho moro s·)ocifia t ha n thoy h ave been in t ho past i n order to provi<lo be tt er unclerstDndinrr ~s to wh y 1·el o:::~tiou i s noccsrrn:-..· y and d e t crrrd.nn tio l t s to when it should be a c co-i!plished . Ml... 8~1tter field suggest ed t' a t he di<l not t hin~ tirn t t 10 Housing Authoi· -ty should pp:roach a f.n rn · l y to p1·ovido 1•0location assistance u ntil ~ he p1'ope:t"ty .. nd the ne0 · t hcx•efol' I) h ad b een ndj ud:ic ~t ed by t he Courts ; tl~t o ' herw i so tho Housing Aut hority ~-ght c recto ant'""'oniom on the pa1· . of t he L~ni:1101· • 0 1· <li::.turhance of t ho tenant s , or b oth nod t herefore ho c rit ~c · zed ~s actin~ uuconstitut · ona lly . I po:;. uted out timt tl ia would bo cmtiroly too loiY n d vw~lld not a ccomplish t·i0 dost ·eel :resul ts and t 1~t such (l0lti y is u n ccopt~ Jl , . It also <levGlo·~ad thnt 0 11 t he i n.it ~a l v isit by a Housing Autho ·ity Re ocation Wor ·er t o a f ~l '1:lly O thnt rJtcr:1)t 1s • i:30 t wn rmd t bc1•0 to nrr~ ngc for i·olocat on ( uo •;:m lly tti~ :ts unsucces:::Jful ),, N:t . Persolla su::;r;c.Y·tod that por iaps the fii:st v isit to tho pro-po •t,· by tho Hou~ing Authority nol ocation l~rkor 0 hould bo pure r e~plornto~y t o find out ,-hn t tho ci.::cuTit;i t nncos rn,c , wi·t~l viow to sd:isoque2r~l y .~aking staff dotermin~t iou ns to D bropr· ~te Dctioo w' ch slould be t nton . I henrtidly a~roa . llow01cr , -it .~as t 1cn brou½ht ou· by tho Hous iC Author ty t ha t t h.s type of visit i o more in t ho nn·uro of soc~nl ,1;01·lt and t ha t t ho Hcus1oa .Aut 10xity r~3 o .·oci ,1 l'lo~.'crs ; only hclocnt~.on Workers . It sco;is to no t .nt tho solution ·s obvious . Tho Holocation t'o:r.kors should dotermino tho soci.n l aspects , S"JS p~rt of thoir rolocat.,,on as£"-;icnr.'lont , bofo:te tho t cn."111':;.J or tho l andlords nro not!fiod that rolocatiou i s u~nuntor y. If t he in1t i~ l v isit wns done qu1.:tly and on pm cxplol'ato:ry b~sis t uuch nnxi~ty nncJ di::;tui-- anccs on the p~rt of tho tenant; nn an oyanco ~nd hostility on tho part of the l nudl01~d \'iou ld be cor-.siuc1·ab ly 1"'e uccd nnd in oost instnnces c ould concaivcable bo eliminntod nll to3othor . · + ir,) S fi.'I JC_.,,,": fl\«!.. I~ ii: c; L,._ ./L ::-:!--;:; Tho Housing f1uthority fools t hnt in Wlny s:t-t'~~r.c.qu'"'G.ts. from tho Iluildinrr D~p:u~tuont for rolocatim1 nro cverly sit1pli£icd in that tho names end ~mbers of people nre usua lly not provided ~nd , if t·eloc~tion is being requostcd :tn 03.~chn· to 1·ed1.wc overc1·o· ~ding , that tl10 people z·~:.]uired to raove and ones pc1-nitted t o i·oma iu ~:t·e not specified . �Mr.• n~ Ea1~1 L8n<.kn:•s Febru~ry 26f 1969 Page 3 rrhe Building Department :f ~els t ha t those c.Jotnils ax-e :\:uuct ...ons which c ould "' nd t:hould bo cJo to·"mi n0d l>y tho Reloc a tion Work\..;:t•s , ~s p a1·t of t he is 1·e l ocat lon as s ign.Lm1ts , usi11g t ha Ho.j:F; · ng Cocle ~s t: guide· and should 1'.HYt be e:i.~pc- •· .od o ·" i'1e Housing Cod._,. !P....sp~ctoi·s . I n J1 iuclin(.d to :1gr-oc with tho Building Department in th:ts r espect , bu t h::1ve req u ested tho Building n,.:-p:.1 ~;>tm.cnt iu t:mking i ts 1,eque:s,t s to the fousing Authority for rolocation to be as hpecific as practica l. In general" 1·eloca tion con~3ists of t wo c at0go1·ics P i oe., :.':nmilies l iving in Urba1 Lencwa l projects and those liv~ng outside of Urban p:::--njoctso Th e Hous i ug Au-th01-}ity is ~ut hm:ized to provide f1.. mmcial rolo-cn tion a ssi;:jtanc o to f ~rJilic s rcs i <l ; n 0 in Ur bnn Rone\1~ l s1•ons . These fo railies also get nm:-bm: one p1.•ior ty Public Uous i ng .,. 'l'he Hou,, ginc: Authority cla:,m,.c; t hn t t h 1.s p :.:• osr..uts no ma,jor.o p robl 0~n, b u.t ttm t t he p-•inn i pa l dolf' yinG f~ ctor in reloc nt i o n o1 f ~r:i:ilies res :i.c ing Q12:55, 29 December 2017 (EST).+~ of Urban l enm.sl 1n :ojects is fi uancinl i n~b-l l 'ty of Re m~a l for the fnm i11o~ to pr ovide f unds f or d r~yaae ~ utility met e r dnpoG ita n nd f b ?s -t r~onth ' s ron-~ o Thc:3e f an-i l ic3 g ,:;,,t s cconcJ pri o1~i t .. for Publ i.c Ho~,si.n;;; , t i' x-equi-rc<l to move, b ecn u~e o i Dous i ne Co lo Bn:fo r c om ~nt and t hird pr i orlt y p i f r:iovin.; o..a t hnir own v o l itio._,. Hcw~cve1: , the Htms i n~ A 1tho1~i ty has no iun·}s f or provi.cL.. n° t ho ·· r,,.=:· in l fimlncia l n::.mis;~n1c r equired for t ile ln2 t t wo c ntcgo;.··· c s and c onocqt1eatly • f~GC1.'c-.1t ly it wee -s and somcti mos even montl1s e l iwpo before t 10 ft:1111 lio... involve· n1·0 nlolo to nccm:mlnto enough c ~s h vd.--· h vJh:i.ch to n1ce1; t hc3c :i.nit ~,~ 1 1.· elocntion ci·ponse-s . As 0 r esul t , t ho I'ous-' ng /rntl ori t y hns proposed thnt it be permitted t o use , s a n_ oxpor i t.snt , $2 i 000 f r om r e l ocation funds allocated to i t f r om tho Ci t y of Atlanta , · s a r evolving fund Lnd fxo,a r,hic 1 tho llo· sin;; Aut 101•1 t y riould , on its o•·m deter !ir..!· .... ·• on a mal~a 140 i 11.to1•ctJt r a t e l o:lruJ of frm1 $10 to $ 100 t o sue 1 f n ilim.) 1 t o bo r cpnid to t ho Houoing Author i ty 0 11 a wcokl y bnsis ovc-: n period of timo not to oxceod one yc~r o etinco it bas b oon point ~d cru-t by t he /\.dr.iiniH1r.tive .A ssistnnt t hat tho C1.ty of Atl:nrt~ r, pp:ropr.: ati::'<l .funds cannot b e used for· thi s p m:-poso , I hnvo c on-tnctcd Doll t.'ntkins , Direc.tm: of tho Greater Atlnnta Uousin~ D-evclop1!lont Cor--:,02.·ation , sucr;csting t int his :fund m~ko a grnn-.: of $!1 , 500 to the Uous in:; Authority for u se by t · 1:? Houcling ~uthoiity ns a ~evolving ~·nd for the purpose indicntc tl nbovo trn.d thnt in cons 5.c.:ci·~tion o f such g:r:.uit;:f'.1 tt ~ G:tcatoi· Atln 1ta Housing Devolopr,1:mt . Corporation 1·cr1uire the Pousin3 Au ·-11ority to tr.aka o sor.1i ... ~nnu~l ropo::t to l ·t ns to tbc utiliz~ tlon :'\nd !:,tutu,., of such fund ~ llob Wnt~ins thinks thnt he can got favo1·abla action on this p1·opos:1 l within 10 o~ys . �Mro R~ Enr l L~n<lers J?e b1.· trn:r y 2 Gp 1 9 69 Page 4 l f th i s - s h ould ·"a il P D;.u1 S·,•, crt h as c on t :J ci:ed J in P;nthnm of EOA wh o i ;hfa:urn that h:ls o r['.nn i ~~3t ion. r-."TY b e nb l e to ass:tGt b y p-e;-i•mittins; t h0 Hor·s i nr,. At i.: lmri t y o dx-~-.r, oga i us t c o&'t ~in EOA fu nds fo r t h~ purpose described above o I m:u req uest i ng bo th t he Housing An thoi~:tt y r1nd the BuilcH ng Dopnrtb.ent t o f ollow up c losely on t ho effect ivenes s of c oordina 'ion a ncl c oo )er:..,, i on e ffor t s enum0r~t ed in t h i n pa p ~r ~nd t o a· v i s e i::ie o:f a ny bre akdo·. n Vt hicl. occurs o r of i mprovemeu:t in pi·oc ed urcs whic h s houl d ba es t ab l ished . Sinc oro ly 6 Mn .cblm D. Jones Dous i ng Coordin at or MDJ / mc Enc ls : cc : Men o da ted ·'o1J. 11, 1sa:n "lr . Dan E.. Swant II Jr . . -·----·-·--------------- ------- ---- - ·- --:- - .·---:.-. -- ·~ =~ -- -·------ - - - ----- - - � 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 February 26, 12695 MEMORANDUM TOs Mr. Re Earl Raieena Administrative Assistant Pursuant to your instructions, I met February 24 with Lester - Persolig, H. &. Satterfield, Gilbert Boggs and Howard Grigsby o2 the Housing Authority and on February 25 with Gill Wofford and din Salth of the Building Departnont to insure appropriate coordination pertaining to the attached Hemorandun, As a veniteide shone Giscussions, the Housing Authority has agread to report to the Building Departmont (Housing Code Division) On a weekly basis, the names and addresses of families and individuals which they have “ceortizied"™ to move into Public Housing, because of substandard housing conditions. This report is to also includes an appropriate date of anticipated WMOVe. Upon receipt of this report, the Building Department proposes to inspect the locations involved within two working days aiteor receiving the reports and to initiate appropriate action whore necessary for compliance with the Housing Code. (The only Zallacy that I can see with yespect to this arrange- mont is that currently tho Housing Authority takes the prospective tonants word that thoy are living in substandard housing and apparentiy makes no verigication of this. In discussing this point with the Building Department, it appears that before cortifing a family to move into Public Housing, because of living in sube Standard housing, the Zamily involved should first request and obtain a certificate from the Housing Code Division that the ult is substandard and then present such cortificate to the Housing Authority.) . The Building Department hes been submitting requests to the Housing Authority from the Housing Code Division aud tho Codes Compliance Office (as xesult of Court action) separately for re- location of igs dies. Tho Housing Authority has heretofore re« portod back to the Building Department on a monthly basis these families which they have relocated, fred, 2 Ba Riera etn ine ee = ge ee  Mr. ft. Eari Landers February 26, 1969 Page 2 (The Bulidine Department has now decided te consolidate its reports, through the Housing Cede Division only, to the Housing Authority, and the Housing Authority has agreed toa veport relocations back to the Housing Code Division on a weckly basis.) The Housing Authority has requested, and the Building Department has agreod, that requests for relocation be nore specific than thoy have been in tho past in order to provide better understanding as to why relocation is necessary and determination as to when it should bo goecomplished. xv. EatterZicld suggested that he did not think that the Housing Authority should approach a fanily to provide relocation assistance until the property and the ueed therefor, had been adjudicatsd by the Courts; thet otherwise the Housing Authority wight create antagonism on the part of the Landlord, or disturbance of the tenants, or both and therefore be criticized as acting unconstitutionaliy. ZI pointed out that this would be entirely too slow and would not accomplish tho desired results end that such delay is unacceptable, It also developed that on the initial visit by a Housing Authority Relocation Worker to a family, that ctempt is made then and there to arrange for relocation (normally this is unsuccessful). Myr. Persells sugcested that perhaps tho fivst visit to the property by the Housing Authority Relocation Worker should bo purely exploratory to find out what the circumstances are, with viouw to subsequently making stazi determination as to appropriate action which should be _ taken. f henartidly agrvoe. However, it was then brought out by the Housing Authority that this type of visit is move in the nature of secial work and that the Housing Authority has no Socinl Workers; only Relocation Workers. It seons to mea that the selution is obvious. The Relocation Vorkers should determine the social aspects, as part of their relocation assicnmont, before tho tenants or the landlords are notified that relocation is mandatory. if the initial visit was done quitly and on an exploratory basis, much anxicty and disturbances on tho part of the tenant; and annoyance and hestility on the part of the landlord would bo considerably reduced and in most instances could concciveabie be eliminated nll togethor. j nd St Ane oS the NeGuU~AoS The Housing Authority feels that in many d¥cneos—tho-requosie from the Building Department for relocation are everly simplificd in that the names end numbers of people sre usually not provided and, 4f veiccation is being requested in order to reduce overcrowding, that the pcople r8quired to move and ones pernitted to remain are not specified, :  lic, R. Earl Landers February 26, 1969 Page 3 The Building Bepartuent foels that these details are functions which could and should be doterminod by the Relocation Werkers, as part of their relocation assignments, using the Housing Code as a guide and should not be expected of the Housing Code Inspectors Bi am inclincd to egree with the Building Departucat in this respect, but have reguemted the Buliding Popartnent in migking dts requests to the Housing Authority for relocation to be as Specific as practical. In general, relocation consists of two categorics, LeQo,y femiiies living in Urban Renewal projects and those Living outside of Urban Renowal projects. The Housing Authority is authorised to provide financial rolocation assistance to Zanilios residing in Urban Renewal areas, These families also get number one pz ‘ovity, for Public Housing. The Housine Authority clains that this presents no najor problem, but that the principal dolaying factor in relocation of families residing outside of Urban Renewal projects is financial ADOBELESY of the fanilies to 70 provido funds for drayage, utility moter dopesits and first month‘s rent, These families get second priority for Public Housing, if vequired to move because of Housing Code Enforcement end third priority, if moving ef their own volition. However, the Houcing Authority has no xsunds fox providing the intial financial assistance required for the inst two categorics and condequently, frequently, weeks ang sometimes even nonths elaspe before tha families involved are able to accumulate enough cach with which to meet these initisl relocation expenses. As a result, the Housing Authority has propos ed that it be permitted to use, as an experiment, $2,000 from relocation funds allecatod to it from the City of Atlanta, as a revolving fund and from which the Housing Authority would, on its own deternination, make no interest rate leans of fron S16 to $100 to such samilies, to bo repaid to the Nousing Authority on a weekly basis over a peviod of tima not to exceed one year. Since it hag been pointed cut by the Administative Assistant that the City of Atianta sppropriated funds cannot be used for this purpose, I have contacted Bob Watkins, Director of tho Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corperation, sugresting that his fund make a grant o2 $3,500 to the Housing Authority for use by the Housing Authority as a revolving fund for the _ SUPPOSE indicated nbove and that in consideration “of such grant#, the Greator Atlanta Housing Development Corporation require the Housing Authority to make 9 somdieannual report to it as to the utilization and status ef such fund. Bob Watkins thinks that he can get favorable action on this propesal within 10 days,  Ur, Re Earl Landers February 26, 1969 Page 4 i? this shoulé fail, Dan Sweat has contacted Jin Parkan of EOA who thinks thet his organization may be able to assist by pexuitting the Housing Authority to draw against cextain EOA funds for the purpese described above. I an requesting both the Housing Authority and the Building Department to follow up closely on tho effectiveness of coordination and cooperntion efforts enumerated in this paper and to advise me of any breakdown which occurs ox of improvenent in procedures which should he established, Sincerely, Hinlcolm BD. Jones Heusing Coordinator HDT /ne Encls: Meno dated Fob. 11, 1969 ce: Mx, Dan E. Sweat, 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 3, Folder 5, Document 20 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/949d5760dc3a69f4d7f61e1f3c794d4b.pdf 9e7f30abc568111caab695a8c2f96905 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Hay 8, 1969 Mr. Forrest Gee Pm:chasing Agent 403 City Iln J.l Atlanta, Gcorgin RE: Bid t3296, dated April 29, 1969, for the Demolition of Structures under "In Rema Proceedings Dear Sir: A review of bids received on 17 p:cope1:ties on the above mentioned date indicates that the companies bidding are well qualified and bids are in line with previous experience. Th.:::re f ore, I feel tlrnt the contracts should be .:iwarded on the basis of the lowest bids submitted by each cor,1pany e.s shown below. W. H. Allgood & Company - 1181 Campbellton Road, S. W. $165.00 $250.00 $150.00 $250.00 $350.00 $268.00 $200.00 $283.00 665 Julian Street, N. W. ll5 Kelso Drive, S. W. 1162 Lucille Avenue, S. W. 1102 Marietta Street, N. W. 938. North Eugenie Place, N.W. 189 Polar Rock Road, S. W. 1276 Size.more Drive, N. W. GA. H-1 Hudgins & Company - R-208 First Avenue, S. E. 128 Fulton Street, s. E. 227 Little Street, s. E. 65-71 Pope Street, S. E. $130.00 $200.00 $125.00 t11 Watts Road, N. W. $295.00 $200~00 GA. M-1 95• 99 Flat Sho ~ls Avenue, s. E. $300.00 �Mr. Forrest Gee May 8, 1969 Page 2 Tri-City Wrecking Company - 1601 Hollywood Road, N. W. $345.00 GA U-1 530 HcDonough Boulevard, S. E. 1425 Murray Street, s. E. $628.00 $360.00 We are now preparing the Resolutions authorizing the Mayor to execute the contrPcts n~d will present these Resolutions to the Aldermanic Boord Meeting on May 19, 1969 . You.:-s truly, W. R. Wofford Building Officinl jb cc: A. C. Wnddell \ � 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 8, 1969 Mr. Forrest Gee Purchasing Agent 403 City Hall Atlanta, Georgia RE: Bid #3296, dated April 29, 1969, for the Demolition of Stractures under "In Rem" Proceedings Dear Sir: A review of bids received on 17 properties on the above mentioned date indicates that the companies bidding are well qualified and bids are in line with previous experience. Therefore, I feel that the contracts should be swarded on the basis of the lowest bids submitted by each company as shown below. W. H. Allgood & Company - 1181 Campbellton Road, S. W. $165.00 665 Julian Street, N. W. $250.00 115 Kelso Drive, S. W. $150.00 1162 Lucille Avenue, S. W. $250.00 1102 Marietta Street, N. W. $350.00 938. North Eugenia Place, N.W. $268.00 189 Polar Rock Road, S. W. $200.00 1276 Sizemore Drive, N. W. $283.00 GA. M-1 R-208 First Avenue, S. E. $130.00 128 Fulton Street, S. E. $200.00 227 Little Street, S. E. $200.00 65-71 Pope Street, S. E. $125.00 Hudgins & Company « #1 Watts Road, N. W. $295.00 GA. Me} 95-99 Flat Shoals Avenue, S. E, $300.00 Mr.-Forrest Gee May 8, 1969 Page 2 Tri-City Wrecking Company - 1601 Hollywood Road, N. W. $345.00 GA Mel 530 McDonough Boulevard, S. E. $628.00 1425 Murray Street, S,. E. $360.00 We are now preparing the Resolutions authorizing the Mayor to execute the contracts ard will present these Resolutions to the Aldermanic Board Meeting on May 19, 1969. Yours truly, W. R. Wofford Building Official jb cc: A, C, Waddell —_—  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 3, Folder 5, Document 19 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a7cc7132b533618e273775aa2368fb83.pdf 609e97cda04baeeef7ea99f07cf02dd0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. · .. 