2 20 69 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/eb04691c41112512dcef94c08691e3a2.pdf 8e74b35e0f620a5b16691334536ea618 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. W USING RESOURCES CO·t1ITTEE Rco, 1204, City Hall April 14, 1967 Hr .. 1' .. B. Satterfield, Executive Director Hcusing Authority o~ the City of Atlanta 824 Hurt Bllilding Atlanta., Georgis 3030.3 Dea:r .Sat = tter.ipting to coord.1l1 te oe~ntial Co unity Facilities nt of low-cost housing under the accelerated fi~ ye The City is with develo progr • I ve been r quested to refer all proposal ~ hen .first made, for thi:s typ of volopnent to the Planning Depo.r -ent (Collier Gladin) £or co sehool oon a ideration a to adequacy of C unity F ollit~e, especially d po.r I and fol" report back thereon to this Com:nitte a p d.ble • .In rn.any in tances wher Turnkey devalopnont 1 oonte plated, the proposed location re taken dir ct to your gency 'b6.f'oro this oftic is a.dvi ed about the • In such in tone a I ll ppr ciate 1ng intor d s oarly pr~tieabl a to tho propos d loo tions and n ber of units con pl ted,. in order that tha P :ning D p ent ay be call d upon to con idor C unity Faciliti.ea 1 existing or propo d, ~ allabl to ser th develo t. inc l1't lcol.m. D. Jone upe vi OJ" of I ns otion ' rvie CCI v:.r. R• � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Reom 120), City Hall April 1h, 1967 Mr. M. B, Satterfield, Executive Director Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta 82h Hurt Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Dear Sat: The City is attempting to coordinate essential Community Facilities with development of low-cost housing under the accelerated five year program. I have been requested te refer all proposals, when first made, for this type of development to the Planning Department (Collier Gladin) for consideration as to adequacy of Comaunity Facilities, especially schools and parks, and for report back thereon to this Committee as soon as possible. In many instances where "Turnkey" development is contemplated, the propesed lecations are taken direct to your agency before this office is advised about them. In such instances I will appreciate being informed as early as practicable as to the proposed lecations and number of units contemplated, in order that the Planning Department may be called upon to consider Community Facilities, existing or pro« posed, available to serve the development, Sincerely, Malcola D, Jones Supervisor of Inspection Services ec? “hr. R, Marl Landers  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 18, Folder 11, Document 48 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/e5d93550b39b2bcc4431dd04e792a946.pdf 97ac30a3d108419080d4e464ce70b3c5 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES HOUSING RESOURCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APRIL 6, 1967 Members of the Housing Resources Com1nitte e E x ecutive Group m e t on Thursday, April 6, 1967, at 10:00 a, m. in City Hall. The follow ing members w ere present: Mr. Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Mr. Lee Burge, Finance Panel Mrs. Sujette Crank, Social Problems Panel Mr. Virgil Milton, Business Participation Panel Mr. Ray Moore, Public Information Panel Mr. Moreland Smith, Construction and Design Panel Mr. Charles L. Weltner, Legal Panel Mr. John Wilson, Non-Profit Funds Panel The follow ing panels were not represented at the meeting: Land Acquisition Panel Public Housing Panel Mr . Ale x ander revie w ed the general functions of the Housing Resources Committe e and informe d the participants of the Housing Resources Committee Office that had b e en established in th e City Hall. He also advised that Col. Malcolm Jon e s has b e en assigne d to coordinate th e housing program and Mr. William Gates, as consultant on FHA matters, is assisting in th e office one day each week. He announced that 'the City has also just approved a secretarial position for this office to be fill e d as soon as possibl e . Mr. Al exand e r th e n introduced Mr. M. B. Satt e rfi e ld, E x ecutive Dir e ctor of the Atlanta Housing Aut hority, who brie f e d th e group on the public housing program. Mr. S a tterfie ld r e porte d on the numb e r of public housing units at the pr e sent time: 1. Ther e ar e pr e s e ntly 8, 8 74 units w ith virtually no vacancie s . 2. 650 u n its a re unde r con struction a t th e McD a niel Str eet Proj e ct. 3. A bid has b ee n a c ce pte d for 140 unit s ext e nsion to th e P erry H ome s P r oj ect . �Page Two 4. 350 units in the design stage have been submitted to the Federal Housing Administration for review. The Housing Authority expects to let bids on these units this summer. 5. 140 units are under lease under the leasing program. He pointed out these different projects on a city map to give the Committee members an idea of the location of this housing. He stated that some concern has been expressed for the need of public housing in the eastern quadrant of the city and explained that the main difficulty is in securing any open land in this area that would be u s eable . Developers are being encourag e d to consider this section of the city. He explained that the Atlanta Housing Authority presently has 4, 200 units reserved (allocated) by the Federal Government. He then reviewed the different programs available in providing this lowincome housing. These include: 1. Direct construction by the Housing Authority and the Turnkey Program. 2. Purchase and rehabilitation of older and existing houses. 3. Leasing by the Housing Authority of standard dwellings. At this point Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. spoke to the gr o up brie fly r ega rding the housing program. He said that he was greatly impressed with the interest being shown in efforts to get more low-income housing underway in the city. He pointe d out, as Mr. Satterfie ld did, that the main problem he has encountered is in securing suitabl e and avaiiabl e locations for th e se units. He expr e ssed a desir e to see more non-profit spon s or s willing t o c a rry through on a proj e ct to con s truct such hous ing unit s : Col. Malcolm Jones then reviewed with the members of the Committe e the various pieces of informational material made available t o them today a nd brought the s e r e ports up to d a t e on changes that have t a k e n plac e . H e also pointe d o ut th e diffe r ent pr o p ose d proj ec t s on a m a p of the city so the me m b e r s might see the di s tribution of the u n its . The follow ing revisions w ere r e ported in the F e bruary 20, 1967, report: �Page Three No. Units 1967 Firm 3092 (1226) Probable 4685 Total 7777 Categor1y Under Consideration 3405 Doubtful 2968 Total {1226) Estimate When Available 1968 1970 1969 1971 (1550) (316) (257 3) (912) (500) (700) (4123) (1228) (500) (700) 14, 150 Col. Jones also distributed a report concerning the problem areas of the program. Currently there are 4, 900 units in all categories which are facing serious difficulties for various r e asons. This report was to advise the Committee of the situations existing. The Chairman n ext recommende d and reques ted the following to the Committee: It was established for the first Thursday of 1. A monthly meeting date. the month at 10:00 a. m. 2. He requested all panels to submit the names of their Chairmen and Vice Chairmen as soon as possible. 3. He requested the Legal P ane l to inv es tigate the feasibility of amending and broad ening Federal l egislation concerning financial assistance to home owners in urban renewal and code enforcement areas whose homes are condemned. At pr esent, home owners in urban renewal areas and Federal approved code enforcement areas are th e only persons eligible for such assistance. He feels that such assistance should be city-wide. 4. Mr. Ale xander asked that encouragement be given to neighboring communities to have good Workable Programs. Atlanta 1 s program is in good order but this does not apply to all other communities in Metropolitan Atlanta. 5. He asked the L egal Panel to investigate the State tax law s. He feels the pre sent tax laws are favorable to retention and creation of slums. �r Page Four 6. He announced that the Finance and Non-Profit Panels have been combined. 7. He advised that he and Mr. Lee Burge are looking into the need for formation of a Housing Development Corporation. Suggestion was made that the Chamb er of Commerce be asked to look into the matter and to assist. 8. At the present time he is trying to get some information from the City Planning Department regarding the available land in the city. H owever , it will be some time before this information is complete. 9. He expressed his concern over the difficulties that are b e ing encountered in securing approval of sites. This is caused by various reasons, as indicated in the special report distributed by Col. Jones. He feels that this is becoming a very serious problem and that something must be done as soon as possible to try to provide solutions to these problems. 10. The Committee and office staff have been approached many times by developers requesting that they refer them to lawyers and architects familiar with the housing programs. The professional organizations of these groups have been asked to supply the Housing Resources Office with a list of those persons familiar with and interested in this field and these lists will be furnished the developers upon request . 11. He recommended to the Construction Panel that they take under advisement the various codes of the City of Atlanta and other agencies to determine if such codes are practical ai:-i.d feasible. 12. He requested assistance from the Social Problems Panel in providing solutions to the many problems being created in the location of these housing units. 13. There are several areas of the city that have not been touched for additional low cost housing and he feels a much more aggressive program is needed. He referred to such areas as Vine City and Mechanics ville. 14. He asked the members to consider the problem of relocation of people displaced while units are under construction and to come up with some �Page Five workable way to build these units without completely disrupting the neighborhood. 15. He proposed that a task force be set up in the areas of prime consideration to improve communications with the residents. After a short discussion period the meeting was adjourned at 11:45 a. m. Respectfully submitted, ><l .,..--2 -&c--• .; ~ ~---~-. ·_;,- t,..-,~' .--,__,, __, ~ ,,,, /7 /"- ~ " - I (._ •_.e--- . Malcolm D. J' ·q 1:7 Supervisor of inspection Services Director MDJ:fy � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document (Pe MINUTES HOUSING RESOURCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APRIL 6, 1967 Members of the Housing Resources Committee Executive Group met on Thursday, April 6, 1967, at 10:00 a.m. in City Hall. The following members were present: Mr. Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Mr. Lee Burge, Finance Panel Mrs. Sujette Crank, Social Problems Panel Mr. Virgil Milton, Business Participation Panel Mr. Ray Moore, Public Information Panel Mr. Moreland Smith, Construction and Design Panel Mr. Charles L.Weltner, Legal Panel Mr. John Wilson, Non-Profit Funds Panel The following panels were not represented at the meeting: Land Acquisition Panel Public Housing Panel Mr. Alexander reviewed the general functions of the Housing Resources Committee and informed the participants of the Housing Resources Committee Office that had been established in the City Hall. He also advised that Col. Malcolm Jones has been assigned to coordinate the housing program and Mr. William Gates, as consultant on FHA matters, is assisting in the office one day each week. He announced that the City has also just approved a secretarial position for this office to be filled as soon as possible. Mr. Alexander then introduced Mr. M. B.Satterfield, Executive Director of the Atlanta Housing Authority, who briefed the group on the public housing program, Mr. Satterfield reported on the number of public housing units at the present time: 1. There are presently 8, 874 units with virtually no vacancies. 2. 650 units are under construction at the McDaniel Street Project. 3. Abid has been accepted for 140 units extension to the Perry Homes Project. Page Two 4. 350 units in the design stage have been submitted to the Federal Housing Administration for review. The Housing Authority expects to let bids on these units this summer, 5. 140 units are under lease under the leasing program, He pointed out these different projects on a city map to give the Committee members an idea of the location of this housing. He stated that some concern has been expressed for the need of public housing in the eastern quadrant of the city and explained that the main difficulty is in securing any open land in this area that would be useable. Developers are being encouraged to consider this section of the city. He explained that the Atlanta Housing Authority presently has 4, 200 units reserved (allocated) by the Federal Government, He then reviewed the different programs available in providing this low- income housing. These include: 1. Direct construction by the Housing Authority and the Turnkey Program. 2. Purchase and rehabilitation of older and existing houses. 3. Leasing by the Housing Authority of standard dwellings. At this point Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. spoke to the group briefly regarding the housing program. He said that he was greatly impressed with the interest being shown in efforts to get more low-income housing underway in the city. He pointed out, as Mr. Satterfield did, that the main problem he has encountered is in securing suitable and available locations for these units. He expressed a desire to see more non-profit sponsors willing to carry through on a project to construct such housing units. Col. Malcolm Jones then reviewed with the members of the Committee the various pieces of informational material made available to them today and brought these reports up to date on changes that have taken place. He also pointed out the different proposed projects on a map of the city so the members might see the distribution of the units. The following revisions were reported in the February 20, 1967, report: Page Three Estimate When Available Cate gory No. Units 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 Firm 3092 (1226) (1550) (316) Probable 4685 (2573) (912) (500) (700) | Total 7777 (1226) (4123) (1228) (500) (700) Under Consideration 3405 Doubtful 2968 Total 14,150 Col. Jones also distributed a report concerning the problem areas of the program. Currently there are 4,900 units in all categories which are facing serious difficulties for various reasons. This report was to advise the Committee of the situations existing. The Chairman next recommended and requested the following to the Committee: by A monthly meeting date. It was established for the first Thursday of the month at 10:00 a.m. He requested all panels to submit the names of their Chairmen and Vice Chairmen as soon as possible. He requested the Legal Panel to investigate the feasibility of amending and broadening Federal legislation concerning financial assistance to home owners in urban renewal and code enforcement areas whose homes are condemned, At present, home owners in urban renewal areas and Federal approved code enforcement areas are the only persons eligible for such assistance. He feels that such assistance should be city-wide. Mr. Alexander asked that encouragement be given to neighboring communities to have good Workable Programs, Atlanta's program is in good order but this does not apply to all other communities in Metropolitan Atlanta, He asked the Legal Panel to investigate the State tax laws. He feels the present tax laws are favorable to retention and creation of slums, Page Four 10. ll. 12. 13. 14, He announced that the Finance and Non-Profit Panels have been combined. He advised that he and Mr. Lee Burge are looking into the need for formation of a Housing Development Corporation. Suggestion was made that the Chamber of Commerce be asked to look into the matter and to assist. At the present time he is trying to get some information from the City Planning Department regarding the available land in the city. However, it will be some time before this information is complete. He expressed his concern over the difficulties that are being encountered in securing approval of sites. This is caused by various reasons, as indicated in the special report distributed by Col. Jones. He feels that this is becoming a very serious problem and that something must be done as soon as possible to try to provide solutions to these problems. The Committee and office staff have been approached many times by developers requesting that they refer them to lawyers and architects familiar with the housing programs. The professional organizations of these groups have been asked to supply the Housing Resources Office with a list of those persons familiar with and interested in this field and these lists will be furnished the developers upon request. He recommended to the Construction Panel that they take under advise- ment the various codes of the City of Atlanta and other agencies to determine if such codes are practical and feasible. He requested assistance from the Social Problems Panel in providing solutions to the many problems being created in the location of these housing units. There are several areas of the city that have not been touched for additional low cost housing and he feels a much more aggressive pro- gram is needed. He referred to such areas as Vine City and Mechanicsville. He asked the members to consider the problem of relocation of people displaced while units are under construction and to come up with some Page Five workable way to build these units without completely disrupting the neighborhood. 15. He proposed that a task force be set up in the areas of prime consideration to improve communications with the residents. After a short discussion period the meeting was adjourned at 11:45 a.m, Respectfully submitted, 7 “AR, Loe’ ey, lat Malcolm D. Jorie Supervisor of Inspection Services Director MDJ:fy  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 18, Folder 11, Document 47 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/5e825a981ffefd1c79a5c65ef5b27405.pdf d8327316cad44c2944b2ea3677bffc35 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES / HOUSING RESOURCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APRIL 6, 1967 Members of the Housing Resources Committee Executive Group met on Thursday, April 6, 1967, at 10:00 a. m. in City Hall. The following members were present: Mr. Cecil A. Alexander, _Chairman Mr. Lee Burge, Finance Panel Mrs. Sujette Crank, Social Problems Panel Mr. Virgil Milton, Business Participation Panel Mr. Ray Moore, Public Information Panel Mr. Moreland Smith, Construction and Design Panel Mr. Charles L. Weltner, Legal Panel Mr. John Wilson, Non-Profit Funds Panel The following panels were not represented at the meeting: Land Acquisition Panel Public Housing Panel Mr. Alexander reviewed the general functions of the Housing Resources Committee and informed the participants of the Housing Resources Committee Offic e that had been established in the City Hall. He also advised that Col. Malcolm Jones has been assigned to coordinate the housing program and Mr. William Gates, as consultant 6n FHA matters, is assisting in the office one day each week. He announced that the City has also just approved a secretarial position for this office to be filled as soon as possible. Mr. Alexander then introduced Mr. M. B. Satterfield, E x ecutive Director of the Atlanta Housing Authority, who briefed the group on the public housing program. Mr. Satterfield report e d on the number of public housing units at the present time: 1. There ar e presently 8,874 units with virtually no vacancies. 2. 650 units are under construction at the McDaniel Stre e t Proj ec t . 3. A bid has b een accepted for 14 0 units extension to the Perry Homes Project. �Page Two 4. 350 units in the design stage have been submitted to the Federal Housing Administration for review. The Housing Authority expects to let bids on these units this summer. 5. 