378-00l.6 E. J. Sc~g-g s I ql_WeslevAve •• N. E. · 171-2lL7 · ,----j~:_;;;,.=-..;==.:;;..------:---.;;i;..~=:.i-.::.;.:.:;::.:.z....:.:.::-=-=------------t---..::..:...:...=:.t.:..--. -:.,. -------1- ~) F:-'__?;.·:r~~-----' .; -V~io=l=a_·.~E~ld=e=r'-----!-_ _1_7=4_1~,.Jh=i~t;;.;;e_f_or~d---A~v_e..::,,•.--;. •N_•....=E;;;.._ _ _ _ _._ _ _ _-i-_ _5~2~2_-~55~;9~O:.-,- ~ - - - - - · - - -t I l •._I__ C.:..•__v_._T=r:;..;o~u=o_ _ _ _ _ _--1-_ _ _1.:..;6:;.;7~H-=oward St. , N. E • .· ~-!. Stanley G. St.,rk ·( W) 373_q1,_ 61 __ _-:1"""'3~34;._,,;;;La~Fr;;.;;a=n=c;;;.~_s;;.;;t_... , _N=..•...E=·•___G=r;;.;;o_c_er_·_ _ _ _ _ _l,,__,;6;;...:,1;:;.. .;l-l.;:i;..1:..;::8_1_ _~ :6;.;;;8_,8-_,U=6~l.---_ __ ·.. l Thoma ~ J. Butts 1 lj Leslie St •• N. E. 688-l.1 40 I i'.1 1-· I Rev. O. E. Mvle·r 1'361 Dunant Ave •• N. E. S23-6787 ATJ ran Watson !'.,~-,-J_a_m_e_s_Co_s_b_>V-------:-- 685 Caron Circle, N. W. 142l. LaFrance 7qJ,-9727 377-6123 )_'2! nev. C.' W. Hill 163 Flora Ave •• N. E. l ·I , 363-5769 377-17l.8 ·-~...;;..;.;.;_.;;_..;;;,-"-"'-"""'---------t---""="---'~;;.;;;.;;.;;.;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l-_ _.:_.:..-=-:,.;;;.:;._ _-+-___________ ,~J ! ~ ! Rn loh l.~J Lo~n..g_________1-_ _ _ _c...o__ on~S;;.;;c;.;.;h=o_ol=-...B;;.;;o=u;:;;l__ ev.;.;a=r..;;d..,_.Dr~.-~z,_;;.;N..::.•--E=•------- ·- ---:--------~3_77.:--...1_7""4-:8_ _ __ Glady Jackson I I l Louise 688-6t;L..9 1560 Foote Street. N. E. John Gni ther ,, I rI ;, ,t John Crowlev White 1l60 Hardee Street. N. Eo 688-71'58 220 Hutchinson St •• N. E. 377-l.l.66 .. 50 Mavson Ave •• N. E • t. (, t Emorv Houseworth · 185 Marion Place. N. E. l1i Charle s Turner 1567 Paxon Ave.·. N. E. 378-5165 1l.1l. Ha~dee St •• N. E. , , 688- 6544 i ·!,, (Chairman ) !· 521-0612 ~ J .' l Willie Gre shm, [~l 'Thorr.o~ Davis 1 ---+--..-: t:, ..!.,.:..~....!A!;.!l~t::::o.!.!.n....:P~-!-.!;L:;;,13~C.I-! . S::;r,.!.__ 7~J:_l.:..:-1~or::,.:t:,.:iarn.:;;.e:.. .:.:; r ,_:S:;.:t:;;:;r..:;;e.:;;. et .;:..i...,:. •N:.:.•.;E..::.•- - - - - --- - - - 1 ~ - -5:.;;2;,;;2_--'=9l1_.9'-_-_t-l_ _ _ _ _ _ __ ,I  :~ Ruby Groo:nes ,i, 1l.23 La.France St •. N.E. 162 B-Weslev Ave •• N. E • •. ~!.. P.r·nnie Honner E0A Boulevard Dr . , N. E. \ 1-,,. _ Georee Hilborn ~~ _..::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,__ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ ·· r-:, . I 177-l.06'5 _ i-- 378- -3643 i-,-------- �.. JruSIN~S~ . f I 1gg Hut chinson St • • N~E . Curtis Pa rrish [". : Rev. Lonrt:le Youn• ~-. ·: E. J. Scrug.gs I , ( ~l Mr~. Viola . Eldnr ! [ 1181 LnFrnnee St. • N. ' I i ' 167 Howard St. , N. E. 1 1 --:--1 i 133/~ LaFrance St •• N·. E. I '373-2l11.7 · . Caron Circle, N. I . ! • I 1 ·I I I I. , .. I --===-----1-...;:;.~.;i;.:.;;;..:-_-1-=-=~--- I Grocer' 611.-l.181 688-2l6l. 688-1..11~0 363-5769 I I i 685 'l77~709b 688-2'110 l · 1361 Duoont Ave •• N. E. · I ?58-7g26 I . I 11'5 Leslie St •• N, E. z.• I Rev. O. E. Mvle·r l 1 373-01,61 --.I---..:....=~=..;;;.;;.~. . . !. . . . ,r; . j -----"=----"--"------------.....;Stanley G. Sfo.r k 'dn 1.... _ ~:·.• I Thoma s J. Dutts I 1:· . ._ I l ' ' 378-00l.6' NJ E. · 117A Whiteford Ave • • ·:· I I. II Acron Watson i . Ql.WeslevAva •• N. E. f. • l C. V. Trouo r Pro1eat Mana~er . 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Sr . .. 1-~ • I I ·:,,l Willie Greshor.t - j I 688-6'iJ~q '50 Mavs on Av'e •• N. -E. ·, ' "'- I 0 N. ·E. 1460 Hardee Street, N . ~I f Lou ise White Tho~o s Do.vis Foote St reet. Coon School -Boulevard _ _ Gl'-l dy .[J Flora Ave •• N. E. I l 1560 Rnloh I ' - l I ' - I ! 1l.23 La.France St •• N .E. 162 n-Weslev Ave •. N. E. 377-4065 I ', 378-3643 EOA Bouleva rd Dr., N.E. '( -~__.:::___________ _________________ . ;. . _____1--------...-------\ 1.,_ Ge or ee Wilborn ·; f·-;1 .J ~ I . �,. . /- - -. I r-,,-==-=:...:::.=~~---i--.:._-_'-= , ·' · 198;...;.;.;;:.=~: Hutchinson; ..;;:._.;..-.:.;..:r.;;;;.:.._:;.;~~=ia.=--.;..:,--:....~~-143.215.248.55 12:55, 29 December 2017 (EST)-St •. N.E. 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E. ---1-- - ,- 521-0612 [ J..:.l_c:::.:h.:;;;a:.:.r..:. 1.: :.e ..:.T;.:::u~rn:.:,:e:::.::r:.__:(=.;t!hit = :.:.: i ·-rman .=:::.::.11l~ - -1.:. .'5: .: 6:.:.7.....P~a:.:.x:.:::o.:.:.n-:A~v~e;.:.•..1. ··..:.N~·:....;;;E.:.•_ __ _ _ _· _· - - ----1--..-::3.:. '78:::.-.....·'5:..!.1.:::.6..:..-'5_ .,. -+-3~'5'5_-1.:.:6::..:,'i:..::'>_ _ ____ . ·::.:..s i rI ·:, ' I• Willi e Gre shm, . ' i!.l.....·T~h!.::o~rr..!;!.o.2,s. .D !:!!:n~v..:!:.i.2. s _ _ _ _ _ _-l-_ _..,:1:.:;il,,~1l_:H,!.::a.~r.::::d~ee:;:....:S~t~._,_-~N~.~ E:.=.•- ' - - - - - - - - - - {·- __;;;6;.:;:8~8-~6:::..':":.:l 1.Q1. - _ - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - I \ )t Al t on P. Lee. Sr . ._1J nuby Gr oo:nes ,.!!. P.,-nnie Hoooer .1:. Georee Wilborn ii .~-_;:: ., _ ' .I I 7.1 Mortimer Street. N. E. '522- qJ, 19 1l2'3 La.Fr ance St •. N. E. 162 B-Wes lev Ave • . N. E. E0A Boulevard Dr., N. E. 377-1..06 '5 - 378-3643 1----------~---_,.;...i--------t--------t-------~ I - .:_...::::..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , . , � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document George Wilborn EOA Boulevard Dr., N.E. pate Zdve wood VDP fr ta - fFey ‘ecH% trea Li Pas ci nore | | Curtis Parrish a 198 Hutchinsod St., NE. Project senagee 758-7926 378-0026 he Rev. Lonnie Young 1381 LaFrance St., N.5,. 377-7090 688-2110 bes &. J. Scruggs 3 94 Wesley Ave., N. E. _ 373-2447 - 3 Mrs. Viole. Elder i 174, Whiteford Ave., N. E. 522-5590 i.{C. Vs Troup 167 Howard St., N. E. 373-9161 k. ‘Stenley G. Stark (W) 1334 LaFrance St., N. E. Grocer 634-4181 688-2464. *..{ Thomas J. Butts 15 Leslie St., N. E. | 688-4140 363-5769 Rev. 0. E. Myler 1361 Dupont _Ave., N. BE. ° 523-6787 ‘ Arron Watson 685 Caron Circle, N. W. 791-9727 377-1748 Jones’ Cosby 1424, LaFrance 377-6123 . JO. Rev. Co W. Hil) 163 Flora Ave., N. E. 688-6549 vil John Gaither 1560 Foote Street, N. E. 2 Ralvh Long Coon School-Boulevard Dr., N. E. 377-1748 (3 Glady Jackson 1460 Hardee aivaut. N. E, ° i 688=7158 le Louise White I 220 Hutchinson St., Ne Ee ue 377-4166 Is John Crowley 50 Mayson Ave,, N. E. | ia ener Hodacuonth 185 Marion Place, N. FE. 521-0612 | zl charles Turner (Chairman) 1567 Paxon Aves, Ne Ee 378-5165 355-1655 1 al Willie Gresham . al thomas Davis 1434, Hardee St., N. E. | 688-6544 ‘ Alton P. Lee, Sr. 73 Mortimer Street, N.E. z 522-9419 fi Ruby Groones 1423 LaFrance St., N.E. 377-4065 __ " Pennie Hopper 162 B-Wesley Ave., N. EB. eas oom nae: - 5 . ee = Re Ss  wd Zee e ood Wop firis. = Feep Pe Arena Conwy toe BUSINESS + | aie ee George Wilborn EOA Boulevard Dr., N.E. fea Curtis Parrish 198 dutskinanh St., Ne Ee Project Manager <i 378-0046 i ‘ Rev. Lonnie Young 1381 LaFrance Stes NeBe 377~"7090 688-2110 x L ne J. Scruggs “9h, Mesley Aves, N. E * 373-2417 - | > Mra, Viole Elder i _174 Whiteford Ave., Ne Be 522-5590 i C. V. Troup | 167 Howard St., N. E, | 373-9461 sey k Beene G, Stark {w) 1334 LaFrance Stes N, E. Grocer 634-4181 688-246). ks monde v. Butte 15 Leslie St. Ne Ee | ? 688-4140 363-5769 ; Rev. O. E. Myler 1361 Dupont Ave., N. B.” 523-6787 e Anron Watson 685 Caron Circle, N. W. 794-9727 37721148 Jomes Cosby “4424 LaFrance 377-6123 | ‘I Rev. C. W. Hill /163 Flora Ave., N. B, | 688-6519 | "1| John Gaither 1560 Foote Street, N. B. : 1OL Ralvh Long ia School=Boulevard Drs Ne E. 377-1748 N Gliady Jackson 1460 Hardee Street, N. 5. : F 688=7158 Lal Louise White 220 fhutetitnson St., N. E. 377-4166 ; sl John Crowley 50 Mayson Ave,, N. E. i Emory Housevorth 185 Marion Place, N. ) 521-0612 2h Charles Turner (Chairman) 1567 Paxon Ave. N. E. 378-5165 _ 355-1655 _ 1 3 Willie Gresham = bah Thomas Davis | “443d, Hordee St., N, E. 688-6544, Lat Alton P. Lee, Sr. 73 Mortimer Street, N.E. 522-9419 ik Ruby Groones 1423 LaFrance St., N.E. 377-1065 _ + Pennie Hopper 162 B-Wesley Ave., N. E. 378-3643  a . : i = ; 1 « 4 S " 3S + | Ldge ood’ WOP fir ta. (Fo) ecK rea Lan wep Pace. sl ee TS : Curtis Parrish 198 Hutchinson St., NoE. Project Manager 758-7926 ‘378-0046 Lat Rev. Lonnie Young 1381 LaFrance St.. NE, _377-7090__|_ 688-2110 _-_ Ret Ee J. Scruggs 94, Wesley Ave., N. BR 373-2447 - [9 } , Bt Mra. Viole Elder 17/4, Whiteford Ave., N. E. 522-5590 a ae z C. V. Troup 167 Howard St., N. E. 373-9161 | Stanley G. Stark ‘(w) 1334 LaFrance St., N. E. Grocer 634-4181 688-2464 . : : i:.1 Thomas J. Butts 15 Leslie St., N. E. 688-4140 363-5769 7.l_Rev. 0. EB. Myler 1361 Dupont Aves, Ne Be 523-6787 E Anron Watson 685 Caron Circle, N. W. 794-9727 377-1748 i James Cosby 1424 LaFrance 377-6123 | bal Nev. C,. W. Hill 163 Flora Ave., N. E. 688-6549 f "4} John Gaither 1560 Foote Street, N. E. | . | 24 Raloh Long Coan School-Boulevard Dr., N. E. 377-1748 | ; 3} Glady Jackson 1460 Hardee Street, N. FE. : 688=7158 | /\_Louise White 220 Hutchinson St., N. E. __ 377-4466 t bed . Is John Crowley 50 Mayson Ave,, N. E. | : ’ : i ial Nmory Housevworth | 185 Marion Place, N. E. 521-0612 | . [Zk Charles Turner (Chairman) 1567 Paxon Ave.’, N. E. 378-5165 355-1655 al Wilt4e Greshom _ | = ie Thomas Davis 1434 Hardee St., N. E. 688-6544 i ee \ Alton P, Lee, Sr. 73 Mortimer Street, N.E. 522-9119 é o ii Ruby Groones 1423 LaFrance St., N.E. 377-4065 a) Pennie Hopper 162 B-Wesley Ave., N. EB. a: sti3 “PE. George Wilborn EOA Boulevard Dr., N.E. Brad  SUSLNESS * | 4dge ood WODP Area - SfopecY rea Comuytee Curtis Parrish 198 Hutchinaon St., NE. Project Manager 758-7926 ‘378-0046 \ Rev. Lonnie Young 1381 Lativenee. Biss N.3, 377-7090 688-2110 | ba Neos Scruggs ; 94. Wesley Ave., N. E 2 373—=244,7 - >. Mrs. Viole.Elder _ 17h, Whiteford Ave., N. E. 522-5590 bel CV, Trou 167 Howard St., Ne E. 373-0461 L ‘Stanley G. Stark tw) 1334 LaFrance St., N. BE. Grocer 634-4181 688-246), . 4 Thomas J. Butts 15 Leslie St., N. Ee | 688-4120 363-5769 he Rev. 0. E. Myler 1361 Dupont Ave., N. EB.” 523-6787 ts Arron Watson 685 Caron Circle, N. W. 794-9727 377-1748 ‘| James Cosby 1424 LaFrance 377-6123 ; vol Rev. C. W. Hill 163 Flora Ave., N. E. 688-6549 iz John Gaither 1560 Foote Street, N. E. ; 2 Ralvh Long Coan School=-Boulevard Dr., N. E. 377-1748 La} Glady Jackson 1460 Hardee Strest, N. &. : " é 688-7158 n Louise White j 220 Hutchinson St., N. EB. | ne 377-4166 «| John Crowley 50 Mayson Ave,, N. E. i Emory Houseworth _ 185 Marion Place, N. E. 521-0612 , al Charles Turner (Chairman) 1567 Paxon Ave. N. E. 378-5165 355-1655 ral Willie Greshen 21 thomas Davis 1434 Hardee St., N. EB. | 688-6544 a Alton P. Lee, Sr. 73. Mortimer Street, NE. 522-9419 a Ruby Groones 1423 leFrance St., N.E. 277-4065 _ 4, Bennie Hopper 162 B-Wesley Ave., N. Ee eer George Wilborn EOA Boulevard Dr., N.E.  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 3, Folder 5, Document 18 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2bf5f9740e68a40aa759b1722a7cfd31.pdf fc0743d702dfac454d33c901d3245c25 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. M. EDW I N L . STER NE B . S AT T ERFIELD E X ECUTI V E DIRECTOR AN D SECRET A R Y CHA IRMA N LES T ER H . PERSELLS GEORGE S. CRAFT AS S O C IA TE EXE CUT .IVE D ! R E CT OR V ICE C HA IR MAN C A RL TON GARRETT DIR E CT O R J. OF FINANCE GILBERT H . BOGGS B . BLAYTON DIRECTOR OF HOU S ING FRANK G. ETHERIDGE HOWARD OPENSHAW DIRECTOR JACK F. GLENN 82 4 HU R T BU I LDING ATLANTA , GEORG IA 30303 JACKSON OF REDE VE LOP M ENT GEORGE R . SA NDER T EC HN ICAL DIRECTOR 3-6074 May 2 , 1969. Hon or able I van Allen, Jr. Mayor 101 Cit y Hal l Atl a nt a, Georgi a 30303 De a r Mayo r Allen: En clo sed f or your informa tion i s a lis t of the Pr o je c t Area Commi t tee for t h e Edg e wood Ne i ghbo r hood De v elopment Program Area, f ormerly designa t e d the East At lan t a NDP Area by resolution of the Bo ar d of Alderme n, dated De c ember 2, 1968. This Committee, e l e c ted by residents of the NDP Area, enthusiastically supp orts the Neighborhood De velopment Program and have pledged their c ooperation to utilize this Program to improve the c onditi ons of their area. The Atlanta Housing Authority has leased a project office i n the neart of the area at 198 Hutchinson Street. Mr. Curtis Parrish, the Project Manager, has established a good rapport with the Committee and h a s been invited to spe a k at many of the churches in the area. The Project Area Committee has approved Adley Associates as planning consultants, a nd they are presently preparing data on existing l and use a n d structural conditions. The Ho u s i n g Autho r i t y, in an effort to make t he program more r e sponsi ve to t he n e e d s of the p eopl e, h as pledge d that the Pro je ct Area Commi tt ee will part i c i pate i n the fo rmation a nd exe cution of t he pl a ns for t he are a a nd tha t are a residents will be kept fully info rme d . The Project Area Committe e has been particularly pleased to have been involve d fr om the very b e ginning and to have a voic e in decisions affe cting their ar e a. We are pleased with the attitude of the Committee and the �-2- progress to date in the Edgewood NDP Area. Very truly yours, ~ ~ d / ~~£(<_~,t,Y ?.e Howard Openshaw Director of Redevelopment ' HO:pc Enclosure cc: Mr. Rodney M. Cook Mr. Charles Turner, Chairman PAC Mr. Curtis Parrish � 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 EDWIN L. STERNE CHAIRMAN GEORGE S. CRAFT VICE CHAIRMAN Ne M, 8. SATTERFIELD EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND SECRETARY LESTER H. PERSELLS ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR J. 8. BLAYTON FRANK G. ETHERIDGE CARLTON GARRETT DIRECTOR OF FINANCE GILBERT H. BOGGS DIRECTOR OF HOUSING HOWARD OPENSHAW JACK F. GLENN — DIRECTOR OF REDEVELOPMENT 824 HURT BUILDING GEORGE RAR. SANDER ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR JACKSON 3-6074 May 25 1969. Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 101 City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mayor Allen: Enclosed for your information is a list of the Project Area Committee for the Edgewood Neighborhood Development Program Area, formerly designated the East Atlanta NDP Area by reso- lution of the Board of Aldermen, dated December 2, 1968. This Committee, elected by residents of the NDP Area, enthu- siastically supports the Neighborhood Development Program and have pledged their cooperation to utilize this Program to improve the conditions of their area. The Atlanta Housing Authority has leased a project office in the heart of the area at 198 Hutchinson Street. Mr. Curtis Parrish, the Project Manager, has established a good rapport with the Committee and has been invited to speak at many of the churches in the area. The Project Area Committee has approved Adley Associates as planning consultants, and they are presently preparing data on existing land use and structural conditions. The Housing Authority, in an effort to make the program more responsive to the needs of the people, has pledged that the Project Area Committee will participate in the formation and execution of the plans for the area and that area residents will be kept fully informed. The Project Area Committee has been particularly pleased to have been involved from the very beginning and to have a voice in decisions affecting their area. We are pleased with the attitude of the Committee and the ees progress to date in the Edgewood NDP Area. Very truly yours, Naward Gprcees Le cee Howard Openshaw Director of Redevelopment HO :pe Enclosure ec: Mr. Rodney M. Cook Mr. Charles Turner, Chairman PAC Mr. Curtis Parrish  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 3, Folder 5, Document 17 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d101ea917b1b09a09871eed3001326bd.pdf ccbb4a5c731f006a7760d0b02a92d45b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. TO: FROM: Ivan Allen, Jr. D For your information D Please refer to the attached correspondence and make the necessary reply. D Advise me the status of the attached. ? FORM 25-4 � 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 Off of the Mager >it ROUTE/ LIP TO: FROM: Ivan Allen, Jr. LJ For your information (_] Please refer to the attached correspondence and make the necessary reply. \_] Advise me the status of the attached. Ms Lhirk Vhs FORM 25-4  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 3, Folder 5, Document 16 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d845c87346a574553462fd05a5c013c7.pdf a344ca8f6498e7af43cd51402b110f15 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. EDWIN L , STERNE CHAIR MAN LESTER H. PERSELLS EXECUT I VE D I RECTOR AP,.:O SE CRE TARY GEORGE S. CRAFT CARL TON GARRETT V ICE CHAIRMAN D IRECTOR OF FINANCE GILBERT H . BOGGS D !RECTOR OF HOUS ING J. B. SLAYTO N HOWAR D OPENSHAW DIRECTOR OF REDEVELOPMENT FRAN K G. ETHERIDGE GEORGE R. SANDER JACK F. GLENN TECHNICAL DIRECTOR 824 HU RT B U IL D I NG ATLAN TA, GEORGIA 30303 JAC KSON 3-6074 November 17, 1969 N well D. Johnson Federal Program Offic r Office of the Mayor Mr .. Omaha, Nebra ka Dear Mr. Johns on: Your 1 tter addressed to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr~ has bean referred to our office for reply. The Atlanta Housing Aut hority is the City' s agency' responsible for the planning and execution of Atlanta ' s urban renewal program. In an attempt to answer your questions nd to give you information in order ~or you to cite examples or some specific projects, we are enclosing some material that describes our program. ~ie feel we have a successful urban renewal progr the.t has bean a revitalizing stimulant to private onterprisa.. Let us hear from you if we can be of further servics. Sincerely, ~ Howard r;penshaw Director ot Red velopment HO/lm Incl urea cc: Dan E. Sweat, Jr., Chief Adm. Officer Off ice ot the Mayor Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia )0)03 � 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 EOWIN L. STERNE CHAIRMAN LESTER H. PERSELLS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND SECRETARY CARLTON GARRETT DIRECTOR OF FINANCE GEORGE S, CRAFT VICE CHAIRMAN GILBERT H. BOGGS DIRECTOR OF HOUSING HOWARD OPENSHAW DIRECTOR OF REDEVELOPMENT J. B. BLAYTON FRANK G. ETHERIDGE GEORGE R. SANDER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR JACK F. GLENN 824 HURT BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 JACKSON 3-6074 November 17, 1969 Mr. Newell D. Johnson Federal Program Officer Office of the Mayor Omaha, Nebraska Dear Mr, Johnson: Your letter addressed to Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. has been referred to our office for raply. The Atlanta Housing Authority is the City's agency responsible for the planning and execution of Atlanta's urban renewal program, In an attempt to answer your questions and to give you information in order Sor you to cite examples of some specific projects, we are en- closing some material that describes our program. We feel we have a successful urban renewal program that has been» revitalizing stimulant to private anterprise, Let us hear from you if we can be of further service, Sincerely, Howard penshaw Director of Redevelopment HO/1m Enelosures ec: Dan E. Sweat, Jr., Chief Adm. Officer \ Office of the Mayor Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303  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 3, Folder 5, Document 15 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/0b14828e59d401edb5e5019c74368d87.pdf 289fe75a6a7600b34fc2e77f844361dd Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. IIILII w e-s-tern~ I\ - MAYOR IVAN ALLEN CITY HALL ATU C!TIZE~! CDtrP.AL ACVISCR':' CCU-lCIL ECOtl<»!lC OPPORTUNITY ATLANTA INC HOY&.!ER 1S '969 A RESOLUl'tON WHEREAS THE TENANTS OF PUBLIC t«lUS!NG AP.£ 0E£PLY CONCERNED AS TO VHO SERYES ON THEIR GOVERNING irl.P.r. NI) trt£REAS TI£ HOUSING SUB COMMITTEE OF TH£ CITIZENS CEJ!TP.I\L ACVISOR'\' COlf'IC?l Of ECONCffIC OPPORTUNITY ATLANTA INC K\S YO!CEO ITS DESIRES Of" DECEMBER 17 196S ANO THE DESIRES CF PUBLIC HOUSING TENANTS TO HAVE A PUBLIC HOUSING TENANT SERVE CN THE BOARO Of THE ATLANTA HOUSING AUTHORITY ANO WH£«EAS THESE CESIRES HAVE B£EN IGNORED VHTH DENOHINATION Of' REV VILLTAM K)LI1£S BORDERS TO DISPOSITION THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT /1---THE CITIZENS CENTRAL ADVISORY CO~CIL Of' ECONO!tIC OPPORTUNITY ~ , ... ..., WU 1270 ( R 5-69) �T:eJefax ATLANTA INC RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT THE REY vtLLIM HOUIES N#I£ It lfITtllRA _, "t'f f'MTffE.'R 1'ES I/IC ALL CCNCEP.t.ED MEET lfITtt A SPECIAL CXlt:nma CF' PUBLIC HOUSING mwrrs NC THE HOUSING SUB C01HITTEE OF THE CITIZENS C£N111AL ,DVJ.SORY COUNCIL OF' ECONOMIC OPPORT~ITY ATLANTA INC TO HEAR 1'£tft OP.IEVANCES AND TO CONSIDER THEIR UST OF' .NCltlHEES BE IT F!tlALLY RESO~'IEO THAT HO APPOINTMENT BE NAO£ "4TIL THIS SPEC!AL CCMHITTEE APPROVES~ Tt£ NOHINtES TO BE APPOINTED ~ THE ATLANTA HOUSING AUTHORITY SU1tlITTEO BY THE HOUSING SUB COHl1ITTEE CITIZENS C£NTMl. ADVISORY COPMITTEE tVIN STEVENS • WU 1270 (R 5-69) I\ � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document   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 3, Folder 5, Document 14 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/dad49fe11d45d5bc167c50a2c9a9790e.pdf 46ec22592e1e8ce558ddf92be5ba72bb Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. November 20, 1969 Mr. Irvin Stevens Citizens Central Advisory Council Economic Opportunity Atlanta 101 Marietta Street Building Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Stevens: May I acknowledge receipt of your wire of yesterday. I regret that you do not agree with my ppointrnent of Reverend Willi m Holmes Border as a member oi the Atlanta Hou.sing Authority. Dr. Borders' ide exp rience in the development of low , com.e hou_sing units and uccessful ork in the Wheat Street G rdens Project eminently qu lifies him for thi pos on. With best wishe , I arn Sincerely your , Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IAJr:lp � 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 C iy Ay ee ) | November 20, 1969 n Mr. Irvin Stevens Citizens Central Advisory Council Economic Opportunity Atlanta 101 Marietta Street Building Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Stevens: May I acknowledge receipt of your wire of yesterday. I regret that you do not agree with my appointment of Reverend William Holmes Borders as a member of the Atlanta Housing Authority. Dr. Borders' wide experience in the development of low income housing units and successful work in the Wheat Street Gardens Project eminently qualifies him for this position. With best wishes, I am Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IAS r:lp | ott PS 0  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 3, Folder 5, Document 13 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/4373e10737b456d687a34db3a5d48630.pdf df95ee3f92474fd4a57cefdee3f4b434 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ' Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, East Lake Meadows (Ga-6-30), a "Turnkey" Project, has not had the street and major service drive names approved by the Board of Commissioners to facilitate occupancy planning; and WHEREAS, these streets and service drives as tentatively named by the private Developer are not in conflict with any other city street as stated by the Planning Section of the City of Atlanta, on November 7 J 1969; . I NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that the future streets marked for ~edication be named East Lake Boulevard, Mirror Lane, Meadowlake Drive, and Alston Drive, and that the two service drives be named Walton Land and Evans Lane. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: · WHEREAS, The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, deems the acquisition of Parcel 1-11 in the Georgia Tech II Urban Redevelopment Area, N.D.P. Ga. A-2-(2) (as shown in the Georgia Tech II Urban Redevelopment Area and more particularly identified on Land Acquisition and Boundary Map RP-1, dated November, 1968), necessary for its purposes under the Georgia Urban Redevelopment Law; · THE_REFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the acquisition of fee simple title to said Parcel 1-11 is necessary for such purposes; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the attorneys for the Housing Authority are authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings against any and all persons having any interest in s nid property and to prosecute such proceedings to final judgment. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol l owing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, deems the a cquisition of Parcels 21 - 19 & 20 in Area Cl in the Model Cities Urb an Rede velopmen t , N.D.P. Ga. A-2 - (3) (as shown in the Model Cit i es Urban Redevel opmen t Ar ea, N. D.P . Ga. A- 2 - (3) and more particularly identif i ed on Land Acquis i t i on and Boundary Map number SD #3 , dated Novembe r , 1968) , nece ss ary f or i ts pur poses unde r the Geo rgia Ur ban Redeve lopment Law. TH~REFORE BE IT RES OLVED , t h a t t he acquisiti on of fe e simple title to said Parcels 21-19 & 2 0 in Area Cl, is n e cess a ry for such purpos e s. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the attorneys for the Housing Authority are author ized and directed _to institute condemnation proceedings aga inst any and all persons having any interest i n sai d prop~r ty an d to prose cute s u ch proceedin gs t o final j u dgment . Upon motion made by Mr . Gl e nn and s e conded by Mr . Blayton, the following resolution was unan i mously adopted: WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of Atlant a , deems the acquisition of Pa rcel 29-1 i n Ar ea C5T21 in the Model Citie s Urban Redevelopment Area, N.D . P. Ga . A-2-(3) ( a s shown in the Model Cities ·] �./ ,--~ Urban Redevelopment Area, Project N.D.P. Ga. A-2-(3) and more particularly identified on Land Acquisition and Boundary Map number SD #3, dated November, 1968), necessary for its purposes under the Georgia Urban Redevelopment Law. I THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the acquisition of fee simple title to said Parcel 29-1 in Area C5T21 is necessary for such purposes. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the attorneys for the Housing Authority are authorized and directed to institute condemnatfon proceedings against any and all persons having any interest in said property and to prosecute such proceedings to final judgment. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: Be it resolved by the Board of Co:mmissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia as follows: SECTION 1. The pending proposed Seventh Amendatory Contract (herein called the "Amendatory Contt'act"), to amend that certain Loan and Grant Contract No. Ga. R-ll(LG) dated the 30th day of June, 1969, by and between the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia (herein called the "Local Public Agency") and the United States of America (herein called the "Government"), is hereby in all respects approved. l~ - l-: SECTION 2. The Chairman is hereby authorized and directed to execute the Amendatory Contract in two counterparts on behalf of the Local Public Agency, and the Secretary is hereby authorized and dire·cted to impress and attest the official seal of the Local Public Agency on each such counterpart and -to forward such counterparts to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, for execut i on on behalf of the Government, together with such other documents relative to the approval and execution of ,such counterparts as may be required by the Government. SECTION 3. This Resolution shall take effect i:mmediately. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and secon ded by Mr. Blayton, the foll~wing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the regula tions of the Housing Assistance Administration state that salaries should be comparable with local public practices; and WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of ·· Atlanta has been using the practice of the City of Atlanta as a major base on which to establish comparability; and WHEREAS, legal holidays and other fringe· benefits are a part of salary consideration; and , - -, LJ WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta has passed a resolution granting its employees Friday, December 26, 1969 as-a ho~iday sith pay; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF Tl;I~ CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: \ �1. December 26, 1969 is hereby declared a legal holiday, with pay, for ail employees of the Housing Authority of th~ City of Atlanta. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Rev. Borders, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: 7 .J WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia (herein called the Local Issuing Agency") has previously adopted a resolution titled "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SALE , ISSUANCE AND DELIVERY OF PROJECT NOTES AND THE EXECUTION OF REQUISITION AGREEMTNTS" on , the 18th day of February, 1969; and WHEREAS, the Local Issuing Agency and the United States of America (herein called the "Government") recognize the desirability of the Local Issuing Agency obtaining funds for the purpose described in the aforementioned resolution from sources other than the Government despite the existence of abnormally high interest rates which presently prevail in the private money markets; and WHEREAS, the Government proposes to enable the Local Issuing Agency to continue to obtain loan funds from sources other than the Government by the Government making payment of a placement fee, where necessary, to the purchaser or purchasers of the Local Issuing Agency's Project Notes (herein called the "Notes") hereafter awarded: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Local Issuing Agency as follows: Section 1. The Secretary after receiving Government approval of a recommended· award of the Notes is hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the Local Issuing Agency to award the Notes at the lowes t interest rate or rates, not in excess of six percent (6%) per annum, offered in the propos a ls, without reference to premiums; prdvide d , however, that as among proposals specif ying the same lowest inte rest interest rate and specifying a premium , the award shall be made on the basis of the highest premium per dollar principal amount of the ·Notes specified in such proposals: Provided further, that in the event eve r y pr oposal relating to all or any part of the Notes specif ies a pla cement fee to be r e ce i ved by the pur cha ser a s compens a tion fo r the placemen t of such Notes , t hen- t he award of the No t es to whi ch s u ch proposals relate shall be made on t he ba s is of t he l owe s t pl acemen t fee spe cified per dolla r amount of such Notes. Secti on 2. Each pr opos al s ubmitted fo r all or a part of the No tes shall be substant ially in t he f orm of HUD- 9402 which is inc orporated herein by r eference, and which is hereby a pproved by the Local Issuing Agency . Secti on 3. The Local Issuing Agency he r eby authori z es t h e Gove r nment to pay to any purchaser of the Not e s a placement fee as compensation for s erv i ce s r equired in placing the Notes. Section 4. Any and all pr ior r e solutions of the Local Issu ing Agency are hereby amende d to the extent n e c es sary to enabl e t h e carry ing out of the actions authorized _herein. Section 5o 1 ~ This Re s olution sh all take e f ·f ect il'llillediately. Upon motion made by Mro Glenn and seconded by Mro Blayton, the -fol lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: ,_ �RESOLVED that all resolutions adopted by this Board, and all other acts of this Board, since the death of the late Commissioner Frank G. Etheridge are hereby ratified and confirmed in every respect. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS a parcel of land in the Red Oak Community lying in the unincorporated Fulton County has been proposed for development as a low-rent public housing project; and WHEREAS this matter comes before the Fulton County Connnissioners at their regular meeting on December 3, 1969; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: THAT THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IS AUTHORIZED REPRESENT TJIB INTERESTS OF THE AUTHORITY I N CONNECTION WITH THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT IN THE RED OAK COMMUNITY BEFORE THE FULTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. There being no further business to come before the meeting, upon motion made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. r. L_ Chairman Couns e l Secre t a ry � 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 Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, East Lake Meadows (Ga-6-30), a "Turnkey" Project, has not had the street and major service drive names approved by the Board of Commissioners to facilitate occupancy planning; and WHEREAS, these streets and service drives as tentatively named by the private Developer are not in conflict with any other city street as stated by the Planning Section of the City of Atlanta, on November 7, 1969; NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that the future streets marked for dedi- cation be named East Lake Boulevard, Mirror Lane, Meadowlake Drive, and Alston Drive, and that the two service drives be named Walton Land and Evans Lane. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, deems the acqui- sition of Parcel 1-1l in the Georgia Tech II Urban Redevelopment Area, N.D.P. Ga. A-2-(2) (as shown in the Georgia Tech II Urban Redevelop- ment Area and more particularly identifisd on Land Acquisition and Boundary Map RP-1, dated November, 1968), necessary for its purposes under the Georgia Urban Redevelopment Law; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the acquisition of fee simple title to said Parcel 1-11 is necessary for such purposes; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the attorneys for the Housing Authority are authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings against any and all persons having any interest in said property and to prosecute such proceedings to final judgment. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, deems the acquisition of Parcels 21-19 & 20 in Area Cl in the Model Cities Urban Redevelopment, N.D.P. Ga. A-2-(3) (as shown in the Model Cities Urban Redevelopment Area, N.D.P. Ga. A-2-(3) and more particularly identified on Land Acquisition and Boundary Map number SD #3, dated November, 1968), necessary for its purposes under the Georgia Urban Redevelopment Law. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the acquisition of fee simple title to said Parcels 21-19 & 20 in Area Cl, is necessary for such purposes. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the attorneys for the Housing Authority are authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings against any and all persons having any interest in said property and to prosecute such proceedings to final judgment. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, deems the acquisition of Parcel 29-1 in Area C5T21 in the Model Cities Urban Redevelopment Area, N.D.P. Ga. A-2-(3) (as shown in the Model Cities J | Urban Redevelopment Area, Project N.D.P. Ga. A-2-(3) and more particularly identified on Land Acquisition and Boundary Map number SD #3, dated November, 1968), necessary for its purposes under the Georgia Urban Redevelopment Law. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the acquisition of fee simple title to said Parcel 29-1 in Area C5T21 is necessary for such purposes. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the attorneys for the Housing Authority are authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings against any and all persons having any interest in said property and to prosecute such proceedings to final judgment. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: Be it resolved by the Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia as follows: SECTION 1. The pending proposed Seventh Amendatory Contract (herein called the “Amendatory Contract"), to amend that certain Loan and Grant Contract No. Ga. R-11(LG) dated the 30th day of June, 1969, by and between the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia (herein called ths "Local Public Agency") and the United States of America (herein called the "Government"), is hereby in all respects approved. SECTION 2. The Chairman is hereby authorized and directed to execute the Amendatory Contract in two counterparts on behalf of the Local Public Agency, and the Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to impress and attest the official seal of the Local Public Agency on each such counterpart and to forward such counterparts to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, for execution on behalf of the Government, together with such other documents relative to the approval and execution of .such counterparts as may be required by the Government. SECTION 3. This Resolution shall take effect immediately. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- Lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the regulations of the Housing Assistance Administration state that salaries should be comparable with local public practices; and WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta has been using the practice of the City of Atlanta as a major base on which to establish comparability; and WHEREAS, legal holidays and other fringe benefits are a part of salary consideration; and WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta has passed a resolution granting its employees Friday, December 26, 1969 as-a holiday sith pay; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. December 26, 1969 is hereby declared a legal holiday, with pay, for all employees of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Rev. Borders, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia (herein called the "Local Issuing Agency") has previously adopted a resolution titled "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SALE, ISSUANCE AND DELIVERY OF PROJECT NOTES AND THE EXECUTION OF REQUISITION AGREEMTNTS" on the 18th day of February, 1969; and WHEREAS, the Local Issuing Agency and the United States of America (herein called the "Government") recognize the desirability of the Local Issuing Agency obtaining funds for the purpose described in the aforementioned resolution from sources other than the Government des- pite the existence of abnormally high interest rates which presently prevail in the private money markets; and WHEREAS, the Government proposes to enable the Local Issuing Agency to continue to obtain loan funds from sources other than the Government by the Government making payment of a placement fee, where necessary, to the purchaser or purchasers of the Local Issuing Agency's Project Notes (herein called the "Notes") hereafter awarded: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Local Issuing Agency as follows: Section 1. The Secretary after receiving Government approval of a recommended award of the Notes is hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the Local Issuing Agency to award the Notes at the lowest interest rate or rates, not in excess of six percent (6%) per annum, offered in the proposals, without reference to premiums; prtvided, however, that as among proposals specifying the same lowest interest interest rate and specifying a premium, the award shall be made on the basis of the highest premium per dollar principal amount of the Notes specified in such proposals: Provided further, that in the event every proposal relating to all or any part of the Notes specifies a placement fee to be received by the purchaser as compensation for the placement of such Notes, then the award of the Notes to which such proposals relate shall be made on the basis of the lowest placement fee specified per dollar amount of such Notes. Section 2. Each proposal submitted for all or a part of the Notes shall be substantially in the form of HUD-9)02 which is incorporated herein by reference, and which is hereby approved by the Local Issuing Agency. Section 3. The Local Issuing Agency hereby authorizes the Government to pay to any purchaser of the Notes a placement fee as compensation for services required in placing the Notes. Section h. Any and all prior resolutions of the Local Issuing Agency are hereby amended to the extent necessary to enable the carrying out of the actions authorized herein. Section 5. This Resolution shall take effect immediately. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: oe RESOLVED that all resolutions adopted by this Board, and all other acts of this Board, since the death of the late Commissioner Frank G. Etheridge are hereby ratified and confirmed in every respect. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: : WHEREAS a parcel of land in the Red Oak Community lying in the un- incorporated Fulton County has been proposed for development as a low-rent public housing project; and WHEREAS this matter comes before the Fulton County Commissioners at their regular meeting on December 3, 1969; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GHORGIA: THAT THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IS AUTHORIZED REPRESENT THES INTERESTS OF THE AUTHORITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT IN THE RED OAK COMMUNITY BEFORE THE FULTON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS. There being no further business to come before the meeting, upon motion made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. Chairman Counsel 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 3, Folder 5, Document 12 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/04ab60119ddd6245816348cdca27bbca.pdf f3352053d44ead052985cc5de19a9645 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF ( -·:. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA 2 GEORGIA i HELD ON THE 2ND DAY OF DECEMBER, 1969 The regular meeting of the Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, held on the 2nd day of December, 1969, at 3:00 P.M., in the Conference Room of the Authority, 824 Hurt Building, Atlanta, Georgia. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and upon roll call, those present and absent were as follows: Present Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Edwin L. Sterne Jack F. Glenn J.B. Blayton W.R. Borders Absent Mr. George S. Craft The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November 18, 1969 were approved. r· Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: I I l_ WHEREAS, on November 25, 1968, the Atlanta Housing Authority accepted a proposal from A. P. S., Inc., 515 Plaster Avenue, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia, to buy Parcels 22 and 23 in the West End Urban Redevelopment Area, Project Georgia R-90 and to develop same as shopping center; and WHEREAS, under the terms of the pjoposal, the said A. P. S. , Inc., is required to execute an Agreement for Disposition of Land applicable to said property within one year; and WHEREAS, said A. P. S., Inc., has requested a six month extension in the time set for the execution of said agreement to permit time for finalizing arrangements with the City of Atlanta and Sears, Roebuck and Company for a suitable connection with the Sears store which is located across Dunn Street from said Parcels 22 and 23; and WHEREAS, said request appears reasonable and should therefore be granted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA that: r-·, r i LJ The granting of the request made by A. P. s., Inc., for an extension of six months in the required time set for executing the Agreem~nt tor Disposition of Land applicable to said Parcels 22 and 23 is hereby authorized and directed. ·- �There being no further business to come before the meeting, upon motion made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. ~;r.~G Chairman f:, Counsel ~: ~ 7 - ' ,y; = t ·c- ~~J 7 . . Secretary · , I ' - <'-· / , -, / / _/ , 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 THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HELD ON THE 2ND DAY OF DECEMBER, 1969 The regular meeting of the Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, held on the 2nd day of December, 1969, at 3:00 P.M., in the Conference Room of the Authority, 82h Hurt Building, Atlanta, Georgia. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and upon roll call, those present and absent were as follows: Present Absent Mr. Edwin L. Sterne Mr. George S. Craft Mr. Jack F. Glenn Mr. J.B. Blayton Dr. W.H. Borders The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November 18, 1969 were approved. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, on November 25, 1968, the Atlanta Housing Authority accepted @ proposal from A. P. S., Inc., 515 Plaster Avenue, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia, to buy Parcels 22 and 23 in the West End Urban Redevelop- ment Area, Project Georgia R-90 and to develop same as shopping center; and WHEREAS, under the terms of the pjoposal, the said A. P. S., Ine., is required to execute an Agreement for Disposition of Land appli- cable to said property within one year; and WHEREAS, said A. P. S., Inc., has requested a six month extension in the time set for the execution of said agreement to permit time for finalizing arrangements with the City of Atlanta and Sears, Roebuck and Company for a suitable connection with the Sears store which is located across Dunn Street from said Parcels 22 and 23; and WHEREAS, said request appears reasonable and should therefore be granted; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA that: The granting of the request made by A. P. S., Inc., for an extension of six months in the required time set for executing the Agreement for Disposition of Land applicable to said Parcels 22 and 23 is hereby authorized and directed. There being no further business to come before the meeting, upon motion made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. Cdr fh. Cone Chairman © C oe je | ee A, A ee bee, yee ae fs ae a) nccmaah 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 3, Folder 5, Document 11 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a11fdb0eadb9f325702365d42cdd31a4.pdf 736767c013bc53887597479a172363dd Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HELD ON THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1969 The regular meeting of the Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, held on the 18th day of November, 1969, at 3:00 P.M., in the Conference Room of the Authority, 824 Hurt Building, Atlanta, Georgia. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and upon roll call, those present and absent were as follows: Present Mr. Edwin L. Sterne Mr. Jack F. Glenn Mr. J.B. Blayton Absent Mr. George S. Craft Vacant The Chairman declared a quorum present. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: [ RESOLVED that Dr. William Holmes Borders is hereby elected a Commissioner of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia to serve for the remainder of the present unexpired term of the late Frank G. Etheridge. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November 3 C 4, 1969, were approved. Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the fol lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: �tr Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: -\ 7 -, '- \, \ \, '\ ' \ ,, \. \ \ \ \ \ , "\ J ·~ �____,___ ' ...,. HJD-$272b JUne 1968 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Commissioner The following resolution was introduced by _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -~Bl=a::.oiyt~o:..:;n:..__ _ _ _ , read in full and considered: ,, l HUD- 52 7Zb ·,. �lil'D-): l.J -~ (J,·,,~•·:,· rl:; i'ilA~;·, 1) ,I 4,~;-M liF.; :'IJ,.llTION HO. ________ ko~•: 1 -. · 1 :,,~1 111omrdin~ $ 9,755,000.UO principal arrcunt. f }!(.;; ii',1: :,1, :L Au t ro r lty.,,j,-c,_n.c,d_o_c,---~:,-[!-, , v_c_n_t.,...h---,Irs-suo) 0 f 0 _!!!.£..,!lc>~~in:: Al:th,:,rity of the City of Atlnnta, Georr.ia ~iri:.P:.~ The Hou!lin'.; Authority of tire City of /,tlanta, C~or~i.-i (hereir. csiD.P.,1 •r.or,J J, ,; thor1ty") has received, in response to its advertisel'l<~r. t., :-.•,.:-.i'Xi pro1: c:-: .,,l.:;i :c1 ot !.t:t: rvr.:h.a.:io of$ 9,755,000.00 principal amount tlcw Hc-'.li;ine t..ut.!,c.r·:. 1,y iL: :d:! ( NC7,,l 'l'Hw?:F'0~t!:: 1 Sccticn l. .,;:; rssue) (herein called Seventh !T iir.SOLVr.'.D by the Local Autl1ority: ~t:13 p:-cpc ~:.l of an interest. rate of 6 % per ann\lffl to be borr.o t:; U-,,.:: 3or,:is :mu the offer to pay for such Bonds at par and accrued intere~t to t : :,:; ~t~· oi c\clivtiry plus a prerdmwn cf t-.9.._,~....15._5_.__n_n_________ .1 eubr.\i t.t,?d by ___n_~,_}_!r.F._·_.RS __ T_ R_ll_ST_co_:_:P_,\_N__..Y,_E_T_A_L_*_ _ _ _ _ _ in t.'le form hereto ..r.nexed ..c 51:-:- ··.i':,:: :'. a,~ m:.:!i.bit 1:, r.eroby accepted. ,;,!,e pru;;c.:ials .;1ri offer~ of the follo.,,ring at the indicated int-eres•. r ,, u,s ::..r..:I premi rr.u:r.s are hereby rejected: Interest Pre1r.iul!I I i IClm Seotien J. The S<"c rct:irv is authorized and directed to (a) 1,,imcc!!ate::.y noti fy tt,e ouccessful bidder by telegram (with a confir;,,ation by lett..•r) or tho aw.:ird of the Bor.ds, (b) return imediately the good faith . deposits e r.clo~ ~:~ :.-r ·~th the proposals which are rej~ted., (c) deposit the . r,oo-i f r.~ ~'1 .:!eposi t ir, a spncbl a r,::ount within the General Fund to be held as e;:;-:",;,!": ty 'L y t 'r'.E: Loc;,.l ;,1,;t.'1or:! ty \.:: til rt?le.;sed thcrefro1r. pursuant to the provic;for.s o!: +..~c arl·: crt::.~encnt and proposal, and (d) take such other action as r.i&y be r"1uirc'.i ~o carrJ out the a.iard ·or ~he Bonds. Sc~tio~ ~. T!'li:i Resolution :ihall take effect i=ediately. Hie lps Fe nn & Comp:my Otemic al Bank HaITis Trust a nd s ~vinr;:i Ba nk filyth & Co., Inc . lkhman Brothers Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The Cha:ic M.'.lnh.'.ltt~n 13.'.lnk, N.A. JODrr 1'1ANAGERS AND ASSOCIATES Bank c.f America The Flrst Bo:iton Corp. ·• �HUD-52.302D Much 1967 (Fonnerly PHA~2.302D) FORM OF ffiOPOSAL TO BE co:-[PLETED, DAr.:.D, AND ADDRESSED TO TIC:: LOCAL AlITl!CiUTY The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta 1 Georr, ia Novcrnber 6 _.......,;;--a;.;;;.a_.;;;...._.___ 19~ ~ 824 Hurt Building 4tlanta. Georgia 30303 Gentlement For the $ 9,755,000.00 Housing Authority Bonds of aggregate principal l!J'llount of Nev The Housing Authority of the· City of AE!anta, Georgia (herein called the "Local Authority) described in your official l!otice of Sale published in The Dail:,· !!ond Buyer on _s_e_.p_t_e_m_b_e_r_1_0_ _ _ _ _ _ _ , 19~9, •1hich Notice of Sale is incorporated herein by reference and is made a part of t h1 3 proposal, ve propose an interest rate of ____s_i.x _________ per cent ( 6 )% per annwn to be borne by all of such Bonds and offer to pay for S..!Ch bonds, bearin& interest at such rate, par and accrued interest to the date of deHver-J plus a premium of S__.9'-"'•..._7"'°'55~,o;;.;;o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Said Bonds shall mature as set forth 1n the schedule of annual. m&turities as prescribed by the Local Authority at the above interest rate. In accordance W'ith the tems of the above-r:ientioned Notice of Sale, we enclose hereW'ith a certified or bank cashier's or treasurer's check for $.__1_9_5_.,_l_o_o_.o_o_____ payable to your order as a good faith deposit. This proposal is subject to the approval of the validity of the Bonds by our attorneys, l·'.essrs. ___ _!~~-a_l_d_i_n_.g..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of Atlanta , Georgi a • Such attorne:,s will (a) furnish a copy of their approvin 6 opinion to the Local Authority when issued, (b) prepare all docur.ients necessarJ to evidence t he validity of the Bonds sul::sequent to the award, or for corrective action prior t hereto, and (c) provide advice and assi stance to the Local Authority in connection with accomplishing such other actions as may be reasonably necessary to the validity of the Bonds and the deliver-.r thereof in ·accordance with the contract to purchase tile Bonds. The fees and charges of such attorneys will be borne by the undersicned. The undersigned a grees to accept delivery of and pay for all of the above described Bonds within seventy-two hours after notification to the undersigned by you that said Bonds are ready for delivery. I ! this proposal is accepted by you, the proceeds of the good faith deposit check are to be retained by you as part payment against deliver-,r of and payment for · said Bonds , or to be retained by you as liquidated damages in the event that we should fail to take up and pay for the Bonds in compliance with this proposal. The U10unt of the good faith depvsit is to be returned by you to us on the failure on your part to per fc m in accor dance with t he ter.ms of said Noti ce of Sale and this proposal , or at our election to be relieved of our obligations hereunder in the trn1nt that prior t o payment . fo r such Bonds the int erest received by private holders from bonds i ssued by public housing agencies in connection with low-rent housing or slwn clear anc e projects shall be taxable by the terms ot any Feder al law hereaft P.r enacted. Banker s Trust Company Phelps Fe nn & Company Chemical Bank Harris Trus t and Savings Ba nk 'l'he Chase Manh at t an Bank, N.A. JOOO MANAGERS AND AS3'.J CIATES Blyth & Co" 'Inc ~ . · Ba k T t C n_e~r~:s;..._ru ..;;;;s;:;.;...;:,;o_m~p_a_n~y'----Lehman Brothe r s -&"-·- = - Kuhnkn, 0£Loeb & Co . Isl ______ Rob ert Wanglund Ba Americ a _....__._ .____E, ....___ __._=.:="---As sistant Vice Presi dent Co The First Boston rp . (Ho addition, alteration, or change is to be l!Wie to the above proposal.) �I\' HUD-S272g (Formerly PHA-272g) September 1966 c_o_"'_m_i_s_s_i_on_c_r_ _ _.;;.B.;;.l,;,i nyt.:..;;.;o;.;.n.:......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IIOTed that the going reaolution be adopted aa introdueed and read, which motion seconded b:, Commissi oner Gle nn , and fore- va.111 upon roll call the "Ayes" am "Nays" were as tollowas ADS .HA1S Mr. F.clwin L. Sterne Mr. J, B. Blayton Mr. Jack F. Glenn None The Ch.airman thereupon declared said ad.ion carried and said resolution adopted. The tollM~ resolution wa.111 introduced by Commis sioner _ _ _ _B_l_a...,yt ...., o_n_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,., read 1n .f\1ll and. comidereds R&SOUJTIOH NO. _ __ Rl!SOLOTION EVI IENCIKl APPOINl'MmT OF FlSClL AGENl' AND Atrl'HORIZI?ll EXECUTION OP' J.. FISCAL .AGENT AOREEME!rl'. Bl IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS C, THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATI.ANTA, GEORGL\ Section 1. That The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta. Georgia _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , shall enter into a Fiecal Agent Agree111111nt with _ c_o_mp,;,.a_n..;y_o_f_G_e_or..;g"-i-a..;,_A_t_la_n_t_a..;,_G_eo_r ..;g"-i-a_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1D Trust aibetantially the form set forth u.rxier Section 3 hereof. Section 2. The Qi.airman aoo/or Vice-Ql&irman is hereby authorized and direr.~-,1d to execute said Fiec:il Agent Agreement as set .forth .;.:ner Section .3 !lereof, on behalf or thic Authority-, and the Secretary !..s hereby auth.: rized and directed to i-:ipress •.