140 units are under lease under the leasing program. He pointed out these different projects on a city map to give the Committee members an idea of the location of this . housing. He stated that some concern has been expressed for the need of public housing in the eastern quadrant of the city and explained that the main difficulty is in securing any open land in this area that would be useable. Developers are being encouraged to consider this section of the city. He explained that the Atlanta Housing Authority presently has 4, 200 units reserved (allocated) by the Federal Government. He then reviewed the different programs available in providing this lowincome housing. These includ e : 1. Direct construction by the Housing Authority and the Turnkey Program. 2. Purchase and rehabilitation of older and existing houses. 3. Leasing by the Housing Authority of standard dwellings. At this point Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. spoke to the group briefly regarding the housing program. He said that he was greatly impressed with the interest being shown in efforts to get more low-income housing underway in the city. He pointed out, as Mr. Satterfield did, that the main problem he has encountered is in securing suitable and available locations for these units. He expressed a desire to see more non-profit sponsors willing to carry through on a project to construct such housing units. Col. Malcolm Jones then revi ewe d with the members of the Committee the various pieces of informational material made available to them today and brought these reports up to date on changes that have taken place. _ He also pointed out the different proposed projects on a map of the city so the members might see th e distribution of the units. The following revisions were reported in the February 20, 1967, report: �Page Three No. Units 1967 Firm 3092 (1226) Probable 4685 Total 7777 Categor1y Under Consideration 3405 Doubtful 2968 Total (1226) Estimate When Available 1970 1968 1969 1971 ( 1550) (316) (2573) (912) (500) (700) (4123) (1228) (500) (700) 14, 150 ·Col. Jones also distributed a report concerning the problem areas of the program. Currently there are 4, 900 units in all categories which are facing serious difficulties for various reasons. This report was to advise the Committee of the situations ex is ting. The Chairman next recommended and requested the following to the Committee: 1. A monthly meeting date. the month at 10:00 a. m. 2. He requested all panels to submit the names of their Chairmen and Vice Chairmen as soon as possible. 3. He reques ted th e Legal Panel to investigate th e feasibility of amending and broadening F ederal l egislati on concerning financial assistance to home owners in urban renewal and cod e enforcement areas whose homes are cond emned. At pres ent, home owners in urb an ren ewal areas and Federal approved code enforcement areas are the only persons eligible for such assistance. He feels that such assistance should be city-wide. 4. Mr. Al exander asked that encouragement be given to neighboring commw1ities to have good Workable Programs. Atlanta's program is in good order but this does not apply to all other communities in Metropolitan Atlanta. 5. He asked the Legal Panel to investigate the State t ax laws. He feels the present tax laws are favorable to retention and creation of slums. It was established for the first Thursday of �Page Four 6. He announced that the Finance and Non-Profit Panels have been combined. 7. He advised that he and Mr. Lee Burge are looking into the need for formation of a Housing Development Corporation. Suggestion was made that the Chamber of C ommerce be asked to look into the matter and to assist. 8. At the present time he is trying to. get some information from the City Planning Department regarding the available land in the city. However, it will be some time before this information is complete. 9. He expressed his concern over the difficulties that are being encountered in securing approval of sites. This is caused by various reasons, as indicated in the special report distributed by Col. Jones. He feels that this is becoming a very serious problem and that something must be done as soon as possible to try to provide solutions to these :problems. 10. The Committee and office staff have been approached many times by developers requesting that they refer them to lawyers and archite cts familiar with the housing programs. The professional organizations of thes e groups have been asked to supply the Housing Resources Office with a list of those persons familiar with and interested in this field and these lists will be furnished the develop e rs upon request. 11. He recommended to the Construction Panel that they take under advisement the, various codes of the City of Atlanta and other agencies to det ermine if such codes are practical and feasible. 12. He requested assistance from the Social Pr oblems Panel in providing solutions to the many problems being created in the location of these housing units. 13. There are s eve ral areas of the city that have not been touched for additional low cost housing and he feels a much more aggr e ssive program is n ee ded. He referred to such areas as Vine City and Mechanicsville. 14. He asked th e members to consider the problem of r e location of p eople displaced w hil e units are under construction and to come up w ith some �Page Five workable way to build thes e units without completely disrupting the neighborhood. 15. He proposed that a task force be set up in the areas of prime consideration to improve communications with the residents. After a short discussion period the meeting was adjourned at 11:45 a. m. Respectfully submitted, ~~- d}e-cL !-~~ , ·,: ,--; ........ ~ ,,.,,,. -. -·;.""'~~· ' ' Malcolm D. Jone Supervisor of ii<s'pection Services Director MDJ:fy � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document MINUTES HOUSING RESOURCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE APRIL 6, 1967 Members of the Housing Resources Committee Executive Group met on Thursday, April 6, 1967, at 10:00 a.m. in City Hall. The following members were present: Mr. Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman Mr. Lee Burge, Finance Panel Mrs. Sujette Crank, Social Problems Panel Mr. Virgil Milton, Business Participation Panel Mr. Ray Moore, Public Information Panel Mr. Moreland Smith, Construction and Design Panel Mr. Charles L.Weltner, Legal Panel Mr. John Wilson, Non-Profit Funds Panel The following panels were not represented at the meeting: Land Acquisition Panel Public Housing Panel Mr. Alexander reviewed the general functions of the Housing Resources Committee and informed the participants of the Housing Resources Committee Office that had been established in the City Hall. He also advised that Col. Malcolm Jones has been assigned to coordinate the housing program and Mr. William Gates, as consultant on FHA matters, is assisting in the office one day each week. He announced that the City has also just approved a secretarial position for this office to be filled as soon as possible. Mr. Alexander then introduced Mr. M. B.Satterfield, Executive Director of the Atlanta Housing Authority, who briefed the group on the public housing program, Mr. Satterfield reported on the number of public housing units at the present time: 1. There are presently 8,874 units with virtually no vacancies. 2. 650 units are under construction at the McDaniel Street Project. 3. A bid has been accepted for 140 units extension to the Perry Homes Project. Page Two 4, 350 units in the design stage have been submitted to the Federal Housing Administration for review. The Housing Authority expects to let bids on these units this summer. 5. 140 units are under lease under the leasing program, He pointed out these different projects on a city map to give the Committee members an idea of the location of this.housing. He stated that some concern has been expressed for the need of public housing in the eastern quadrant of the city and explained that the main difficuity is in securing any open land in this area that would be useable. Developers are being encouraged to consider this section of the city. He explained that the Atlanta Housing Authority presently has 4, 200 units reserved (allocated) by the Federal Government. He then reviewed the different programs available in providing this low- ‘income housing. These include: 1. Direct construction by the Housing Authority and the Turnkey Program, 2. Purchase and rehabilitation of older and existing houses. 3. Leasing by the Housing Authority of standard dwellings. At this point Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. spoke to the group briefly regarding the housing program. He said that he was greatly impressed with the interest being shown in efforts to get more low-income housing underway in the city. He pointed out, as Mr. Satterfield did, that the main problem he has encountered is in securing suitable and available locations for these units. He expressed a desire to see more non-profit sponsors willing to carry through on a project to construct such housing units. Col. Malcolm Jones then reviewed with the members of the Committee the various pieces of informational material made available to them today and brought these reports up to date on changes that have taken place. He also pointed out the different proposed projects on a map of the city so the members might see the distribution of the units. The following revisions were reported in the February 20, 1967, report: Page Three Estimate When Available Category No. Units 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 Firm 3092 (1226) (1550) (316) Probable 4685 (2573) (912) (500) (700) Total 7777 (1226) (4123) (1228) (500) (700) Under Consideration 3405 Doubtful 2968 Total 14, 150 Col. Jones also distributed a report concerning the problem areas of the program. Currently there are 4, 900 units in all categories which are facing serious difficulties for various reasons. This report was to advise the Committee of the situations existing. The Chairman next recommended and requested the following to the Committee: l. A monthly meeting date. It was established for the first Thursday of the month at 10:00 a.m, He requested all panels to submit the names of their Chairmen and Vice Chairmen as soon as possible. He requested the Legal Panel to investigate the feasibility of amending and broadening Federal legislation concerning financial assistance to home owners in urban renewal and code enforcement areas whose homes are condemned. At present, home owners in urban renewal areas and Federal approved code enforcement areas are the only persons eligible for such assistance. He feels that such assistance should be city-wide. Mr. Alexander asked that encouragement be given to neighboring communities to have good Workable Programs, Atlanta's program is in good order but this does not apply to all other communities in Metropolitan Atlanta. He asked the Legal Panel to investigate the State tax laws. He feels the present tax laws are favorable to retention and creation of slums, Page Four 10, LLs 12. 