-he seal or this Authority thereon and to attest such seal, and to transmit fiTe copies thereof to the Housi~ .Aasistance Administration. Section J. The Fiscal Agent Agreement referred to here!n shal ,. be 1D nbet.antially the follmn~ torm: •• �3G-0362 Pagel of 3 RUD-52173A (Group Financlng) January 1967 - Reiion 111 FISCAL AGi,;Nl' AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, entered 1.nto thla day of by and between The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia 19 • Cheraln called the "Agent Authority"), a duly organlzed and exiating public body corporat• and polltic of the State Trust Company of Georgia of Georgia • IDd (herein called the "Placal Agent") 1 located at Atlanta, Georgia WITNESSE'nti Wl!EREAS, a certain agreement dated u of July 23, 1969 (herein 1 called the "Financing Agreement") between the Agent J.uthority and certain other housing author1tie8 which are or may become parties to the Financing Agreement (each of \Jhich is herein called "Member Authority") provides for cooperation in the exerci.ae of their powers for the purpose of collectively financing certain lov• rent housing projects of each Member Authority; and WHERE:AS, certain contracts (herein collectively and individually called the "Annual Contributions Contract") between each member Authority and the United States of America (herein called the "Government and in the Annual Contributiona Contract called the "Public HouainB Administration" or the "PHA") now or here.a fter included in the Financing Agreement provides for a loan and for annual contributions to be made by the Government to assi.at the Member Authority in developi.n1 and in achieving and maintaining the low-rent character of its low-rent houai.ng projects; WHEREAS, under the terms of the Financing Agreement, the Agent Authority acting on behalf of and for the Member Authorities agreeJI to issue Bonda and Notes and to designate a Fiscal Agent for the pay:nent of such· 3on ds and Notes 1 all as 1110re particularly descri~d in the Annuel Contributions Contract; and IJHEltF.A.S, each Bond aesolution adopted by the Agent Authority purauant to the Financing Agreement shall identify the pr o jects to be firuinced by the ia1ue of Bonds authorLzed by such Bond Resolution and e&ch Member Authority and ita Annual Contributions Contract in respect to any such projects; N~, nti'.llEFORE, in consideration of the mutual coven.ants hereinafter aet fortb, the parties hereto do agree .111,: fo I lows: 1. The Fiscal Agent has trust powers and is and ahall continue to be a 111911'ber of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation aa long as this Agreement la in force and effect. 2. nie Fiscal- A11.ent here'by accepts t he powers, <luties and obliga tions conferr e d and i.J:,?osed 1.. ?on it as Fiscal Agent by the Annual Contributions Contrect and by t he 3ond Resol utions which m..y be a do pt ed from time to time by the Agent Authority and each s ucce~so r A~cnt Authori ty pursuant to the Finan c ing Agreement and vhicb confer and i.i:.;io s e 1..;:,or, the Fi.seal .~e,e nt the same 0r s imilar :x:>"" e rs, c uties and obligations ""1tn res pect t n a adi t i onal ~ssues o f Donds 11s the Bond Re.solution authorizing the ~ssuance of the first issue of Bonds pursuant to the Financing Agreement . · 3. The Fiscal Agent shall, as provided in the Bond Resolutions, establish and mai ntain a Debt Serv i ce Fund and a n ,\ dva nc e All¥:lrtization F\Jnd for the receipt, deposit and dis bur se=nt of c:ioniea. Each Mem ber Au t hori ty shall deposit with the Fiscal Agent in t 'l c res;>ecti.ve Funds and the Fiscal .A gent shall accept for depoa i.t all monies (i.nclucing a nnu al contri~r.Lons payab l e to the Member .Al.lthority by the Govcrn::ient ""hich are de?O S Lted with the Ba nk as Fiscal Agent pur su ant to the Annual Contr i b\Jt i. ons C,rn :.ract ano c-.., Bond ~esolutions. All 1DOnie.s s o deposited with tbe Fiscal ~ge n~ shall be held by the F is ca l Agent in trust in the respective Funda and shall be a;i plied by the Fisc.l Agent as provided in t he Annual ·eontributiona Contrac t and the Bond Re so luti.ona. ·. �HUD-52173A (Group Financing) March 1967 - Region Ill 4. Page 2 of 3 A. The Fiscal Agent shall purchase, w·ith monies from the Debt Service Fund and the hdv3nce A.n0rti zntion Fund, and sell investment securities as the A11:ent i1uthority 1,1ith ti ,.- a:,;,roval of the Government may direct. The Fiscal Aeent shall in any event sell any such securities to the extent necessary to provide cash in t:1e Funds to make any payments or tranafera required to be made from said Funds pursuant to the Annual Contributions Contract and the Bond Resolutions. Such securities shall be held by the Fiscal Agent in s'afelteeping for account of the Funds and interest on such secur1t1es and the proceeds from the sale thereof shall be deposited in such Funds upon receipt. B. The Fiscal Agent shall honor any directive of the Comptroller of the Government to pa; any monies out of (1) the Debt Service Fund in excess of the amount necessary to provide for (i) the payment of the Bonds and , interest thereon and (ii) the Bond Service Carry-Over, as provided in the Bond Resolutions, and (2) the Advance Amortization -Fund, to any Member Authority or to the Government, and shall upon request, advise the Government of the balances in said Funds. 5. All monies held by the Fi.seal Agent in the Debt Service Fund and in the ~dvance Amortization Fund shall be secured at all times by the Fiscal Agent with either direct obliiations of the United States of America or obligations of a public housing agency as required by and described in the Bond Resolutions which may be adopted from time to time tr/ the Agent Authority pur~~ant to the Financing Agree- ment. 6. On or before each date of maturity of the principal of and interest on the Bonds authorized under the Bond Resolutions, the Fi.seal Agent shall make provision for the transfer of monies from the Debt Se rvice Fund to the bank or banks (herein collectively call ed the "Alternate Paying Agent") specified in the Bond Resolutions as the alternate place or places for the payment of the principal of and interest on any such Bonds in amounts sufficient to pay such principal and interest as the same mature or become due and are presented to the Alternate Paying Agent for payment. 7. The Agent Authority shall pay to the Fiscal Agent for its services and th3 services of the Alternate Paying Agent the following fees and charges: A. annual admini.s.tration charge of $100 plus 1/100 of 1% of the principal acnount of bonds in excess of one million dollars, but in no event to exceed $350 for each issue of Bonds~ B. For the payment of coupons of each issue of bonds: An 1~ each for each coupon of each maturity. c. For the payment of bonds (registered or coupon) of each issue: $1.25 per bond. D. For the payment of ii:tcres~ on registered bonds: 25C per check disbursed. E. For registration of bonds: An -F. initial fee of SOC f or the registration of each bond. For_ sorting, listing, cremating, and furnishing certificate of cremation: lC for each coupon and 1½¢ for each bond or minimum of $10 for each semi-annual cremation. The Fi.sea} Agent agrees to pay all fees and charges of the Alternate Paying Agent �3G-0362 HU[t'52173A (Group Financing) January 1967 - Region Ill Pace 3 of 3 8. The rights and dutie.s of the Fiscal >gent under this Agreement shall not be transrerred or assigned nor shall this Agreement be terminated by either party except that upon the assignment or termination of the rights, powers, and dut id of the Fiscal Agent pursuant to the terms of the Bond Re.solution.,, thh Agreement shall be similarly assigned or terminated. 9. The Agent Authority and the Fi.seal Agent agree that at the end of three years or such earlier time as reasonable aecurate data are available to el1able the determination of the reasonableness of the fees set forth above for the services of the Fiscal Agent and the Alternate Paying Agent, the parties shall renegotiate the amount of such fees by decreasing or incre.asing such amount to provide a re.aaonable margin of profit for the services provided for hereunder. 10. Thi.a Agreement may be executed in several counterparts, each of which shall be deemed to be an original and such counterparts shall constitute one and the •ame instrument. IN WITNESS :.Jl,EREOF, the Agent Authority and the Fiscal Agent have caused this Agreement to be exec11ted in their respective names and their respective seals to be impressed hereon and attested all as of the date and year first abo~e written. 1llE HOUSING AUTilORITY OF THE CITY OF Agent Authority ATLANTA 0 GEORGIA (SEAL) ATrEST: By_ _ _- - , - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Cha irman Secretary (SEAL) TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA Fi.seal Agent AITEST: By_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ,,.. �'( I • ~ r . Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the Urban Redevelopment Plan for the Bedford-Pine Urban Redevelopment Area proposed that privately owned utilities be placed underground in the streets adjoining the City of Atlanta Civic Center; and WHEREAS, the placement of privately owned utilities underground is an eligible project cost; and WHEREAS, an agreement to install said utilities underground has been drawn up and approved by the Georgia Power Company; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of theHousing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, that the Executive Director be and is hereby authorized to execute a contract in the form attached hereto with the Georgia Power Company for $523,561 for the purpose of placing their facilities underground in the streets adjoining the City of Atlanta Civic Center. t Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: [ WHEREAS, in response to our Invitation to Bid, the following bids for the demolition and site clearance of certain buildings and structures in the Bedford-Pine Urban Redevelopment Area, Project GA. A-2-1, were received and opened publicly and read aloud at 2:00 P.M., (E.S.T.) on the 7th day of November, 1969, at the office of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia. BIDDERS BIDS Hudgins and Company, Inc. Complete Wrecking & Grading, Inc~ Continental Wrecking Corporation $16,636.00 14,764.00 7,988.00 WHEREAS, Continental Wreckin$ Corporation having submitted the lowest bid in the amount of $7,988.00; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA; That the Executive Director be and is hereby authorized and directed to enter into a Contract with Continental Wrecking Corporation for the demolition and site clearance of certain buildings and structures in the Bedford- Pine Urban Redevelopment Area, Project GA. A- 2 - 1, as covered by their bid received on November 7, 1969. · -- -C . --- � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HELD ON THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1969 The regular meeting of the Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, held on the 18th day of November, 1969, at 3:00 P.M., in the Conference Room of the Authority, 82h Hurt Building, Atlanta, Georgia. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and upon roll call, those present and absent were as follows: Present Absent Mr. Edwin L. Sterne Mr. George S. Craft Mr. Jack F. Glenn Vacant Mr. J.B. Blayton The Chairman declared a quorum present. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: RESOLVED that Dr. William Holmes Borders is hereby elected a Com- missioner of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia to serve for the remainder of the present unexpired term of the late Frank G. Etheridge. pe er The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of November lh, 1969, were approved. *Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:  “Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: a ee eA HUD-5272b June 1968 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT The following resolution was introduced by Commissioner Blayton _, read in full and considered: 221042-P MUD-Wesk., D.C. HUD -5272b 36-0363 J AKO- Cons, 2 HiUDe's?7 43 2 (Fores ris ria? 53} 25-66 he OLUTION NO, Hossein awarding $ 9,755,000.00 pri ncipal amcunt. of Kew ilousdi.y, Authority Zonda [| Seventh Issue) of The llousin: Acthority of the City of Atlanta, Georria Wikiths The Housings Authority of the City of Atlanta, Ceorsia (herein, called ‘Loe1] Authority") has received, in response to its advertise- ment, seated propesalg ter tee purchase of $ 9,755,000.00 principal amount of New Heusing Autherily funds ( Seventh Tssue) (herein called "Benda! and haus opened and cansitered suid proposals; NOW THEREFORE, 22 IT AFSOLVeD by the Local Authority: Secticn ]. ihe treposal of an interest rate of 6 % per annum to be borne by the Bonds and the offer to pay for such Bonds at par and accruod interest to the sate of delivery plus a premimm cf § 9,755.99 submitted by PANCERS TRUST COMPANY, FT AL * in the form hereto annexed as an mxtribit is hereby accepted. Seccion ?. The prupesals and effers of the following at the indicated interes. rites end premimits are heraby rejected: Piddcr Interest Premium % WOE Seaticn 3. The Secretary is authorized and directed to (a) immediately notify the successful bidder by telegram (with a confirmation by letter) of the award of the Bonds, (b) return immediately the good faith deposits enclose? with the proposals which are resected, (c) deposit the goo aith deposit in a special account within the General Fund to be held as sezur. ty ty the Local Authority urtil released therefrom pursuant to the provisions of the advertisement and proposal, and (d) take such other action as msy be rested to carry out the award of the Bonds. Section Lh. This Resolution shall take effect irmediately. Phelps Fenn & Company Blyth & Co., Inc. Ghemical Bank Lehman Brothers Harris Trust and Savings Bank Kuhn, Locb & Co. The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. Bank of America JOINT MANAGERS AND ASSOCIATES The First Boston Corp. HUD]=52302D March 1967 (Formerly PHA=2302D) ; : FORM OF PROPOSAL TO BE CC}PLETED, DATED, AND ADDRESSED TO THE LOCAL AUTHCRITY The Housing Authority of the ; City of Atlanta, Georgia November 6 19.69 824 Hurt Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Gentlemen: For the $ 9,755,000.00 aggregate principal amount of New Housing Authority Bonds of The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia (herein called the "Local Authority") described in your official Notice of Sale published in The Daily ond Buyer on _ September 10 » 19.6% “hich Notice of Sale is incorporated herein by reference and is made a part of tnis proposal, we propose an interest rate of six per cent ( 6 )% per annum to be borne by all of such Bonds and offer to pay for such bonds, bear= ing interest at such rate, par and accrued interest to the date of delivery plus a premium of $_9,755,00 __.» Said Bonds shall mature as set forth in the schedule of annual maturities as prescribed by the Local Authority at the above interest rate. ‘In accordance with the terms of the above-mentioned Notice of Sale, we enclose herewith a certified or bank cashier's or treasurer's check for payable to your order as a good faith deposit. $_ 195,100.00 This proposal is subject to the approval of the validity of the Bonds by our attorneys, lessrs. King & Spalding of anta, Georgia + Such attorneys will (a) furnish a copy of their approving opinion to the Local Authority when issued, (b) prepare all documents necessary to evidence the validity of the Bonds suksequent to the award, or for corrective action prior thereto, and (c) provide advice and assistance to the Local Authority in connection with accomplishing such other actions as may be reasonably necessary to the validity of the Bonds and the delivery thereof in ‘accordance with the contract to purchase the Bonds. The fees and charges of such attorneys will be borne by the undersigned. The undersigned agrees to accept delivery of and pay for all of the above described Bonds within seventy-two hours after notification to the undersigned by you that said Bonds are ready for delivery. If this proposal is accepted by you, the proceeds of the good faith deposit check are to be retained by you as part payment against delivery of and payment for said Bonds, or to te retained by you as liquidated damages in the event that we should fail to take up and pay for the Bonds in compliance with this proposal. The amount of the good faith deposit is to be returned by you to us on the failure on your part to perfcrm in accordance with the terms of said Notice of Sale and this proposal, or at our election to be relieved of our obligations hereunder in the event that prior to payment.for such Bonds the interest received by private holders from bonds issued by public housing agencies in connection with lowerent housing or slum clearance projects shall be taxable by the terms of any Federal law hereafter enacted. Bankers Trust Company Blyth & Co.,Inc, . Phelps Fenn & Company Lehman Brothers Eankers Trust Conpany Chemical Bank Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Harris Trust and Savings Bank Bank of America fal Rcbert Be —Wanglund The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. The First Boston Corps soon’ Vice President JOINT MANAGERS AND ASSOCIATES ' (No addition, alteration, or change is to be made to the above proposal) HUD-5272¢ (Formerly PHA-272g) September 1966 Commissioner Blayton moved that the fore- going resolution be adopted as introdueed and read, which motion wes seconded by Commissioner Glenn y and upon roll call the "Ayes" and "Nays" were as follows: AYES ASS Mr. Edwin L. Sterne Mr. J. B. Blayton Mr. Jack F. Glenn None The Chairman thereupon declared said motion carried and said resolu- tion adopted. The following resolution was introduced by Conmissioner Blayton _» read in full and considered: RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION EVIDENCING APPOINTMENT OF FISCAL AGENT AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A FISCAL AGENT AGREEMENT. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA Section 1. That The Housins Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georsig » Shall enter into a Fiscal Agent Agreement with Trust Company of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia in substantially the form set forth under Section 3 hereof. Section 2. The Chairman and/or Vice-Chairman is hereby authorized and direc‘.ad to execute said Fisca? Agent Agreement as set forth vwuder Section 3 hereof, on behalf of this Authority, and the Secretary is hereby auth: rized and directed to impress ‘he seal of this Authority thereon and to attest such seal, and to transmit five copies thereof to the Housing Assistance Administration. Section 3, The Fiscal Agent Acreement referred to herein shall. be in substantially the following form: 36-0362 RUD~52173A (Group Financ ing) Page 1 of 3 January 1967 = Region III FISCAL AGENT AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this day of 9 4 by and between The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia Cherein called the "Agent Authority”), a duly organized and existing public body corporate and politic of the State of Georgia » od Trust Company of Georgia (herein called the "Fiscal Agent"), located at Atlanta, Georgia WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, a certain agreement dated as of July 23, 1969 » Cherein called the “Financing Agreement") between the Agent Authority and certain other housing authorities which are or may become parties to the Financing Agreement Ceach of which is herein called "Member Authority") provides for cooperation in the exercise of their powers for the purpose of collectively financing certain lowe rent housing projects of each Member Authority; and WHEREAS, certain contracts (herein collectively and individually called the “Annual Contributions Contract") between each member Authority and the United States of America (herein called the "Government" and in the Annual Contributions Contract called the "Public Housing Administration" or the PHA") now or hereafter included in the Financing Agreement provides for a loan and for annual contri- butions to be made by the Government to assist the Member Authority in developing and in achieving and maintaining the low-rent character of its low-rent housing projects; Z . WHEREAS, under the terms of the Financing Agreement, the Agent Authority acting on behalf of and for the Member Authorities agrees to issue Bonds and Notes and to designate a Fiscal Agent for the payment of such Bonds and Notes, all as more particularly described in the Annual Contributions Contract; and WHEREAS, each Bond Resolution adopted by the Agent Authority pursuant to the Financing Agreement shall identify the projects to be financed by the issue ef Bonds authorized by such Bond Resolution and each Member Authority and its Annual Contributions Contract in respect to any such projects; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mtual covenants hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto do agree as-follows: 1. The Fiscal Agent has trust powers and is and shall continue to be a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as long as this Agreement is in force and effect. 2. The Fiscal Agent hereby accepts the powers, duties and obligations con- ferred and imposed upon it as Fiscal Agent by the Annual Contributions Contract and by the Bond Resolutions which aay be adopted from time to time by the Agent Author] ity and each successor Agent Authority pursuant to the Financing Agreement and which confer and impose upon the Fiscal Agent the same or similar powers, duties and opligations with respect to additional issues of Bonds as the Bond Resolution authorizing the issuance of the first issue of Bonds pursuant to the Financing Agreement. . 3. The Fiscal Agent shall, as provided in the Bond Resolutions, establish and maintain a Debt Service Fund and an Advance Amortization Fund for the receipt, deposit and disbursesent of aomies. Each Member Authority shall deposit with the Fiscal Agent in tie respective Funds and the Fiscal Agent shall accept for deposit all monies (including annual contributions payabie to the Member Authority by the Government which are deposited with the Bank as Fiscal Agent pursuant to the Anmal Contributions Cuniract and tie Bond Resolutions. 11 monies so deposited with the Fiscal agent shalt be held by tne Fiscal Agent in trust in the respective Funda and shall be appliea by the Fiscal Agent as provided in the Annual Contributions Cone tract and tne Bond Resolutions. 3G-0362 HUD-52173A (Group Financing) . Page 2 of 3 March 1967 - Region III &. A. The Fiscal Agent shall purchase, with monies from the Debt Service Fund and the Advance Amortization Fund, and sell investment securities as the Agent Authority with the approval of the Government may direct. The Fiscal Agent shall in any event sell any such securities to the extent necessary to provide cash in the Funds to make any payments or transfers required to be made from said Funds pursuant to the Annual Contributions Contract and the Bond Resolutions. Such securities shall be held by the Fiscal Agent in safekeeping for account of the Funds and interest on such securities and the proceeds from the sale thereof shall be deposited in such Funds upon receipt. B, The Fiscal Agent shall honor any directive of the Comptroller of the Government to pay any monies out of (1) the Debt Service Fund in excess of the amount necessary to provide for (i) the payment of the Bonds and interest thereon and (ii) the Bond Service Carry-Over, as provided in the Bond Resolutions, and (2) the Advance Amortization Fund, to any Member Authority or to the Government, and shall upon request, advise the Govern= ment of the balances in said Funds. 5e All monies held by the Fiscal Agent in the Debt Service Fund and in the Advance Amortization Fund shall be secured at all times by the Fiscal Agent with either direct obligations of the United States of America or obligations of a public housing agency as required by and described in the Bond Resolutions which may be adopted from time to time by the Agent Authority pursuant to the Financing Agree= mente 6. On or before each date of maturity of the principal of and interest on the Bonds authorized under the Bond Resolutions, the Fiscal Agent shall make provision for the transfer of monies from the Debt Service Fund to the bank or banks (herein collectively called the “Alternate Paying Agent") specified in the Bond Resolutions as the alternate place or places for the payment of the principal of and interest on any such Bonds in amounts sufficient to pay such principal and interest as the Same mature or become due and are presented to the Alternate Paying Agent for pay= mente 7. The Agent Authority shall pay to the Fiscal Agent for its services and the services of the Alternate Paying Agent the following fees and charges: A. An annual administration charge of $100 plus 1/100 of 1% of the principal amount of bonds in excess of one million dollars, but in no event to exceed $350 for each issue of Bonds, B, For the payment of coupons of each issue of bonds: 10¢ each for each coupon of each maturity. C. For the payment of bonds (registered or coupon) ef each issue: $1.25 per bond. D. For the payment of interest on registered bonds: 25¢ per check disbursed. E. For registration of bonds: An initial fee of 50¢ for the registration of each bond. F, For sorting, listing, cremating, and furnishing certificate of cremation: 1l¢ for each coupon and Ik for each bond or minimum of $10 for each semi-annual cremation. The Fiscab Agent agrees to pay all fees and charges of the Alternate Paying Agent 36-0362 RUD 52173A (Group Financing) Page 3 of 3 January 1967 = Region III 8. The rights and duties of the Fiscal Agent under this Agreement shall not be transferred or assigned nor shall this Agreement be terminated by either party except that upon the assignment or termination of the rights, powers, and duties of the Fiscal Agent pursuant to the terms of the Bond Resolutions, this Agreement shall be similarly assigned or terminated. 9. The Agent Authority and the Fiscal Agent agree that at the end of three years or such earlier time as reasonable accurate data are available to enable the determination of the reasonableness of the fees set forth above for the services of the Fiscal Agent and the Alternate Paying Agent, the parties shall renegotiate the amount of such fees by decreasing or increasing such amount to provide a reasonable margin of profit for the services provided for hereunder. 10. This Agreement may be executed in several counterparts, each of which shall be deemed to be an original and such counterparts shall constitute one and the same instrument. IN WITNESS WiEREOF, the Agent Authority and the Fiscal Agent have caused this Agreement to be executed in their respective names and their respective seals to be impressed hereon and attested all as of the date and year first above written. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA Agent Authority (SEAL) ATTEST: By Chairman Secretary (SEAL) TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA Fiscal Agent AITEST: {~ “Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the Urban Redevelopment Plan for the Bedford-Pine Urban Redevelopment Area proposed that privately owned utilities be placed underground in the streets adjoining the City of Atlanta Civic Center; and WHEREAS, the placement of privately owned utilities underground is an eligible project cost; and WHEREAS, an agreement to install said utilities underground has been drawn up and approved by the Georgia Power Company; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, that the Executive Director be and is hereby authorized to execute a contract in the form attached hereto with the Georgia Power Company for $523,561 for the purpose of placing their facilities underground in the streets adjoining the City of Atlanta Civic Center. “Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, in response to our Invitation to Bid, the following bids for the demolition and site clearance of certain buildings and structures in the Bedford-Pine Urban Redevelopment Area, Project GA. A-2-1, were received and opened publicly and read aloud at 2:00 P.M., (E.S.T.) on the 7th day of November, 1969, at the office of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia. BIDDERS BIDS Hudgins and Company, Inc. $ 16,636.00 Complete Wrecking & Grading, Inc. 1h, 76 Continental Wrecking Corporation 7,988. WHEREAS, Continental Wreckin core ae having submitted the lowest bid in the amount of 87.98 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA; That the Executive Director be and is hereby authorized and directed to enter into a Contract with Continental Wrecking Corporation for the demolition and site clearance of certain buildings and structures in the Bedford-Pine Urban Redevelopment Area, Project GA. A-2-l, as covered by their bid received on November 7, 1969.  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 3, Folder 5, Document 10 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1935ec83b50009bac6ce55f9213ce5e9.pdf 2ffef258c7fc34f4394ddc25520b3925 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. CITY OF A.TLANTA. March 21, 1969 CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR MEMORANDUM TO: CECIL A. ALEXANDER, Chairman Housing Resources Committee MALCOLM D. JONES Housing Coordinator Mr. R. Earl Landers Administrative Assistant Re your note to give you my opinion on Mr. James A. Smith's Memorandum of March 14, 1969, to Mr. Wofford pertaining to first batch ofwee~ylists from the Housing Authority of families certified for Public Housing, the following is offered: Hasty perusal of the 45 certifications indicates that only 11 locations listed appear to actually justify Housing Code notic es (4 of these already had Housing Code notices, and notices were prepared on 4 others as result of these inspections); a few may have been justified because of overcrowding. The remaining 34 certifications because of sub-standard housing conditions or overcrowding include: Public Housing unit in Perry Homes 4 lo<iati1o.p outside of the City Limits Si~0 ' a8 dresses given which could not be found Remainder apparently unjustified (in opinion of Housing Code Inspectors) Attention is invited to paragraph 4 of my Memorandum to you of Febr uary 26 (copy attached) in which I pointed out the fallacy of the Hous ing Authority accepting the tena nts' word for s ub - s t a nd a rd c o ndi ti ons of housing as a basis for applicat i on fo r Public Housing. This pr a ctic e is c l early confirmed i n communication of Februar y 28, 1969 , from the Chief Tenant Selec tion Officer to Mr . Sm it h (copy of wh i ch is e nc l os e d ). This is obviously the pr i ncipal reason for the abuse indica ted in Mr. Smith's Summar y Memora ndum to Mr. Wofford. Unless this is corrected, no amount of ef f ort on the part of the City can ever produce enough Public Housing in Atlanta. The attached material appears to be positive evidence of why the current procedure should be changed, as proposed by Building Department Officials, that a prospective applicant for Public Housing �Mr. R. Earl Landers March 21, 1969 Page 2 because of inadequate housing conditions should first request and obtain a certificate from the Housing Code Division that the unit occupied is sub-standard or overcrowded to the extent that relocation is justified; and that such certification be presented to Housing Authority Tenant Selection Officials before certification for Public Housing is considered. I recommend that the Housing Authority be requested to adopt such procedure immediately. One other detail brought out during my discussion with Housing Authority Officials was that in reporting certification for Public Housing to the Building Department, an estimated date for move would be included (although it was mutually admitted that such dates would be tentative). This does not appear to have been done in these instances. It should be included in future reports. Sincerely, 143.215.248.55 12:54, 29 December 2017 (EST) Malcolm D. ~ s Housing Coordinator MDJ/mc Encls: Assembled correspondence Copy of_ Memorandum of February 26, 1969 � 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 March 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 MEM ORA NDUM Housing Coordinator TO: Mr. R. Earl Landers Administrative Assistant Re your note to give you my opinion on Mr. James A. Smith's Memorandum of March 14, 1969, to Mr. Wofford pertaining to first batch ofweeklylists from the Housing Authority of families certified for Public Housing, the following is offered: Hasty perusal of the 45 certifications indicates that only 11 locations listed appear to actually justify Housing Code notices (4 of these already had Housing Code notices, and notices were prepared on 4 others as result of these inspections); a few may have been justified because of overcrowding. The remaining 34 certifications because of sub-standard housing conditions or overcrowding include: Public Housing unit in Perry Homes 4 gga tig outside of the City Limits ix ‘addresses given which could not be found Remainder apparently unjustified (in opinion of Housing Code Inspectors) Attention is invited to paragraph 4 of my Memorandum to you of February 26 (copy attached) in which I pointed out the fallacy of the Housing Authority accepting the tenants’ word for sub-standard conditions of housing as a basis for application for Public Housing. This practice is clearly confirmed in communication of February 28, 1969, from the Chief Tenant Selection Officer to Mr. Smith (copy of which is enclosed). This is obviously the principal reason for the abuse indicated in Mr. Smith's Summary Memorandum to Mr. Wofford. Unless this is corrected, no amount of effort on the part of the City can ever produce enough Public Housing in Atlanta. The attached material appears to be positive evidence of why the current procedure should be changed, as proposed by Building Department Officials, that a prospective applicant for Public Housing Mr. R. Earl Landers March 21, 1969 Page 2 because of inadequate housing conditions should first request and obtain a certificate from the Housing Code Division that the unit occupied is sub-standard or overcrowded to the extent that relocation is justified; and that such certification be presented to Housing Authority Tenant Selection Officials before certification for Public Housing is considered, I recommend that the Housing Authority be requested to adopt such procedure immediately. One other detail brought out during my discussion with Housing Authority Officials was that in reporting certification for Public Housing to the Building Department, an estimated date for move would be included (although it was mutually admitted that such dates would be tentative). This does not appear to have been done in these instances, It should be included in future reports. Sincerely, Aacke Malcolm D. Housing Coordinator MDJ/mc Encls: Assembled correspondence Copy of Memorandum of February 26, 1969  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 3, Folder 5, Document 9 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/ce5c4ae7c07c686c2d01090bd4f38c7d.pdf ff2895b6967880a63a424b5c5f4cf34e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. I THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CI'I'Y OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HELD ON THE 16TH DAY OF DEC EMBER, 1969 The Regular Meeting of of the City of Atlanta, 1969, at 3:00 P.M., in Hurt Building, Atlanta, th e Commissioners of the Housing Authority Georgia, held on the 16th day of December, the Conf e rence Room of the Autho r,ity , 824 Geor g ia. The meetin g was c al l ed to orde r by the Cha irman, and upon roll call, those pre sent and absent wer e as follows: Pres en t Mr. Edwin L . Sterne Mr. J.B. Blayton Mr. Jack F . Glenn Absent Mr. George S. Craft Dr. W.H . Borders The Minutes of the Regular Mee ting of December 2, 1969 and the Minutes of the Special Meeting of December 11, 1969 were approved. i upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, on September 2, 1969, the Board of Commissione rs authoriz ed an engineering services contr ac t with Morrison J. S imm s and Associates in connection with the sit e improvements n eeded for temporary housing for Model Cities Urban Redevelopment Area, Project GA. A-2-J. WHEREAS, changes in the scop e of the work have necessitated an amendment to the contract to adjust the method of compe nsation and to increase the upset amount of the contract; NOW, THER EFORE , BE IT RESOLV~D 3Y TH~ BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, that the amendment to the engineering services contract is approved and the Exe cutive Director _be and is her e by authori z ed to execute same . s Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, Parcels 27, 41, 43, 57 and 60 in the West End Urban Redevelopment Area, Proj e ct Geor gia R-90, as shown on Dispos al Map 5 of said project, have been acquired by the Atlanta Housing Authority; and __J WH3REAS, it is believ~d that an offering of these parcels at this time, on a one or more basis, will result in acceptable proposals; and WHEREAS, James H. Pritchett appraised the parcels on November 3, 1967, and Francis Scott Key ap prais ed the parcels on October 9, 1967, and valued them as follows~ �PARCEL NO. J.H. PRITCHETT F.S. KEY $1,500 1,000 1,3.50 1,250 1,250 27 L~l 43 57 60 $1,650 1,200 1,350 1,350 1,350 WHEREAS, on July 8, 1968, the Depa rtme nt of Housing and Urban Deve lopment concurred in the establish."11ent of fair mark e t v a lue for said parcels as follows: PA RCEL NO.• 27 41 43 57 60 PRICE $1,600 1,100 1,350 1,300 1,300 'WHEREAS, a compl e te set of Disposition Docume nts desi gna ted uDisposition Docume nts, 5 Resid e ntial Parcels, West End Urb a n Redevelopment , Project Georgia R-90 11 , which are to be u sed in connection with the offering for sal e and redevelop~e nt of sa i d proper t y and which set fo rth a l egal descri ption of said proper t y and ·the ma nner and method of offering it for sale, has been prese nte d to the Boa rd of Commissioner s for consideration and approval; NOW, THEREFORC:, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOAR D OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSI NG AUTHORITY OF THE crrY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the propos ed procedure of offeri ng said parc e ls for sal e a nd rede velopmen t as set forth in s aid Disposition Do cuments is the appr opriat e method of making s a i d parcels available for r edevelopment . 2. That i t is in the best interest of the Pro jec t in which said parcels are located t o make this offering at this time. 3. Tha t t he us e of said Disposition Documents in connec tion with said offering is hereby appr oved . 4. That a n invitat ion be issued to the gen e r a l public to make proposal s f o r the purchase a nd rede v e lopment of said parce ls, all in acc ordance with the manner and meth od of procedure as se t forth in said Disposi tion Documents. 5. That said offering be made with the pre-established m1n 1mum sales prices as concurred with by the Department of Housing a nd Urban Deve lopment, and a s det forth above, which amounts are hereby determined to b e not less than the fair v al u e of the land for uses in accordance with the Urban Redevelopment Plan for the Project Area. 6. That a redeve loper be allowed to purchase and redevel op one or more of said parcels, and that if an acceptable proposal for al l of said ·parcels is not received at the time of opening of proposals, said offering shall continue for a period of twelve months or until all of said parcels are sold, whichever shall first occur. 7 L �(,J · Upon motion made by Mr. Blay ton a n d s econde d by Mr. Gl e nn, the following resolution was unanimously adopt e d: WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the · City of Atlanta, Georgia, has acquire d all t he prope r ty comprising Par cel 53 , a s shown on a surveyor's plat of the p ro perty, pre pared b y Ch a rl e s L. Dean, Reg istered Surve yor, dated Ma r ch 1 8 , 1969 ; a n d WHEREAS, a compl e t e set of d is p o sit ion documents, desi gnated "Dis-:position Docume nt s , Pa rc e l 53, West En d Urb a n Re de velopme nt Area, Project Georg i a R- 9O 11 , whi ch a r e to b e us ed in connection wi t h the offe ring and s a l e of s a id pa~ c e l of l a n d a nd which set f orth a le gal description of t he p ro p e r ty a n d t he ma nne r and me thod of of f e ring it for sal e, has b ee n prepa r ed a n d p re s e nt ed to t h e Board of Commissione rs for c ons ide ra t ion a n d app rov a l; and WHE REAS, F rancis 3. Ke y a n d Jame s H. Pritchett have apprais ed the pro pe rty and v a l ued it as follows: APPRAIS ER VALUATI ON DATE F.S. Key J.H. Pritche tt $17,250 14,40 0 8-26-69 8-15-69; a nd WHEREAS, on S e ptembe r 5, 1 969, the Depa rtme nt of Housing and Urb a n De v e lo pme n t c on cu rred i n a minimum sale s p ri ce of $ 16, 000 ; NOW, THEREF ORE , BE IT RESOLVSD BY THE BOARD OF COMM IS S I ONERS OF THZ HOUSI NG AUTHOR I TY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA , GEORG I A : 1. \That the sa i d dis pos a l pro ~e-d u re of off e ri ng said p roperty for s a l e and rede v elopme n t a s set forth i n sa i d Di spos ition Docume nts is the appropr i ate me thod o f making sa i d l a n d ava ilabl e f or rede v e lo pment _. 2. Tha t it is in the b e s t inte r est of t he West End Urb a n Rede v e lo p ment Proj e c t to make this offe r i n g a t t his time . 3. Tha t the use of sa i d Di spos i t i on Document s i n connect ion with sai d offer ing i s hereby approv ed . 4. That an invit a tion b e i s su ed to the gen e r a l public to make pro- . posals for the pu rchas e and r edev e lo pme nt of s a i d p r ope r ty a ll in a cco rdan ce with the manner and me t hod o f p ro c edu re a s s e t f or th i n s ai d Disposition Documents . 5. Tha t said offering b e made with a minimum sales price in the amount of $16,000 . 00, whi ch amount is hereby determined to b e not l ess than the fair value of the land for use s in accordance with t he Urban Redevelopment Pl an f o r the Proje ct Area . 5 Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded b y Mr. Blayton, the fol .lowing resolution was unan imously adopted: WHEREAS , the regulations of the Housing As sistan ce Administration and the Renewal Assis t ance Administration each state tha t salaries should be no less than loc a l public practices; and �.,,----· - - I NOW, TIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMM ISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employme nt-of Mr. John Bins b e ex tended until his 66th birthday which will occur February 22, 1 97 0 . ' ? Upon mot ion made by Mr. Gl enri and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was unanimou sly ado pte d : WHERSAS, Mr. 'rhoma s J. Critt e nd e n, Assi stant Director of Housing for Management, ha s rendered comme nd a bl e se rvice to the :,. Housing Authority; and WHEREAS, Mr. Crittenden•will r each retirement age of 65 on Dec e mber 26, 1 969 ; and WHEREAS , Mr. Critt ende n i s in good h e alth and is capabl e of prov i ding con tinu ed servic e to t he Authority; and WHERSAS , the Aut hor it y 's Pe rsonn e l Policy dated Octob e r 21, 1 9 67, pe r mits the ex tension of employment on a year to y ea r basis b eyond age 65; NOW, THEREFORE, BS IT RESOLV ED BY THE BOARD OF COMM ISSIONER S OF THE HOUSI NG AUTHOR I TY OF THE CI'I'Y OF ATLAN TA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr. Thomas . J. Crittenden b e ex t ended for one year beyond his 65 th birthday which fa lls on December 26, 1 969 . '" Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following r es olution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, Mr. Mose s Mount, Fireman, has r e nd e red commendable service to the Ho using Autho r ity; and WHEREAS, Mr. Mount r ea ched retirement age of 65 on Dec emb e r 28, 1 96 8 ; and WHEREAS, Mr. Mount is in g oo d health and is capa ble of provi d ing conti nued s ervice to the Authority; a nd WHEREAS , the Authority's Personnel Policy dated October 21, 1967, permits extension of emp loyment on a ye ar to year basis b ey ond age 65. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF'THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr . Moses Mount be extended until his 66th birthday which will be December 28, 1969 . Upon moti on made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the following resolution was. unanimously adopted: L I l WHEREAS it is the desire of the Authority to obtain the best possibel retirement benefits for its employees;and WHEREAS ·1 t is desired to take maximum advantage of the amount of �I WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the Cit y of Atl a n ta h as u sed the practi ce of the. Cit y of Atl a nt a as the ma jor bas e on which to establ i sh compar a bility ; and . WHEREAS, t he City of At l a nt a e ffe ct ive the l a s t pa y pe r i od i n De cember , 1 969 , g ran t e d a n a cross - the - b o a r d c ost of l iv i n g s a l ~ ry increa s e a mounting t o s li gh t l y more tha n 8% for a l l empl oye e s e xcept Superv i ~ory Pe r s onne l who we r e gran ted s l i gh tl y more t han a 12% increa s e . · NOW, THEREFORE BE I T RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMM ISSIONERS OF THE HOUS I NG AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA : M 1. Effec t ive with t h e pa y p e riod b e g i nning De c emb e r 29, 1 969 a c ost of livi ng i ncrea se b e g rant e d . a ll Admi nist r ative and Mainte n a n ce empl oyees of the Authority e qui v a l e nt t o 8%, whi ch i s a 2 ste p inc r ease i n our e st ablished sal a ry sche dul e s . 2. That e a ch g r a d e l e v e l b e anIB n de d b y add ing 2 n e w ste p s tot a ll ing still maint a ining t h e s ame numb e r of ste ps within ea ch g r a de leve l as at p r e s e n t . 8%, t u p on mo t i on ma de b y Mr. Gl enn a n d se c onded by Mr . Bl ayt on , the f oll owi ng r esol ution wa s u n a nimous l y a d opte d: WHEREAS , Mr . Phi l ip E. Vrooma n, Chi e f, Real Est a t e Di s positi on Sect ion has r e n de r e d c omme n d a ble se rvi c e t o the Ho using Authori _ty ; a n d WHEREAS, Mr. Vrooman r ea ch e d retire me n t a ge of 65 on Fe b rua ry 27, 1 9 68 ; and WHEREAS , Mr. Vrooman i s in g ood health a n d i s c apabl e of provi d ing c ontinu e d servi c e t o the Autho rit y; a n d WHEREAS , the Autho ri ty 's P e rs onn e l Polic y d a ted Oc tob e r 21 , 1 967 , p e r mi ts the e x tension of employme nt on a y ear to y e ar bas i s b e y ond a ge 65 . NOW, THE REF ORE , BE IT RES OLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMI SS I ONERS OF THE HOUS I NG AUTHORITY OF THS CI TY OF ATLANTA, GEOR GI A : 1. Tha t the employme nt of Mr. Philip E. Vro oma n b e e x tende d fo r u p t o an add itiona l year b eyon d his 6 7 t h birthday which fall s on Feb ruary 2 7, 1 9 70 . . 1 Upon motion mad e b y Mr . Gl enn and sec on ded by Mr. Bl ayton , t h e f oll owing r e s olu t ion wa s una nimous l y ad op t ed : WHEREA S, Mr . John Bins, La borer , ha s r end ered commen da bl e s e r v i ce to t h e Hous i n g Authority; and WHEREAS , Mr . Bi n s r each e d retire me nt age of 65 on Feb r u a r y 22 , 1 969 ; a n d WHER EAS , Mr . Bins i s in g oo1 h ealth a n d is c a pa b le of provid i n g con t inu ed serv i ce to the Au thor it y ; a n d WHEREAS , the Authority's Pers onne l Poli cy dated October 21 , 1967, permits the extension of empl oyment on a year to year basis beyond age 65. �NOW, TH3 REFOR 8 , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUS I NG AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employme nt of Mr. John B.ins b e extended until his 66th birthd a y wh i ch will o ccur F e bru a r y 22, 1970. 9 Upon motion mad e by Mr. Gl e nn and se conded by Mr. Bl a y t on, the following r e soluti on wa s un a n i mo us l y ad opt ed : WH~R3 AS, Mr. Thorna s J. Critt e n de n , Assist a nt Director of Housin g for Ma n ageme n t, ha s rende re d comme n dabl e s e rvice to the Housing Authority; and M WHEREAS , Mr . Cr it tende n will r ea ch r e tir ement age of 65 on De cember 26, 1 969 ; a n d WHEREAS , Mr . Cr it tende n i s in go od h ealth and is capabl e of pr ovi ding continued serv ice to the Authori t y; a n d WHEREAS , t he Au tho ri ty 's P e rso n n e l Polic y d at e d Octobe r 21, 1 9 67, pe r mi ts t he extens i on of empl oyme nt on a year to y ea r b a sis b eyon d age 65 ; NOW, THP. TIEFORE, BS IT RESOLV ED BY THE BOARD OF COMM IS S IONERS OF TrlE HOUS I NG AUTHOR ITY OF THE CI TY OF ATLANTA , GE ORGI A : 1. That t he empl oymen t o f Mr. Th omas J. Critt e nde n b e ex t e n ded f or one y ear b eyond his 65th bi rth day which fa lls on Decembe r 26 , 1 969 . .-, I · Upo~ mo tion made by Mr. Gl enn a n d se conded by Mr. Blayton, th e f ollow~n g resolut i on was unan imou s l y ad opt ed : i WHEREAS, Mr . Moses Mount , Firema n , h a s r e n d er e d comme nd a bl e se rvic e to the Hou s i ng Autho rity; a n d WHEREAS , Mr . Mount r ea c hed r e tir eme nt a ge of 65 on De c emb e r 2 8, 1 968; and WHEREAS, Mr . Mou nt is in g oo d health and is c a pa bl e of provi d i ng con t inued s erv ic e t o t h e Authorit y ; a nd WHEREAS , t h e Authority' s Pe rsonn e l Polic y dat e d Octob e r 21 , 1 96 7 , pe rmit s exte n s ion of e mployme nt on a y ea r t o year bas is b e yond a g e 65. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISS IONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHOR ITY OF THE CI TY OF ATLANTA, GEORG I A: 1. Tha t t he empl oyme nt o f Mr . Mos e s Moun t b e ex t ended unt i l h is 66th bi rthday which wi ll be Decemb e r 28, 1 9 6 9 . Up on mo tion made by Mr. Gl e n n a n d se conded b y _Mr . Bl ayton, the fo l l owing reso l uti on wa s un anim ously ad o p t ed: WHEREAS it is the desire of the Author i ty to obtain the best possibel retirement b e nefits for it s empl oyees;and WHEREAS it is desired to take maximum advantage of the amount of �of the Authority. Give an incre a se to the fo l l ow ing: Executive Director $ 1 ,75 0.pe r annum Direc tor o f Housing $ 1,500 .pe r a n n um Director of Housing $1,500 .pe r ann um Director of Urb a n Redev elo pment $1,500 . p e r annum Director of Finan c e $1,500 . pe r annum The r e being n o furthe r business t o come bef ore the meeting , up on moti on duly made and see onded, the meet ing was ad journed . Chairman Counsel Secretary � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document —_—-— THE MINUTES OF A REGULAR MESTING OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THH CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA HELD ON THE 16TH DAY OF D&CEMBER, 1969 The Regular Meeting of the Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, held on the 16th day of December, 1969, at 3:00 P.M., in the Conference Room of the AUEBORS OY 82h. Hurt Building, Atlanta, Georgia. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, and upon roll call, those present and absent were as follows: Present Absent Mr. Edwin L. Sterne Mr. George S. Craft Mr. J.B. Blayton Dr. W.H. Borders Mr. Jack F. Glenn The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 2, 1969 and the Minutes of the Special Meeting of December 11, 1969 were approved. *Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- io lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, on September 2, 1969, the Board of Commissioners authorized an engineering services contract with Morrison J. Simms and Associates in connection with the site improvements needed for temporary housing for Model Cities Urban Redevelopment Area, Project GA. A-2-3. WHEREAS, changes in the scope of the work have necessitated an amend- ment to the contract to adjust the method of compensation and to in- crease the upset amount of the contract; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV@D BY TH2 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA, that the amend- ment to the engineering services contract is approved and the Execu- tive Director be and is hereby authorized to execute same. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, Parcels 27, hl, 3, 57 and 60 in the West End Urban Rede- velopment Area, Project Georgia R-90, as shown on Disposal Map 5 of said project, have been acquired by the Atlanta Housing Authority; and WHSREAS, it is believed that an offering of these parcels at this time, on a one or more basis, will result in acceptable proposals; and WHEREAS, James H. Pritchett appraised the parcels on November 3, 1967, and Francis Scott Key appraised the parcels on October 9, 1967, and valued them as follows: PARCEL NO. _ gH. PRITCHETT F.S. KY 27 $1,500 . $1,650 | 1 1,000 1,200 3 43 1, 350 1,350 1,250 1,350 i 1,250 1,350 7 WHEREAS, on July 8, 1968, the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment concurred in the establishment of fair marke value for said parcels as follows: PARCEL NO.* PRICE 27 $1,600 bi 1,100 43 1,350 S7 1,300 60 1,300 WHERBAS, a complete set of Disposition Documents designated "Disposition Documents, 5 Residential Parcels, West End Urban Redevelopment, Project Georgia R-90", which are to be used in connection with the offering for sale and redevelopment of said property and which set forth a legal des- cription of said property and the manner and method of offering it for sale, has been presented to the Board of Commissioners for consideration and approval; NOW, THEREFORS, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GSORGIA: 1. That the proposed procedure of offering said parcels for sale and redevelopment as set forth in said Disposition Documents is the approp- riate method of making said parcels available for redevelopment. 2. That it is in the best interest of the Project in which said parcels are located to make this offering at this time. 3. That the use of said Disposition Documents in connection with said offering is hereby approved. h. That an invitation be issued to the general public to make proposals for the purchase and redevelopment of said parcels, all in accordance with the manner and method of procedure as set forth in said Disposition Documents. S. That said offering be made with the pre-established minimum sales prices as concurred with by the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment, and as det forth above, which amounts are hereby determined to be not less than the fair value of the land for uses in accordance with the Urban Redevelopment Plan for the Project Area. casa 6. That a redeveloper be allowed to purchase and redevelop one or more of said parcels, and that if an acceptable proposal for all of said j parcels is not received at the time of opening of proposals, said ‘ offering shall continue for a period of twelve months or until all of said parcels are sold, whichever shall first occur. = i “Upon motion made by Mr. Blayton and seconded by Mr. Glenn, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the- City of Atlanta, Georgia, has acquired all the property comprising Parcel 53, as shown on a sur- veyor's plat of the property, prepared by Charles L. Dean, Regis- tered Surveyor, dated March 18, 1969; and WHEREAS, a complete set cf disposition documents, designated "Dis- position Documents, Parcel 53, West End Urban Redevelopment Area, Project Georgia R-90", which are to be used in connection with the offering and sale of said parcel of land and which set forth a legal description of the property and the manner and method of offering it for sale, has been prepared and presented to the Board of Commissioners for consideration and approval; and WHEREAS, Francis S. Key and James H. Pritchett have appraised the property and valued it as follows: APPRAISER VALUATION DATE J.H. Pritchett 14,00 8-15-69; and WHEREAS, on September Ds 1969, the Department of Housing and Urban Development concurred in a minimum sales price of $16,000; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF TH HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. /That the said disposal procedure of offering said property for sale and redevelopment as set forth in said Disposition Documents is the appropriate method of making said land available for rede- velopment. 