1a 14. He announced that the Finance and Non-Profit Panels have been combined, He advised that he and Mr. Lee Burge are looking into the need for formation of a Housing Development Corporation. Suggestion was made that the Chamber of Commerce be asked to look into the matter and to assist. At the present time he is trying to. get some information from the City Planning Department regarding the available land in the city. However, it will be some time before this information is complete. He expressed his concern over the difficulties that are being encountered in securing approval of sites. This is caused by various reasons, as indicated in the special report distributed by Col. Jones. He feels that this is becoming a very serious problem and that something must be done as soon as possible to try to provide solutions to these problems. The Committee and office staff have been approached many times by developers requesting that they refer them to lawyers and architects familiar with the housing programs. The professional organizations of these groups have been asked to supply the Housing Resources Office with a list of those persons familiar with and interested in this field and these lists will be furnished the developers upon request. He recommended to the Construction Panel that they take under advise- ment the various codes of the City of Atlanta and other agencies to determine if such codes are practical and feasible. He requested assistance from the Social Problems Panel in providing solutions to the many problems being created in the location of these housing units. There are several areas of the city that have not been touched for additional low cost housing and he feels a much more aggressive pro- gram is needed. He referred to such areas as Vine City and Mechanicsville. He asked the members to consider the problem of relocation of people displaced while units are under construction and to come up with some Page Five workable way to build these units without completely disrupting the neighborhood. 15. He proposed that a task force be set up in the areas of prime consideration to improve communications with the residents. After a short discussion period the meeting was adjourned at 11:45 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Prrbieclinn DS, al tt Malcolm D. Jorie Supervisor of Inspection Services Director MDJ:fy  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 18, Folder 11, Document 46 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/471ed2e8bfb0de2dcf1a9fe4af6cdf24.pdf 482b4b417cdcbc7964d5056c9cf40ef5 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. - .. - ;, .. ' I~- ..:-' ' . .... ,.......-~. CITY HAL .TLANTA , CA. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Arca Code 404 Room 1204, Ci ty Hal l !VAN A_LE:N, JR., MAYOR irpri l 2 5, 196 7 R. EARL LANDERS, Admir.istrative Ass'sta;it MRS. ANN M. tl.OSES, Executive Secretary DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison Dea:- Corn.'.11ittee ?·'.i:e bcr: .::~::· Chain.an is out of the City, but before leaving town he asked -;;e to i 1for:n you t~ at the regule.r monttly rr.ee ing for 'i.fay of t:t"e ixecutive Croup of t i:.e :'ousing .esourc es Co!:hr.ittee will be he l d at 10:00 A. I-'i., Thu:csday, ?fay 4, 1 96 7 i n Co.nmittee Room il2, Second Floor, City Hall. We hope tnat you can attend. The Com,, i ttee I s pericdic report on 11 Ir. . ventory of LoH ar.d '~edix:m Cost Housing in f..tl2.nta, recently completed, in develop:nent and pro~1osed 11 is bej_ng revised now a.ncl wi ll be available fo r the Executive Group meeting. It shou2.d provi de mate ial for an interestirg discussim as to progr ess O.L the p rogram during tte first six months of operation of this Cor:i.·:1i ttee . Tnere are ceveral problem areas on wr ic . . we need your considerc:.tio:r, arid advice. Panels w~ich have not yet elected per,1arient Chairmen and Vice- c· air.neri are urged to do so be£'ore the meel,1.ng and aovise us as soo as possible, in order ttat those newly elected ir.ay als o be i nvi te this rr.eeting . to Please let us know on the enclosed return adc:ress post card, whetrier you plan to atter..d . n the event that you ca:. . not cor.1e, please arra: ~e for so .1e otter me,. ber of your Panel to attend and advise us on the enclosed post c a.rd wil.o ,;-:ill represent your Panel at tte r:;.ee tine . Sincerely, 1'· ale oh. J . jone s Supervisor of Inspectic . Se··vices 3tcl. Re tur~ address post card � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Borg PA ING RESOURCES COM.ITTAn CITY HTALL ATLANTA, GA. 30303 in) ee enn ige cee ss a - ee eee) j : is 7 \ rat ‘ ' . i r iy: _ . — ‘ —_ Ne tee ee ale Neeanet kes po a Se veer. ee ee eee ‘ ™ oe Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 405 Room 120, City Hail s “3 IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR April 25, 1967 R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant MRS, ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary DAN E, SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison Dear Committee Member: Cur Chairman is out of the City, but before leaving town he asked me to inform you that the regular monthly meeting for May of the Executive Group of the Housing Resources Comnittee will be held at 10:00 A.M., Thursday, May 4, 1967 in Committee Room #2, Second Floor, City Hall. We hope tnat you can attend. The Committee's pericdic report on "Inventory of Low and Medium Cost Housing in PARANA recently completed, in development and proposed! is being revised now and will be available for the Executive Group meeting. It should provide material for an interesting discussion as to progress of the program during the first six months of operation of this Committee. There are several preblem areas on which we need your consideration and advice, anels which heve not yet elected permanent Chairmen and Vice- re urged to do so before the meeting and advise us as soon le, in order that those newly elected may also be invited to ease let us know on the enclosed return address post card, whether you plan S46 fos In the event that you cannot come, please arrenge for sone other member of your rene. 4 to attend and advise us on the enclosed post card wno will represent your Panel at the meeting. Sincerely, Neleols D, eae Supervisor of Inspection Services Znel,. Returr address post card  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 18, Folder 11, Document 45 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/513c4146f6748f112b4674bbfb555c42.pdf 2ad45ecf2a35f121c1aec2f576fdd86b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HOUSING RESOURCES co_r.r ,HTTEE 1204, City Hall ay MEMORANDUM TO: 4, 1967 .tr . Collier B. Gladin., Planning Engineer A tract of land (171 acres) located between illis Mi ll Road, s.w. and Peyton Road, s .w., north of Utoy Creek, has been p~oposed for _Community Unit Plan development, including housing under 22ld(3) co-op and perhaps some Turnkey development . Request that this proposal bo studied by your partment as to adequacy of Co unity Facilities, especially schools and parks, existing or pr oposed, and t hat this office be advised as soon as possible as to your dotermin tions . Sincerely, ,falcolm D. Jones Supervisor of Insp cticn Services cc .: /. fr . R. Ear l Lande r r. Dan E. Sweat, 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 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE 120), City Hall May lh, 1967 MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Collier B. Gladin, Planning Engineer A tract of land (171 acres) located between Willis Mill Road, 5.W. and Peyton Road, 5.W., north of Utoy Creek, has been proposed for Community Unit Plan development, including housing under 221d(3) co-op and perhaps some Turnkey development. Request that this proposal be studied by your Department as to adequacy of Community Facilities, especially schools and parks, existing or proposed, and that this office be advised as soon as possible as to your determinations. Sincerely, Malcolm D, Jones Supervisor of Inspection Services nan” Vee R. Earl Landers Mr. 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 18, Folder 11, Document 44 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/ec057777ef5e52d8310db6357e8676b0.pdf 7a65d5a8cf1a1003a032c474fba24456 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ------- -- EOUSING RE SOURCE S r ·nH:,;T T',Tl-: - -- 1% 7 ---· --. - Probler.: Ay:,eas ~ - - - -··;  ; - ; ~ · l: -- 2 S8 i ·• Program Location i . --~---=.-- ::::._ ---· - -··--· -,. 1:cc~t cf Ho llyv;ocd Ro ad llorth of Froctcr Creek Turnkey Opro s e<l by Eacial Relc.tions SectioE of HUD ir.1 l e tte r to Jious in~ Aut hority . Tent a "': i vely den ie d by HAA r - L 45 0 Harwe ll Road Sout h ~f B_a_rJ<l-,ead J; i ;:;nwa_y Turnkey .,./ Zcned A- 1 . Strong!) opposed by ~AACP in l etter tc Nayar Al len , Te ntatively den i ed Ly hAA f- - 3 1 25 Jackson F~rkway , just ~ort h of Ba nkhead • Turnkey I L /,, Zone d A- 1 . Site not acted on by hlA , bec ause of ob jection to t ne area b-..r:!·v I r, terproup Re latior,s Se ct ion of J:lJD ._, - EQst of Hollywood Road £,! orth of I~a Jn o l i E Cer.:etery ' [ :,,:per ir::entc J "'l r--r ..:.. v v i ! ·- P- 6 i 262 j ! C-1 I 204 ! I I C- 3 I ' NP p FHA ha s decl i ned to a -pprove. - oc:..:: Lt :i~r i dge Dr ive East .l .i 404 Si:; e: cial of Ja ckson Parkway or Turnkey BetweeP.. Hollywood Road and Gun Clu:0 Road , N • ',,i • Turnkey or 221 L. ( 3 ) Re - zo11 ed rece:nt l y for lo,, cost J-.cus5. r:g 1-ro6 ram. Housing . Autt;or i t::,, ll'.)t interested i n sit <= ; FBA r: ot s ymp at tetic towc1.rd it . Bet wee n ueKalb Avenue and t'.c Ls r.do:1 at Earnpton Terr . 221 d ( 3 ) Rent Sup l. Zoned R- 3 . re - zo ned . Pl anning Department is dub ious aLout getting \·:e st of Jack son Parkway of ? re ctor Creek 221 d ( 3 ) Zoned . - 5 . Pl2.,m ing Departme nt cool tcv:ard re - zonin~ . Between Pey ton Roac and Willis i-i ill Road .:crt h of utoy Creek Turnkey 221 d ( 3 ) Zoned R- 3. Plann i n2; Dep art ment is reluctant to get r e zonec. . ( Ho usirig I.ut hority is e1.t usiasti c a !.iout sit e ) ~ Hav i ng difficulty in ge tting F!-iA ai-)proval. ' l C- 5 I 1 50 10 0 n ort ,1 C- 18 C- 21 1 ,7 00 600 221 d ( 2 ) I Otr,er ' ! :Or' t':-i of Fairl:.urn r:.oac. ,. Eoly Far:1ily Ho syital ~urr.key or Dan)<:1:ead Hi c:hway at Czbur7l P.oac. Turnkey 221 d ( 3 ) Zoni1:g c ha ng e r equ ired . Site not acted en by Hf-./ i.-ecaus e of oiJ ject i on by l r,terc!,rOU? Re lations Se ction of huiJ to z; e1,era.i are a i n fre liorth1;.·est . I I I I ! 'I C- ::2£ 175 . -. .. Sit e not acted on by HM,, becau s e of ol.Jjection to t he area t:,- Irit er grcu p Re l ations Se ction of liUD . �. • .-. : . •~-r ":. ~.-. i : :.._:u::::; ..L!'\1...J I -;:'- ~~ .;~:.~·-· . I ,.,~ ., v . L:' n i· +... s , - 3 i 224 I J- 9 l I I ' I I I i '.) - 8 I I 152 lj I 62 364 lnO J - 10 280 u- 11 250 360 0tal 6504 Ii r-. .c .c \...'.L .L PV"\ ~ ,-. ..-,. ; -:-, -7 .. '° • •• '-'•.!;" CL.,. ilrowns mi l l Road s out h.. of 0 2. k Dr i ve Dif fic ulty . .. Tur r,key l - - ···- -.l --CiJ i·:i·jl -~·t.,L Prog r am I t-:orth of :3rown svi l le Rd . Letwee n Hollywood and ~ol to n Rds . l I - s ! Loc ation I I !I - I 48 0 C- L3 '"'. .:.... - ...1... i s:-. .- .-, .- .r~ s:-. r . , :l '-.i..: U •_lU:-...\..., .L U Zoned "i".: - ..L' . Si t e not a ct ed O .i! by EAA, becaus e of c b j e ction t o t he are a by I nte r group P.e lat ior.s Section of HUD . . . 221 d ( 3 ) Co - op . Zoned t-!- 1. Ob j e c tion fr or:i some r e si den t s of ne i ghbor;-iood . Re - zon i r1g den i ed /1pr i l 17 , l:.,y Board of Al de r r.ien . South Side Simp son Road East c f Hi ghto1·re r Road 2 21 d ( 3 ) Hocdb i nE: at Bou l evard Dr ive Turn key o..1.c. r- So ut h;..:e st of ~-l il dwood La ke 221 d ( 3 ) Town house s Zoned R- 3 . Pl a11ni ng j)epart ment i s r e luct ant to ha ve rez oned because not con si sta n t wi t i1 Boulde r Park Plan . ,#le st of Morelar:d Avenue 221 d ( 3 ) Re j ec t ed by FHA a s not su i tal:le s it e Bould er Park Drive .? 221 (j_ 0:' (3) Str o::g l y op1-os ed by cit i ze;-;s r e s iJing i 1' Col li er Iie i ghts . i n prot e s t s to Eoar cl o r- .r.. .Lcermen . Si te i s not i n Co l li e r He i p;hts Pl a r; Area , . Housing Aut hority no t i nt e r e s ted in t his si te f or Turnk ey ; FHA cool t owar d it . Soutn of Constit utio n Road , SE Co -op Cus te r Ave nue East of Chcs ewood Park Tur nkey Pl an ni n.:; De partment ant icipat e s str ong opj_:Josition t o de velo pment of th i s tra ct fo r l ow cost hou sing . 221 d ( 3 ) App lica tion on one s i t e submi tt e d to FHA. and subs equent l y wi t hdr awr, ( appa r ently be c ausE:: of ne i ghbor iiOo d ob j e ct ion·); ot ner app l ic at i on wi t hhe ld ( iJ1°es umabl y f or similar r eason ) . Ti1is const i tutes app r o:drna t ely 2/3 of t e Ci ty ' s goalf or t i,e f i rs t t1;0 years of t he pro6 r am . Deve lopers who we re ori g i nal l y ent hus i ast i c a r e becom i ng VCr/ discour aged and sor:ie are s ugg e s t i ng quitt i ng the proi; r am . � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document s HOUSING RES Aprii 20, 1967 - = Problem Areas : Units Location Program Principal Difficulty Pai 259 West of Hollywood Road Turnkey Gpposed by Facial Relations Section of HUD in letter North of Frecter Creek Vo to liousing Authority. Tentatively denied by HAA P-2 SO Harwell Road South of Turnkey ae’ zoned A-l, poe tet epposed by NAACP in letter te Nayor Bankhead highway filen. Tentatively den ie d Ly HAA P= 125 Jackson Farkway, just Turnkey Zoned A-1, Site not acted on by HAA, Lecause of objection Nerth of Banxhead la to the area by Intergroup Relations Section of hUD f t P-5 156 East of Hollywood Road 221 d (3) FHA nas Geclined to approve. North of Magnolia Cemetery Cxperiment P-6 262 OFF Etheridge Drive East #04 Special Having difficulty in getting FHA approval. of Jackson Parkway or Turnkey C-1 204 Between Hollywood Road and Turnkey or Re-zoned recently for low cost hcusing ,rogram. Housing. Gun Club Road, N.W. 221 € (3) Authority not interested in site; FHA not sympathetic toward it. C-3 i150 Between DeKalb Avenue and 221 d (3) Zoned R=-3, Planning Department is dubious about getting NeLendoa at Hampton Terr. Rent Supl. re-zoned. C-5 106 West of Jackson Parkway 221 da (3) Zoned R-5. Planning Department cool teward re-zoning. North of Proctor Creek C-18 ]| 1,7¢¢ Between Peyton Roac and Willis | Turnkey Zoned R-3. eens Department is reluctant to get re- > ¥y ¥ 3 Hill Road North of Utoy Creek ]221 d (3) zoned. (Housing Authority is e1thusiastic about site) 221 d (2) Otiier C-21 600 Fairburn Road lorth of Turnkey or Zoning change required. Site not acted cn by HAA because Holy Family Hospital 221 da (3) of objection by Intergroup Relations Section of HUD to geueral area in the Northwest. C-22 175 Bankhead Hignway at Turnkey - Site not acted on by HAA, because of objection to the area Szburn Road by Intergrcup Relations Section of hUD.  r a : Page 2. Problem Areas : Ho. Units Location Program Principal Difficulty C-23 LEG Nerth of Brownsville Rd. Turnkey Zoned M+i. Site not acted on by HAA, because of Letween Hollywood and cbjection to the area by Intergroup Relations Section Bolton Rds. of HUD. P17 224 Cff Brownsmill Road south 221 4a (3) Zoned ii-1, Objection from some residents of neighborhood. of Oak Drive Co-op. Re-zoning cenied April 17, by Board of Aldermen. D-3 152 South Side Simpson Road 221 d (3) Strongly opposed by citizens residing in Collier Heights i East cf Hightower Road 2 in protests to Zoard of Aldermen. Site is not in Collier Heights Plan Area. D-5 62 Woedbine at Boulevard Turnkey or | Housing Authority not interested in this site for Drive 221 dG (3) Turnkey; FHA cocl toward it. D-8 364 Off Boulder Park Drive 221 4 (3) Zoned K-3. Planning Department is reluctant to have Southwest of Wildwood Lake Townhouses rezoned because not consistant with Eoulder Park Pian. 2-9 160 West of Moreland Avenue 221 d (3) Rejected by FHA as not suitable site South of Constitution Road, SE Co-op D-10 | 280 Custer Avenue East of Chosewood Turnkey Planning Department anticipates strong opposition to Park development of this tract for low cost housing. D-11l | 250 221 d (3) Application on one site submitted to FHA and subsequently 360 withdrawn (apparently because of neighborihieod objection); other application withheld (presumably for similar reason). otal | 650% Tuis constitutes appears 2/3 of tne City's goal for the first two years of the program. Developers who were originally aucnusiuetta are becoming very discouraged and some are suggesting quitting the program.  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 18, Folder 11, Document 43 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9da562a078b27e8d1cec35c12b973883.pdf f98ee15046659cdc15a95d8ce9793356 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. � 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 Be f LY Noe Ji PREY Diaper = = are bee a  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 18, Folder 11, Document 42 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/287a65158c0862029c1d9a89571f7b12.pdf 44c0f2626f3035aaf2348b21bf5b1190 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - -~ - --.- - - ----- -- -· ~ - · - .. - - _ .. .. ._ _ _ ..~_ _ _ _ __ __ , _ , _ _ _ I • ' L 1 I • .. ~ - · I April 21. 1967 MEMORANDUM · To: Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Director of Governmental Liaison F -rom: Malcolm D. Jones Supervisor of Inspection Services Pursuant to our brief discussion this morning, the following is a concise list of major problems currently being encountered in the low-cost housing program (for more detail see copy of my letter of April 12 to Cecil Alexander). 1. Difficulty for developers to find land suitably zoned and at prices which make low-cost housing development economically feasible. 2. NAACP objection to sites proposed in areas which they . consider occupied predominately by Negroes. 3. Support of the NAACP position by the Intergroup Relations Section of the Regional Office of HUD. with apparently the backing of HUD at the Washingtonllevel. 4. FHA reluctance to approve locations which they consider might offer competition to development of Rockdale; also constant and extreme conservatism against ov er building in any area until each development is actually tested as to marketability; plus the ov erflow effect of the difficulty e x pla ined in 2 and 3 above , although no directive to that effect appears to have yet actually reached the local FHA office. l �l .... Mr. Sweat Page Two April 21, 1967 5. Neighborhood resistance by home owners, generally to apartments going anywhere near them. 6. Reluctance of the Board of Aldermen to rezone suitable areas because of neighborhood objections. 7. Reluctance of the Planning Department to recommend . rezoning of necessary areas because of inconsistency with previously adopted plans in most areas. 8. Difficulty in keeping developers interested in view of the combination of the above listed problems. 9. Slowness of non-profit groups to sponsor projects (a mandatory provision of the 221 d (3) low-interest rate program). Malcolm D. Jones Supervisor of Inspection Service s MDJ:'fy � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document a lt ge ST April 21, 1967 MEMORANDUM To: Mr.Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Director of Governmental Liaison From; Malcolm D. Jones Supervisor of Inspection Services | | Pursuant to our brief discussion this morning, the following is a concise list of major problems currently being encountered in | the low-cost housing program (for more detail see copy of my letter of April 12 to Cecil Alexander). 1. Difficulty for developers to find land suitably zoned and at prices which make low-cost housing development economically feasible. 2. NAACP objection to sites proposed in areas which they consider occupied predominately by Negroes. 3. Support of the NAACP position by the Intergroup Relations Section of the Regional Office of HUD, with apparently the backing of HUD at the Washingtonllevel. 