2. That it is in the best interest of the West End Urban Redevelop- ment Project to make this offering at this time. 3. That the use of said Disposition Documents in connection with said offering is hereby approved. h. That an invitation be issued to the general public to make pro- posals for the purchase and redevelopment of said property all in accordance with the manner and method of procedure as set forth in said Disposition Documents. S. That said offering be made with a minimum sales price in the amount of $16,000.00, which amount is hereby determined to be not less than the fair value of the land for uses in accordance with the Urban Redevelopment Plan for the Project Area. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the regulations of the Housing Assistance Administration and the Renewal Assistance Administration each state that salaries should be no less than local public practices; and NOW, THSREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment.of Mr. John Bins be extended until his 66th birthday which will occur February 22, 1970. “Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHERZAS, Mr. Thomas J. Crittenden, Assistant Director of Housing for Management, has rendered commendable service to the..Housing Authority; and WHEREAS, Mr. Crittenden+will reach retirement age of 65 on December 26, 1969; and . WHEREAS, Mr. Crittenden is in good health and is capable of provid- ing continued service to the Authority; and WHERGAS, the Authority's Personnel Policy dated October 21, 1967, permits the extension of employment on a year to year basis beyond age 65; NOW, THEREFORE, BS IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr. Thomas J. Crittenden be extended for one year beyond his 65th birthday which falls on December 26, 1969. “Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, Mr. Moses Mount, Fireman, has rendered commendable service to the Housing Authority; and WHEREAS, Mr. Mount reached retirement age of 65 on December 28, 1968; and WHEREAS, Mr. Mount is in good health and is capable of providing continued service to the Authority; and WHEREAS, the Authority's Personnel Policy dated October 21, 1967, permits extension of employment on a year to year basis beyond age 65. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF ‘THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr. Moses Mount be extended until his 66th birthday which will be December 28, 1969. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was. unanimously adopted: WHEREAS it is the desire of the Authority to obtain the best possibel retirement benefits for its employees;and WHEREAS it is desired to take maximum advantage of the amount of WHEREAS, the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta has used the practice of the City of Atlanta as the major base on which to es- tablish comparability; and WHEREAS, the City of Atlanta effective the last pay period in Decem- ber, 1969, granted an across-the-board cost of living salary increase amounting to slightly more than 8% for all employees Seeore Supervis- ory Personnel who were granted slightly more than a 12% increase. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: x 1. Effective with the pay period beginning December 29, 1969 a cost of living increase be granted,all Administrative and Netitenancs em- ployees of the Authority equivalent to 8%, which is a 2 step increase in our established salary schedules. 2. That each grade level be amended by adding 2 new steps totalling 8%, still maintaining the same number of steps within each grade level as at present. ‘Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the follow- ing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, Mr. Philip E. Vrooman, Chief, Real Estate Disposition Section has rendered commendable service to the Housing Authority; and WHEREAS, Mr. Vrooman reached retirement age of 65 on February 27, 1968; and WHEREAS, Mr. Vrooman is in good health and is capable of providing continued service to the Authority; and WHEREAS, the Authority's Personnel Policy dated October 21, 1967, permits the extension of employment on a year to year basis beyond age 65. NOW, THER@FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GSORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr. Philip ©. Vrooman be extended for up to an additional year beyond his 67th birthday which falls on February 27, 1970. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the Following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, Mr. John Bins, Laborer, has rendered commendable service to the Housing Authority; and , WHEREAS, Mr. Bins reached retirement age of 65 on February 22, 1969; and WHERSAS, Mr. Bins is in good health and is capable of providing contin- ued service to the Authority; and WHEREAS, the Authority's Personnel Policy dated October 21, 1967, permits the extension of employment on a year to year basis beyond age 65. Ansel . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr. John Bins be extended until his 66th birthday which will occur February 22, 1970. “Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: : WHERSAS, Mr. Thomas J. Crittenden, Assistant Director of Housing for Management, has rendered commendable service to the Housing Authority; and ‘ 4 WHEREAS, Mr. Crittenden will reach retirement age of 65 on December 26, 1969; and ‘ ' WHEREAS, Mr. Crittenden is in good health and is capable of provid- ing continued service to the Authority; and WHERSAS, the Authority's Personnel Policy dated October 21, 1967, permits the extension of employment on a year to year basis beyond age 65 NOW, THGREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr. Thomas J. Crittenden be extended for one year beyond his 65th birthday which falls on December 26, 1969. “Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, Mr. Moses Mount, Fireman, has rendered commendable service to the Housing Authority; and WHEREAS, Mr. Mount reached retirement age of 65 on December 28, 1968; and WHEREAS, Mr. Mount is in good health and is capable of providing continued service to the Authority; and WHEREAS, the Authority's Personnel Policy dated October 21, 1967, permits extension of employment on a year to year basis beyond age 65. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF TH HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1. That the employment of Mr. Moses Mount be extended until his 66th birthday which will be December 28, 1969. Upon motion made by Mr. Glenn and seconded by Mr. Blayton, the fol- lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS it is the desire of the Authority to obtain the best possibel retirement benefits for its employees;and WHEREAS it is desired to take maximum advantage of the amount of of the Authority. Give an increase to the following: . Executive Director . $1,750.per annum Director of Housing $1,500.per annum Director of Housing $1,500.per annum Director of Urban Redevelopment $1,500. per annum Director of Finance ’ $1,500. per annum There being no further business to come before the meeting, upon motion duly made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. Chairman Counsel 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 3, Folder 5, Document 8 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/c94cef4da187f47870a1912a3209ff31.pdf 08e2e8cac9058630ec9142c49a53163a Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. EDWIN L. STERNE LESTER H. PERSELLS CHAIRMAN EXECUTI VE DIREC T OR A1'D SECRETARY CARL TON GARRETT . GEORGE S. CRAFT D I RECTOR OF FINANC E VI CE CH AIRMAN GILBER T H. BOGGS DIRECTOR OF HO USING HOW ARD OPENSHAW J . B . SLA YTON DIRECTOR OF REDEVELOPMENT FRAN K G. ET H( R I OGE GEORGE R . SANDER T E C HNICA L D IR ECTOR JACK F . GLENN 824 HURT BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 JACKSON 3-60 74 December 1 9 , 1969 Mayor Iv an Al l en , Jr. City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mayor Allen: In a ccordance with the resolut·ion adopted by the Board of Aldermen on November 3, 1 969 r e questing copies o f minutes of each meeting of every agency, board, commission or other organization created by the governing authority of the City of Atlanta, we submit herewith minutes of the special meeting of the Boa rd of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, held on December 11, 1969 and the minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 16, 1 969 . Very truly yours, ~ 9/~ Lester H. Persells Executiv e Dire ctor and Secretary LHP :HO: :pc � 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 7 qu x: be LESTER H. PERSELLS CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ARD SECRETARY CARLTON GARRETT GEORGE S,. CRAFT DIRECTOR OF FINANCE VICE CHAIRMAN GILBERT H. BOGGS DIRECTOR OF HOUSING HOWARD OPENSHAW J. B. BLAYTON DIRECTOR OF REDEVELOPMENT FRANK G. ETHERIDGE GEORGE R. SANDER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR JACK F. GLENN 824 HUAT BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 JACKSON 3-6074 December 19, 1969 Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. City Hall Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Mayor Allen: In accordance with the resolution adopted by the Board of Aldermen on November 3, 1969 requesting copies of minutes of each meeting of every agency, board, commission or other organization created by the governing authority of the City of Atlanta, we submit herewith minutes of the special meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta, Georgia, held on December 11, 1969 and the minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 16, 1969. Very truly yours, CLD. lore Lester H. Persells Executive Director and Secretary LHP :HO::pe  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 3, Folder 5, Document 7 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/db43e63249f3bf9f396f5119e7465bea.pdf 2bcf9ec617e4036876173db96a8434ec Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. DATE S-If- TO ~ ~ FROM hl~ '7n~ SU BJ ECT D ~ 7 rr:. C. 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Text Any textual data included in the document ia ill,“ ea mi {wi FULTON COUNTY MEMORANDUM DATE-2 - ro rte Asan FROM é ci SUBJECT (_] PER OUR CONVERSATION [_] PER YOUR REQUEST (ror YOUR INFORMATION ([] FOR HANDLING [_] FOR YOUR APPROVAL (_] FOR DISCUSSION [_] FOR YOUR SIGNATURE ([) FOR FOLLOW-UP RECORD [_] FoR YOUR COMMENTS (_] FOR YouR FILE PREPARE REPLY PLEASE RETURN TO REMARKS: ae phauth te otleelst hateck /3. 1967 i nla “Poratreel + Confideitick | 51-005-564  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 3, Folder 5, Document 6 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/eea50b71180397f76d2be7cc5cc9c0c8.pdf 09345f07b38132aa12a7bb9761fcf8e1 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URB AN DE V ELOPMENT PEACHTREE SEVENTH BUILDING, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 3032 3 I C.-D Room 61~5 REG(i:tfif iJic e of the negiona l Act d ni str;;,t or I ?1 ' \'; ( , . 1·\, '\J ,,- . l,..-' .~1-:_.,, .,. ~ I . ., - -' <"'\ ~~,,... IN REP L Y REFER T O: ' 3RF Mr . Lester H. Per sells Exe cut:Lv-e D:i.re c ~or Hou s i ng i\uthorlt y of th e C:L t y of AtL,nta 62h Hurt Builc.L.nr::At.lant.a , G3org ia 303~) 3 Dear Mr. Pe rsell s : Sub j e c t: Proj e c t Ifo . Ga . R-11 Uni ve: r s j_ty Center Uri)un Ri.; newal J..,_ rea Part II, iur..end.'..:ent Ho . 9 t o ·i1~c Ur ba.n Renewal P a n a ncl Loa n a nd Gro.nt. CoTtrf!Ct I Rm ·pl.f~a sed to confirm t h 2 te J.e .,3r aphi c a.nnou nc c:ne nt t lw.t the Ass i s tant Se cre tar y for P.c:n2wal ar::,i Housin[:; h. s s is t :.1..cc hs. s exe c uted a n ainend:J,to ry a lloca t ir:n orde r au-chorj_zing t he r evi s ion of y o ·,. r exist.i n 0 Contra c t i'or Loan £1nd. Gr a nt and Urb8,n He newal P ~ 2.n . Suo jcc t, ·co /our e:-:2cuti c n of u n a.mendu tory c ontr a c t , ti2i s ane ·1(.latory a ll ,:ic o:cio;1 or c."i.e r wlll i ·· c ruc.1 s e the amount of t :1e F ederal c ap i"i:.al r;r ant a utnor i ~~C!.ti0r1 -L\/ $318 , (;li.l~ to a total of' $5 , '. 5 65, 629 rmc1 i nc rei., se the ai, oum:; of t !1e lotm a u tilori ,1..::,; Gion by 4>12_.2, r(6 l~ to a total of $d, 76o, 427 . Your a tention i s di r c c t -·? d to t h e f a c t th2.t tlle Lriu n anu Gra nt Cont r a ct expres s ly s tate s that t he G::.lVe r nment ho.s no oll i 6 ::-st i on ·co ealt•=r i nto a ny c ontr a ct f or aLldi t i c :""!al Federal fi nanc ial &ss i s C8. nce in conne c tion with this p ro jec t . You ure he r eb y a dvise d that we huve no intention of inc re2. sin~ the pro,ject c apita l gr ant from t he 0J11ount nm, app r oved, e xc ept fo r i ncrct, ses whic h rni t;ht a r l Ge p u..'t"suant to fu tur e F eder a l le i islati on . It i s t her e fore your r e s ponsib i l ity to mo nitor t he c a rry- i n;!, out of a c t i vit ies pursua nt to t his c ontrac t in s u ch s. way tha t, if pro j e ct c os t s should i:.1crea s c) you will 1:: e abl e to a c t p romptl y to p revent ove rrunni ng the 1.; ud,:;e t on whi ch t he Feclern.l e;r a nt is b8. sed . I n s uch c irc .1.m stanc e s, and r e gurdless of the r eason for the addit iona l c ost s, you s houl d r educ e the scope of ]..Jroje c t c os ts and. a ctivit i e s so a s t o be al>lc to c o,.1pl ete t he p ro:i e c t with the p r esent p ro ject cap i "':;o.l c;r G.ut . The only a ltcrmi.ti ve' means by whi c h the Loca l Pul,lic Ji.'!,cncy c ould fulfill its o,>li~;ation t o co11pl ete ·t!:1:.:! -p r oJ .-~ct would be b y obta ini ng any ne ce ssa ry additional fund s from non-Federal source s; c ontrit ution of s uch fund s -co t~1e proje c t v:ould not cons ti t ute a locul 6--rant-in-aid . This s hould be made l;:nown to the i;overnin,s bod~' of the Loca l Public Agency, and. to the chief executive and go".erning body of 1 �I 2 the l ocality . Enclosed a re Forms I-IUD-6200 , Proje ct Cost Estimate a nd Financing Pla n, and HUD-6220, Proj e c t Expendi tu.re s Bud.get , with an explanation of differe nces hetwee n r e ~ue s ted a nd approved mnountB . Om· approva.l of the p roject ex:penditures budge t c onstitut es a conc urre nc e in your incurrine; c osts in c on:formity ·with s u ch budge t from the da te of app roval the reon . l Eu.ward H. Baxter 'fc:'Z'VReg iona l Administra tor I Enclosures cc: Mr . Howa r d Op enshaw � 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 WENT On / li I3430 = Room 6k5 C. . DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT op PEACHTREE SEVENTH BUILDING, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30323 on \ ak Ro: * ys a ol tna! 4 REGU ice of the Regional Adwinistrotor / ere nla i t ny A vv | U he ck IN REPLY REFER TO Fe v \ | \ f\ ‘ \ ry os 3RE Mr, Lester H. Persella Executive Director Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta 62h Hurt Building Atlanta, Georgia 39353 Dear Mr. Persellis: Subject: Project No. Ga. Rell University Center Urben Renewal Area Part ei. Amendsent Ne. 9 to the Urben Renewal Po an and Loan and Grant Contract I am pleased to confirm the telecsraphic announcement that the Assistant Secretary for Renewal andi Housing Assistance has executed an amendutory allocation order authorizing the revision of your existing Contract for Loan and Grant and Urban Renewal Plen. Subject to your executicn of an amendatory contract, this amendatory allocation order will inerease the amount of the Federal capital prant authorization by $310,51: to a total of $5,555,629 and increase the aizount of the loan authorization by $122,764 to a total of $3,760,427. Your attention is directed to the fact that the Loan and Grant Contract expressly states that the Goverment hes no obligation to enter into any contract for additional Federal Pinancial assistance in connection with this project. You are hereby advised that we have no intention of increasing the project capital grant from the omount now approved, except for increases which might arise pursuant to future Federal legislation. It is therefore your responsibility to monitor the carrying out of activities pursuant to this contract in such a way that, if project costs should increase, you will te able to act promptly to prevent overrunning the budget on which the Federal grant is based. In such circumstances, and regardless of the reason for the additional costs, you should reduce the scope of project costs and activities so as to be able to complete the project with the present project capital grant. The only alternative means by which the Local Public Agency could fulfill its obligation to complete the project would be by obtaining any necessary additional funds from non-Federal sources; contritution of such funds to tne project would not constitute &@ local granteineaid. This should be made known to the governing body of the Local Public Agency, and to the chief executive and governing body of  the locality. Enclosed are Forms HUD-6209, Project Cost Estimate ond Financing Plan, and HUD-6220, Project Expenditures Budget, with an explanation of differences hetween requested and approved amounts. Our approvel of the project expenditures budget constitutes a concurrence in your incurring costs in conformity with such budget from the date of approval thereon. Sincerely yours, Lh =, C LE we — _f Bdward H. Baxter YHYRegional Administrator Enclosures ec: Mr. Howard Openshaw  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 3, Folder 5, Document 5 Box 3 Box 3 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing department | 1969