4. FHA reluctance to approve locations which they consider might offer competition to development of Rockdale; also constant and extreme conservatism against over building in any area until each development is actually tested as to marketability; plus the overflow effect of the difficulty explained in 2 and 3 above, although no directive to that effect appears to have yet actually reached the local FHA office. ma Mr. Sweat Page Two April 21, 1967 9% Neighborhood resistance by home owners, peuceethy't to apartments going anywhere near them. Reluctance of the Board of Aldermen to rezone suitable areas because of neighborhood objections. Reluctance of the Planning Department to recommend rezoning of necessary areas because of inconsistency with previously adopted plans in most areas. Difficulty in keeping developers interested in view of the combination of the above listed problems. Slowness of non-profit groups to sponsor projects (a mandatory provision of the 221 d (3) low-interest rate program). Malcolm D. Jones Supervisor of Inspection Services MDJ:fy  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 18, Folder 11, Document 41 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d5b8445505c96fbea514a0fb2ad36826.pdf f6d5b77068e056d1c6c22fd1083643b9 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HOUSING RF.'.SOURC:S S COYJ!'~ITTEE Topics f or discussion with the 1ayor May 8, 1967 Surmnary of April 20, Housing Resource s Committee report shows: 1. Estimate when avai l able No. Units 1967 1968 1969 Firm 3556 (1312) (1928) (316) Probable 3553 (1681) (672 ) Category 1970 1971 (500) (70'J ) (500) ( 700 ) - -7109 I n Sight (1312) Total Being Considered 4569 Doubtful 3088 (3609 ) (988) 14, 766 units Total Proposed Of the 71 proposals cont ained i n this report, 19 of the best ones and those which unti l recently were considere d among the most promising (comprising 6,504 units) have ei ther been turned down or are i n jeopardy . The princ i pal reasons fo r this, toge tr..er wi tb some suggestions to iJ prove the situation 1 Kere inc l uded in l etter of April 12 , t o the Chai rman of t he Housing Resources Committee. The proble~ areas of greatest concern are indicated i n the accompani ng l ist. 2. 2ffects of the problem encountered with the NAACP and the I nter- gr oup Relations Sect ion of HUD i s beginr.ing to be fe l t loc ally i n FctA also. It is apparent that the position t aken by the I nter-group Relations Section of ?.U D has been brewing for some time and now has the support ·of HUD LTJ. ivas hingt o • Thus far we have depended primarily on private developers to c ome in with proposed sites. Unless the current situation can be materially i mproved s oon, it may behoove the City t o go into t he business of sys temicall y cicte r mining sites for low cost housing and acquiring the land needed for such use, by condemnation if necessary, in much the sar1e manner as is dor.e by the Scnool Board f or needed school .sites. Of t he 9800 unit goal f or t he first t wo yenrs of the low co st housing progrc.. , alloc ation breakclmm specif i ed by the ifayor in the Housine Conf'er e ice .re as f oll01-rs  - - ~- - �- 2 - Public Housing 57% C: 5586 uni t s ( 5640 alloc ated) Private Develo)ers (conventio al 30~~ = 2940 units 22ld(3) Non- prof it 13% = 1274 unit s Total 9800 It seems that t he 22 l d(3), co- op i s the most popular approach t o the nonpr ofit development and is best for bot h t he City and the purchaser- occ upant . The prospect i ve home owner gets more for his money in t hi s t ype of home ownershi p t han in any other manner thus far propose d. The failur e and f oreclos i ng r ate nat i onal ly on the s e developments i s negligi bl e . Thi s t ype development s· _o uld be abl e t o ac count for a gr eater proporti onate share of the over al l r e~ui r ement t han t he 13% previ ousl y i ndic ated; i t should be widel y encouraged . 4. .An article by Alex Coffin in the Atlanta Constitut i on, April 17, s tat ed t hat 25% of Atlant a is in vac ant lot s . I f thi s be t r ue, our most available resource f or l ow- cost housing, both publ i c and pr ivate , i s on s catter e d sites. I nci dentall y such pro cedure woul d create a mi nimu."';;. of nei ghbor:0.ood ob j ecti on and polit ical di f f i culty. Bot h privat e devel opers and the Housing Aut hority s hould be calle d upon to pursue this principl e t o t he maximum. 5. The Housing Code i nspections on Boul evard have produced offers f or sale by ovrriers of at l e ast 103 units . 6. No adciiti onal sites under t he Public Housi ng le asing progr am have been &cc_t.:.ir ed since previous ousi ng Resources Cornin.i t t ee report of Fcbru.s.ry 20 . It appears that most of the time of the fousing Authority repr esentative assigned to leasing is t aken up in processing indivi dual t enm~t l eases for occupancy of the l eased units rather t har1 devot ing t he mai n effort t o sec~ring leases fo r adoitional units. The leasing of additional project s for Public Housing should be pushed. --- ------ -- - --- - - - - �- 3 - 7. Al though rehabilitation of sub - s tandard dwe l l ing units does not pro - vide additional hous i nb (and such is not i nclude d in Housing Resources Conmittee tabulation t otal s o_ prospe ctive housing uni ts ) , still t his feature adas materially t o the availabl e reso urce s of st an dard housing and tends to reduce t he r equirement for new hous i ng . Consequent l y it i s des i rabl e for the Housing Res ources Cammi t t ee to ha•ve cur rent inf or mation on t he extent of rehabi litation and princ i pal areas involve d . Thi s i nform&tion is cont ai ned i n r outi ne monthl y report s of ac t iviti es of the Housing Co de Di vision and has been r eques ted several times , but has not been r ece i ve d since J anuar y and only par tial i nformation was provided for Decembe r and Janu.s.ry . There appears t o be no l ogical r e as on why c cp i e s of the Housing Code Di vision ' s mont hl y rep orts s hould not be r;}t e,, ':'!;' (11) f tti made avai l able t o t he Hous ing Resources Commi ttee. 8. Although s ome of the di ff ic ul ties confront ing t he low- cost hous i ng progr am may be beyond t he abili t y of the Ci ty, however t he odcome of zoni ng petit i on numbe r Z-67-33G (deni al of r ezoni ng f rom M-1 t o A-1) i s t ypic al of situati ons over which the City doe s have control and 1-1her e r ez oning may have to be accomplished i n order to provide ample locations f or deve l opment of low- cost housi ng . 9. There are s t ill 157 singl e family l ots in t he Thomasville Urb2n Renewal Pro j ect which have not been sol d f or 221 de ve l opment. t--1ir1imum . h ave b een es t abl_is . h.e d on a 11 of t hes e 7_ov~ s, ranging . " &900 ~vO prices 1rom ~ !;:.2 100 eacn . In order to enc ourage development of t hese lots, r eco,1i:- end t:i.at pr ice reductions be made for multipl e pur chases, as shown on the attached card and that publicity be gi ven to that effe ct. our FHA consultant, conc urs wi th this principl e . ~ ivJ:r. Gate s, The s ugge s ted r educt i on ~as been shown to a r eputabl e and experienced developer who agree s t hat it is practical and should result i n de vel opment of these lots. • 1-,J to~r/ �- 4 - 10. In order to keep the interest and confidence of prospecti ve developers in the low- cost housing field, suge;est t hat a confe r ence be c a lled by the I·' ayor with the Board of Alder:nen and t hat some of the most interested lowcost housing prrn oters and developers be invited to present their views and comments on the prograin . such an opportunity. Several have indicated that they ,·1 ould welc ome Suc h meeting might produce s ome he l pful ideas . In any event it would provide an opportunity fo r them to stat e their side of the problem and should s e rve to cle a r tie currently conf used at~nosphere . Also suggest that the Pr ess be i nvited to such a meeting . Encls: Sug e;ested p rice r educ tions on Thorr.e.sville lots I1emo d ated April 21, 1967 � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Topics for discussion with the Mayor May &, 1967 1. Swmary of April 20, Housing Resources Committee report shows: Estimate when available Caterory No. Units 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 Firm 3556 (1312) (1928) (316) - - Probable 3553 - (1681) (672) (500) (760) Total 7109 In Sight (1312) (3609) (988) (500) (700) Being Considered L569 Doubtful 3088 Total Proposed 1,766 units Of the 71 proposals contained in this report, 19 of the best ones and those which until recently were considered among the most promising (comprising 6,50) units) have either been turned down or are in jeoperdy. The principal reasons for this, together with some suggestions to improve the situation,were included in letter of April 12, to the Chairman of the Housing Resources Committee. The problem areas of greatest concern are indicated in the accompaning list. 2. Effects of the problem encountered with the NAACP and the Inter-group Relations Section of HUD is beginning to be felt locally in FHA also. It is apparent that the position taken by the Inter-group Relations Section of HUD has been brewing for some time and now has the support of HUD in my a Washington. Thus far we have depended primarily on private developers to come in with proposed sites, Unless the current situation can be materially improved soon, it may behoove the City to go into the business of systemically determining sites for low cost housing and acquiring the land needed for such use, by condemnation if necessary, in much the same manner as is done by the Scnool Board for needed school sites, 3. Of the 9400 unit goal for the first two years of the low cost housing progrem, allocation breakdown specified by the Mayor in the Housing Conference  ad % Public Housing 57% = 5586 units (560 allocated) Private Developers 30% = 2940 units f s.- (conventional) 221d{(3) Non-profit 134 = 127k units Total 9800 It seems that the 221d(3), co-op is the most popular approach to the non- profit development and is best for both the City and the purchaser-occupant. The prospective home owner gets more for his money in this type of home ownership than in any other manner thus far proposed. The failure and foreclosing rate nationally on these developments is negligible. This type development should be able to account for a greater proportionate share of the overall requirement than the 13% previously indicated; it should be widely encouraged. 4, An article by Alex Coffin in the Atlanta Constitution, April 17, stated that 25% of Atlanta is in vacant lots. If this be true, our most available resource for low-cost housing, both public and private, is on scattered sites. Incidentally such procedure would create a minimun of neighbornoca objection and political difficulty. Eoth private developers and the Housing Authority should be called upon to pursue this principle to the maximum. 5. The Housing Code inspections on Boulevard have produced offers for sale by owners of at least 103 units. 6. No additional sites under the Public Housing leasing program have been acculred since previous Housing Resources Committee report of February 20, $ £ > + fF = a we j 5 4 ; ; oie ce it aopears that most of the time of the Housing Authority representative . nReetinanna = Taig” am 51 3 5 sw AS ae - pS assigned to leasing is taken up in processing individual tenant leases for pow 3 Yur f occupancy of the leased units rather than devoting the main effort to os securing leases for additional units. The leasing of additional projects ve / po > so, i . ; , . ny for Public Housing should be pushed.  7. Although rehabilitation of sub-standard dwelling units does not pro- vide additional housing (and such is not included in Housing Resources Committee tabulation totals of prospective housing units), still this feature adds materially to the available resources of standard housing and tends to reduce the requirement for new housing. Consequently it is desirable for the Housing Resources Committee to have current infor- mation on the extent of rehabilitation and principal areas involved. This information is contained in routine monthly reports of activities of the Housing Code Division and has been requested several times, but has not been received since January and only partial information was provided for December and Januery. There appears to be no logical reason gt yh why copies of the Housing Code Division's monthly reports should nov be cae: it made available to the Housing Resources Committee. Ww 4 260 8. Although some of the difficulties confronting the low-cost housing Wo an program may be beyond the ability of the City, however the outcome of zoning petition number Z-67-33G (denial of rezoning from M-1 to A-1) is typical of situations over which the City does have control and where rezoning may have to be accomplished in order to provide ample locations for development of low-cost housing. 9, There are still 157 single family lots in the Thomasville Urban Renewal Project which have not been sold for 221 development. Minimum he yl prices have been established on all of these lots, ranging from $900 to Ww iB / ~ $2100 each. In order to encourage development of these lots, recommend pow cr He fuk} ct 'S rice reductions be made for multiple purchases, as shown on the fo 4. attached card and that publicity be given to that effect. Mr. Gates, our FHA consultant, concurs with this principle, The suggested reduction has been shown to a reoutable and experienced developer who agrees that it is practical and should result in development of these lots,  = by « 10, In order to keep the interest and confidence of prospective developers in the low-cost housing field, suggest that a conference be called by the Mayor with the Board of Aldermen and that some of the most interested low- cost housing promoters and developers be invited to present their views and comments on the program. Several have indicated that they would welcome such an opportunity. Such meeting might produce some helpful ideas. In any event it would provide an opportunity for them to state their side of the problem and should serve to clear the currently confused atmosphere. . Also suggest that the Press be invited to such a meeting. Encls: Suggested price reductions on Thomasville lots Memo dated April 21, 1967  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 18, Folder 11, Document 40 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/45979af41aa6081b7f3413e1e8601d3a.pdf 1bfba80120f3e241a7e9f8f21ef4ad48 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ~w Lege~d , F - Relatively Firr:i (Fl- 21) P - Probable ( Pl - 11) C Be in g Co~ ~idered (Cl - 27) D CouLtful ( Dl - 12 ) HOUS ING RESOURCES COMMITTEE An Inven t ory of Tot u l d·,;e1 lin; un i ts cons·,_1"'uctc8. LOW AND MEDIUM COST HOUS ING IN ATLANTA 1%3 ~ce~tly Comp ~ted_L __in ~ v ~ ~ ~sed Hegot i at i e,n s st2.rted ·:1i th FHA 1%Lf 1%5 I I tem No I No o Un i ts New Exi s t 0 Fl l Progra m Location l'..;bb 1% 7 Pe rmit or ciev~lo;_)ed ii1na::;e1~ 1 s A;, t . ) 142 F- 2 - 5 1+9 - 84 i ·:108 Tota l l 1 1 I i-:Lea.t St . Gan.lens tJ 2. But l e r St , U. P.. , Pro j e ct 108 u. - I 221 d ( 3 ) Int eres t I Park ·. lest 1\pts . 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'7 .L ..J V I An Inve n t ory of LOW AND MEDI UM COST HOUSING IN ATLANTA Rece~~t ly Compl_:_t ed_~_=i::i= ~':e.v e l opme nt ~ P~ p ~e d When j Pe r mi t or Comment Availa ble , Ot her Value ~===;==~=-16:33, 29 December 2017 (EST)==-==-~ == ~=~=~========= ! Pe r mit !8 8 2 , 500 I F-14 Ii ··..····.. 41 I ,·.:,: 12 n e. Le Jan . 1 l, ,.,·, 65 2 3 j i: e b • , , 6J"' Sing le Fam i ly ,r-J r t !Var i ou s throu g hout City . I ~ i G, Now ' ! ! I l i i I 1 1 1 96 7 G' 6"( Perm i tt ed . i ! " 1 8 ' Le e . I ,': 66 ·J c1 n . 1 'i. ·· 11 :I r c b . I O :,,..< __ ,._,_ ll·. I • & Garson Farzen I / e r mi t s u ndc :q :'::·: Comp l e t e d. -!Sl5 , ooo e d . i' i ' ! I l i '.'.e r· . Perm it t e d in Uov embe r Own er - Al bert Zede r II Il I! ' I 'r 67 6, i I i I I ·=1[., 5 , 1otal I I F-15 ! I l "_ 1 ,r ,oyi . 5 CJ 4 1+]. f, J ~' t-b . r: J rec. c,I, . r .a r . 1 5'i9 Tot a l ' 1 '1'hroughou t city ' ( other tl~an in U. R. 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S<.1i1·,c c c!. .1 ~1c r1t as ,~:.,o v 1:! , �HOUSI NG RESOURCES COMMI TTEE /m I nvent ory of LOW AND MEDIUM COST HOUSING IN ATLANTA teds in De ve lopme nt a -nd~ Proposed Rec e ~~l!,Y Comple =~-=-"""-OL1EC--=·=-~ ~. ~ ~=-= I tem No o I I Ne~ 'Exist 3:J'?:,~,.143.215.248.55=~=-~ No Units De s i gnation Location Program When Ren t als . Available l ~--T ~- 3 l !Noa Bedrooms ·--')~-~'.r-=·- 3· 1 In U-~-R.. ~=-r=o=J=.e~c=-= t-s= = ~ ~ ~ = 4 -=== -1--=~~--i--= -~ ·=--~17:.::. Permit or Comment Other Value ~ ~ ~ = = = = = = = ~ = --~- 7~~ Permi t s i ssued for rehab ilitat ion t hru tl c ilousing !,uth . r-,er'm i t ) ( 1 Av er<.1r;e 2 un i ts per F- 17 1 0 D~c . 3 4 J,f o . I I I 1 7 FE:Jb , l ?. i-iJr . 103 1'ot a l I I ! tnt 8rJrise Cor?, , 130 Pied~ont Ave . , iE is illtcrestecl in buyiLg o ila;,i !catcd l o\-/ cost st :.'uct ur 2s a.1;0. 1-ia:.atl·1 · . . J • ~ ,.1 itatin,; tl1er.: , rro;;; .cietor , ~~o::.'....;e ·p . 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I, , �- ------ ------ ------------ ~---~---· HOUSIN G RESOURCES COMMITTEE DATEi-~r i l 20 ~ 1S6 7 !m I nvent or y of LOW AN D MEDIUM COST HOUSIN G ·1N ATLANT A ~ I tem No o Unit s No o --- New F- 20 220 E~ :-=::=...,_ ..:.. b 6 I I, 1U y Co~ le i:_:~-2_ .in De ~ ~= !!opos e ~ Noa Be drooms Rentals Permi t o r Hhen · ot her Value Lo -:at i on Desig_!'l~tion I . Turnkey !Gilber t Rd . & !Flynn B.d , SE i'I 1 n Th is is on ly ~ ~ ich i i I I i Comment =========~===~=·--===-- 20 Ii , site zo11 ed for ai--ts . • coEs i. deced favoro.bl_i by liA . Pro:not er - Bil l Woodwar d of Adams Cates , Duilder l ha s ~l v en te nt l tive approvi l , lI II Wh itinJ-Tu rne r . To Le ~e veloped a t dens ity of 11 Li p2 r i-L U , l-.as t ent at i ve l y allocateJ 220 units . i' F- 21 Un iv e r s ity Cecter 22 .i d ( 3 ) ~? 1+, 0G0 . 00 U. R. Proj e ct i!on - Pl.~of i t Offerini ' price fo r J ' l an(: . ' r-1 2soj 1 I ! Former iia;;no lia 1 Cemetery Sit e I;:est of llol ly-,;ood '. Rei ., 1-ii·i ( Hort h of 1 Proctor c 1~eek ) I 20 ,5 A +? ITrn'.'nkey posed in lv ic_inity un<.kr 22 1 .. J.. i .1s ' 4SU I j • • r 1 This projec t i i s cons i de:cecl excct l ent by Hf. Jand HtlS i ~i tip.Uy_ favoro.bly considerec.· by rL'\A ; now opposed by· tiic Ir,t c r-groun l~e l cit.ions Section of IiUD . ,T enta ti vely <lisappruvcd Ly· l fl /\ • I -------------l' - 2 S1,onsor - \·/h i ti11G-'f'1.,;:cne r Const . Co. ( Bys t ry ) Promo t 12r - Dill '.iooc."i 1.1a.rd of /,0.i:..11s Cat ,'"s . i\ 1)~) 1 , for re - zoni11z fi l ed DP.c . G; a:.,provc ,.1 by Zoni11s Cvir,;,,i ttee Ja.r, . 19 . 130.:trcl of ,'\ld . ct,.> •.:rovcJ f'eb . 6 . U11.i.ts tentc.1 ti vely p l ed 0 e,d b~1 LA. J\lso c1d d units pro - d '('3 ) 1 3 A. offered Ly E.f.. J,"n . 1 5 . Hi;\ has r.:; i vcn re:~r:::1\vc1tion . DiUs o~e:r e u /ipri l 1 2 . 8 s uLs t antia l b i tls re c e iv e d . 1 off !!;n,\•:8 11 Rd. I • I l!\·/1 l ~---·-------- Turnke y This pro j,~c~ is , ppusc<.l l,y t_i1e ; ·11!,CP in lette r to tlic t,.3 ~·01' ;;,11°ch 21 , l~b 7. f\ls c, oL jcct ed to ' by Inter~r9up l·'. , lations Section ct l ,~c2, .i.011n l O.i.-ficc o.f lilJD in l et tee to JI. A. I · ---3Lf ,\ , Zc,r,ca ; und,~r 0 1,t:.on ; I ,;., cil lci r',-:_, li b:: ; OK '.·!i.th PoLi.c::i· Ccr,>~ . i,i, ·.:i.JJ.~n__; to cccc,ivc lJX'o,os a. ls, S"onso1' ,'c .LG.'.:lcr6 ·· :'.i ,,l u' i~,:ei lt.,·. u.. its t<..iiti,tiv,q.1--l'"~(~L~Lc.~ LJ' H.1 • �HOUSING RESOURCES COMM I TTEE DATE h~ril 20 ,1 96 7 An T.nventory of LOW AND ME DIUM COST HOUSING IN ATLA NTA _R-e=c-e=~=t ~ l e ~ e<:1_~_~i-~=~~ lopmen t an~~ose=d~ Noa Units Item No a Bedrooms _N ~ o..;.'- ~ ~l= fo=·-w..:1,t.=x..2~s=t- -=1P.=~D _e=s=-i g~;..~t io~= ~ ~ ~~ ·_!:9~a t i?2;,.__=~~ P- 3 Program J Ce,.,etery site , .) ., I i' iI I ' _l '.)6 Butl e r Stree t U. R. Pro j e ct Cas t l II I ' I i ! I 75 I I I of I,olly1-:ood ' i! ! 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' !' l l ! i II 1 [ ·j I j D- 1 2 i 2 4 0 l ! Ci ty . App l . to f ~A f i l ed Feb . 2 3 . Subse qu ent l y Ki t hd r awn Ly a p licant . ·, s am e .Gu i l d e r s t a t e s t ha t c omi,e titor fi led a r:;p l i cat i o n wi t h FhA c1;,ea<l of h i m o n sit e he had uncie r o~ t i on . I ?-.d . , ;;·.; . F-'ii i l i p Al sto1 - Promo ·- -=r . J i ke Trott~r - ~cgal . Th i s t oie t hc r wit h c os t of l and makes to t a l c c s t µ r oh i b i t ive . �I NOTES ON R~T~ TE D MATTERS i I I I I I A. I I I Si nce con!p iling t h e p y, e v i o us re po rt (F e brua ry 20 , 1 96 7 ), 1 2 add i ti ona l r,rof os a l s hav e be e n mace . To tal ::.s no ,-; 7.l.. liv'. ,C;'/ •~ l' , l S of tL c:: c ons tit uti ng 65 04 u n i t s , wh i c h wer e exp e c te d t o b e a p pr ove ~ , a r e in se r i o us d iff i c u lty du e ~rim~ ri l y to o b j ec tion s f r om va ri cu~ sou r143.215.248.55 l o c a ti o ns . ,ror osals to 2s B, Th e fm; nda.tion f or Coope rative Hous i ng , ,1lli c h d eve l op ed Ea st ,-:y c li Villag e a; icl i s current l y de v e lo;_) i n;; Ca.:J:,rid i e Ssua.re ( Do t h i n Lei-:aJ.:r~ Cout,tj ), no w ha s a f u l l t i Ti1e r e p r e ;, ent ative i n Atl a nt e. a n d is s e e l, i ni cli er:ts . The y a r c s p onsori ng t i, G 2.0 0 un it !:..ondon 'i' owne Lous e s de vc1 op;-.eri t i n At l an t a ( It e o f - 5 ). C. Sa u l Gr ay ( p a r t ne r in a Co r p o ra ti on ) o wn s 28 0 n ew u nits off Bank h e ad a t Lll.ir i d;;e St ., ·,.;h ich f or 51 2 add itio n al un i t s. D. Propos ed loc a ti on s f o r loi·i cos t hou s ing a re be i ng c oord i nate d ,,:it li t r1 e Pl ann i ng Dep t., wne n i n itially s uLTiiit te d , :for 2.d e c;.u 2.cJ of Cc.,mrr,u:-:i tj, fac i ~i t i~ e xi s ti ng o r p r opose d . E. Rer1ab il i ta ti on Ly ~ous i n 5 Code Division of Bu ild i ng Dc?artme11t m1 13ou l e vard i n Iledf ord - P i,,e U. R. Pro j ec t February 1. 'fr,e U. R . p roj e ct i s st i ll i n s u r ve:r- a 1,d p l a:-rnin.s st2ge . f . A l i s t i s a va ilab le i n Eous ing Res o ur c es Comrn i tt e e o f fic e of 1 0 3 un i ts on Bou l e v a r d whic n t h e u ,m e r s i1ave s t cJ.t C:: ci t Ley ·-: i s h to s e ll . i-18 ,.,,,ant s t o se ll , T a po t e ;, ~i a l r:r,v'°': ,.~ "·c'"'t c,, , t~,E: s i te (a. j:, 1; r-c;;i:-:-,at e l y ? GO u r. i ts i Lvclve c. ) c:0rm::er,ccri ~ur i n g Nove mber; ile cembe r a n d J anuar y , 1 52 9 unit s we r e r ehab i l itat ed by t he ho us i n~ Code Div ; no r e~o r ts jro v i d e d s i r, c e ( It es f - 1 5 ) . i n Wes t End U, R. Pro j e ct h a ve b e en reh a b i lit a t ed by t he hou s in g Put hority . (It em F- 16 ), 1 2G u ~ i ts ii . Deve l opers ,-;il l hs.v e t o provi de a sub s tan t i a l p o r tion of t he proz; r al"'i on s mall scatt e r ed s it e s . I. l!o p rop o sal ha s y e t bee n mad e for cons t ru cti on o f un its ( e ven 1 be d r oo~ ) t o r e nt fo r as low a s $ 5 0 , 00 fCr month . T~e Cit y ' s i r eat est ne~d i s in t r,e $3 0 . 00 - $50 . 00 1,e r mon t h r e nta l r a ng e . Chc: r le s A. :-:ue l l e r Cor:ip a ri i c s of Jon e s b oro is pr omot i ng th e S,;eat E':i.ui t y Pro::_; r a.r.1 ( Fi if, ilist.:n:,d ;-;-,o r te;a 6 e ) •.-hereby t he p urc hase r ea rns th e bulk of h i s do wn pi.:'Ym e nt ti1ro ugr1 cleaE i n;:; , p aint i n[; a nd l a r,dsc o.µ in.; . 1i2.tioi'l a l liomes Corp . of Lafa::,-et-:=e , I1:c . r,l : ced on t h e Darke t f et . 1, 1 96 7 , a 80 0 S . f . ( O. S . c: i mens i o n s ) ~ -bedr o om , pr e f ab ric a te d , r eass e~b l ~d pane l, si ng l e fam i ~ - ho c se to reta i i ( ~:c.er FE _ 221 d ( 2 ) ) fo r abou t $8 , 00 0 . 00 ( e xcl us ive o f l a n d ), p l us a 96 s .r . ( I . S . d i me n s ions ) s t ora~e bu i ld i n~ nan ufa ct u r ed by Arrow i~e tal ?ro~ucts CcrJ , Price i n c lude s p l umb in g , e l ec t ricu l , h eati n g un i t , stove f, refri g era tor . ]louse c au be comp l e tely ass e mb l e d i n 8 5 ma n ,,o ur s ; wants au i:i.ori t/ t o erect i n P.t l &n ta . Est a b l i shmen t o f S?e cia l z on i n~ d i s tr ic t s f or 1 011 c o s t pre fa b s a p;,ea r s to b e t he mos t p l a u sabl e so l uti0n . f.dr i an l!or:ie s Corp . lias propos ed a pre.fob to re tail fo r about $ 7 ,'.JOO j;J.L .1 s lanu , f ouu da ti o n , clos inl a nd ;;css .i blyt a pp i ng f ee s , ,J . ( 1 ) l' :_rst there ( 2 ) Jo~rn be low Y. . Tr,feirmat io!l /ol'tgaJe Adv i sary Corpora tion i s int c r c st ec: i ·. pro vi d i ng ?u CLJ.gc f i nanc i r.g t o de v e l op e rs , eSi'e c i ally cor,struct i on lcanG ; clair..s t;1a.t are r:o :'.. e[;a l ur stanc.:l:J fees or hie.den c lia r~es a11c1 no cle ~;os i t re ,1ui r0 cl . ..-ilood f, Co ., Inc . , One '.·/,i l l St ., ;;ew York , i 1; i n.:crC::s t ccl i n f i nari cing Fk\ i-,ro j cc t l oans a 11d also cunstructior, fi ;-:a:ic iu[; on L: A LLl c. ( 3 ), marke t rate , construct i o n l ~ac s . i. 3 welcomed as to c hant;e s , aud i t i or,s o r c~eletio1, s i n rr:atcr i al cor;tai11ed 111 t;iis rq:..or t . ( Call 5:!2 -Lt L!u3 , Lxt . 430) . �i,p ril 20 , 1 % 7 SUi·'.i-:/1F.Y Estima te Avail&.b l e l'!o . Uni ts 1 S6 7 1%8 1 969 Firr:1 355 6 (1 3 12 ) ( 1928 ) ( 316 ) Proba b le 355 3 7109 In_ Sig ht (1 68 1 ) (1 31 2 ) ( 36(J9 ) ( 6 72 ) ( SSS ) Cat egory Total ·· Be ing Considered 4569 Goubtful 30 88 Total Prop osed 14 , 766 1 S7 CJ ( 500 ) ( 5()0 ) 1971 (7 GO ) ( 7 00 ) of Hhich 6 , 504 un i ts , p r e vious c ons_i dered li ke ly , are current ly in serio u s d i ff iculty due ;_:ir i mar i ly to o b j e ction s from va ri ous sources as t o lo c c.'.t i ons . In add ition , 178 2 un its l1ave been re hab ilitated and 1424 units are p roposed for re hab il i tat i on . i:I nc l udes 1 1 1f0 units of P . 1-i. + 144 units l eased for P . H. ·-·· 0.143.215.248.55 16:33, 29 December 2017 (EST) ~~<>1,J.]_6-, r-,alcolm D. Jone"' Su; erviso r of Ins~ e ction s~rvices Enclosure : Sur:1~nary of PuLli c rous i n3 i n /,t l anta �Aj?ril 20, 1 96 7 SU Hl·iARY OF PU BLIC !:OUSING IN AT LAliTA Units in operation - fi lle d . 88 74 1140 Uni ts i n Deve l opment s tage, as follo1-1s : ( 650 ) Un i ts off Nc Dan i el St , , in Rawson - Wa s h ingt on U. R. Proj e ct ( scheduled for crnnpl et i on by June 30 , (248) by Oct , 1 67 (402 ) by M~rch 1 68 _ ( 350 ) Un i ts in Thoma svi l l e U, R , Pro j e ct ( 40 ) l Bedroom (16 for e l derl y ) ( 120 ) 2 Bedroom ( 80 ) 3 Bedroom ( 80 ) 4 Be droom ( 30 ) 5 Be droom ( HO ) 1200 300 1 60 ) Now in hahd s of arc hi t e ct . Cannot a dvertise unt il a out May 15 . 2- 1/ 2 - 3 DO~t hs a dd itional Le fore construct i on cian start , 12 mont hs , a t least , a dd itional for construction , Will try to ha ve part deliver ed befor e f i nal. Units, Per1°y Homes F.:xt e ns ion - Sout~ cf rroct er Creek , · ( 78) 3 Bedroom ( li 6 ) 4 Bedroom Bi ds ope ned t a r ch 7, 1 96 7 . ( 16 ) 5 Bedrooin Estimat e 18 months to construct . Units pr eviously allocated - Pr oposed Turn Key ( a ll t e nta ti ve l y pl edged ), Un it s alloca ted for propos e~ purc has e or l eas e ( On l y possiLility fo r a dditi onal Pu blic Eou sing un its i r1 occupancy by mi ci -1.967; can only be t ur ned over f or Pub li c Hou s i n 6 occ u~ancy a s bec or:ie va c ant ). ": :r, Units under l e a se i44 ..... ( GS u1 it s , I:u r J?hY Apt s .. ; 48 un i ts , TEr.r. e s s ean Cc:w;ions ; 31 un i t s , Si ms ::ado.ox ' s Apt s , a t Cap i to l a nd Vi nar a , re qu i re r eha b ilitatio n ,) 2640~·, Tot a l add itiona l pl anne d ( as i n di c ated a bcve ) 300(;:': !iC!w Allocat ion - Propos e d Turn Key , an nounced FcLruary 24 . f,f,j,;ro ved. Ly BC: , of Al c:ermer. 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LOW AND MEDIUM COST HOUS ING IN ATLANTA 1%3 ~ce~tly Comp ~ted_L __in ~ v ~ ~ ~sed Hegot i at i e,n s st2.rted ·:1i th FHA 1%Lf 1%5 I I tem No I No o Un i ts New Exi s t 0 Fl l Progra m Location l'..;bb 1% 7 Pe rmit or ciev~lo;_)ed ii1na::;e1~ 1 s A;, t . ) 142 F- 2 - 5 1+9 - 84 i ·:108 Tota l l 1 1 I i-:Lea.t St . Gan.lens tJ 2. But l e r St , U. P.. , Pro j e ct 108 u. - I 221 d ( 3 ) Int eres t I Park ·. lest 1\pts . I ! t·!:·i Cor . int crsecR•. D/ 22·{ cl ( 3 ) ! Gor<lon & Ilo l t on . 1 L ,1) . I II I i I I 30 i i i U. R. Pt'ojcct 1017 l!cstvie·1-, Cr s . \·! . I I I I II ! 22 1 d ( 3 ) ! H 6i I I I l ! I 8Lf I ' I Cc:-:im itments i sc.;ucd 2- 9- G7 . I I I 1 78 in Planni ng ( 13 acres) !I (Tot a l to he deve l o?ed 5 49 ) ' l.0e ing 1968 rJrocessed by Fh,\ . Rent Suµ l . estc1bl i s'1ecl ~ S~l>U/yr . i t ent atively per un it - Lewis Cenkt~ , Le~al . l ikduccd frc ,, 2110 l:nits . i:c.:cl L:ir:.=iculj:y Jon tax s lructure . 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Se r c...;otiatc<.l L.y l t . 1\ , C.:11, t d: e '1,c::;s,2ssion o:iJ.y o.s uni ts b:cci,,c: vc:.canl: ; 5 units :r,o·.., ur.u.e1' i:i, cont1'ol , O::J , 31 r' - l?. II ! •.,, I .l~d I ·, I s it:,· fo r c i,,.:l r1~e 01,,Ge1. . . . Succe:ss.ful t .: . c:,l~r ·,,i:;.1 1 ·.r·ot o bly be dE!tc2rr.1ii:e + ri.l . I i ! GSO St:::c L~1.\; e unit s ~I '°'0 - ;J1· iJE=Gr ·our.1 s ) . s L!JTl I:1ary of 1-'ublic !ious i n0 , at ta. c f:ed , f or ,. rcaKUO'.·ill , Delc.y due t o neces - I ! II I · B.ic.: s ope .. ed 1 ! ~ -:arch 7 . ' 1 f - 10 I I I I 1,.. I I E. L ' 'Sout i1 of Proct e r HoH1es ·--------' i 20 , - --··---- Ct.:ci 1 1: 1;(.!V,...:1~; i.' 1J~v1_:lot"ei' - t'ol, tl' uci-. t\.;1 ·1 ,Li_ L ?1 '.) U, ' JOO 1 \_.v . C,_ 1\ • �HQUSIN G RE SOURCES COMMI TTEE l (.!t:. '7 .L ..J V I An Inve n t ory of LOW AND MEDI UM COST HOUSING IN ATLANTA Rece~~t ly Compl_:_t ed_~_=i::i= ~':e.v e l opme nt ~ P~ p ~e d When j Pe r mi t or Comment Availa ble , Ot her Value ~===;==~=-16:33, 29 December 2017 (EST)==-==-~ == ~=~=~========= ! Pe r mit !8 8 2 , 500 I F-14 Ii ··..····.. 41 I ,·.:,: 12 n e. Le Jan . 1 l, ,.,·, 65 2 3 j i: e b • , , 6J"' Sing le Fam i ly ,r-J r t !Var i ou s throu g hout City . I ~ i G, Now ' ! ! I l i i I 1 1 1 96 7 G' 6"( Perm i tt ed . i ! " 1 8 ' Le e . I ,': 66 ·J c1 n . 1 'i. ·· 11 :I r c b . I O :,,..< __ ,._,_ ll·. I • & Garson Farzen I / e r mi t s u ndc :q :'::·: Comp l e t e d. -!Sl5 , ooo e d . i' i ' ! I l i '.'.e r· . Perm it t e d in Uov embe r Own er - Al bert Zede r II Il I! ' I 'r 67 6, i I i I I ·=1[., 5 , 1otal I I F-15 ! I l "_ 1 ,r ,oyi . 5 CJ 4 1+]. f, J ~' t-b . r: J rec. c,I, . r .a r . 1 5'i9 Tot a l ' 1 '1'hroughou t city ' ( other tl~an in U. R. 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Rei ., 1-ii·i ( Hort h of 1 Proctor c 1~eek ) I 20 ,5 A +? ITrn'.'nkey posed in lv ic_inity un<.kr 22 1 .. J.. i .1s ' 4SU I j • • r 1 This projec t i i s cons i de:cecl excct l ent by Hf. Jand HtlS i ~i tip.Uy_ favoro.bly considerec.· by rL'\A ; now opposed by· tiic Ir,t c r-groun l~e l cit.ions Section of IiUD . ,T enta ti vely <lisappruvcd Ly· l fl /\ • I -------------l' - 2 S1,onsor - \·/h i ti11G-'f'1.,;:cne r Const . Co. ( Bys t ry ) Promo t 12r - Dill '.iooc."i 1.1a.rd of /,0.i:..11s Cat ,'"s . i\ 1)~) 1 , for re - zoni11z fi l ed DP.c . G; a:.,provc ,.1 by Zoni11s Cvir,;,,i ttee Ja.r, . 19 . 130.:trcl of ,'\ld . ct,.> •.:rovcJ f'eb . 6 . U11.i.ts tentc.1 ti vely p l ed 0 e,d b~1 LA. J\lso c1d d units pro - d '('3 ) 1 3 A. offered Ly E.f.. J,"n . 1 5 . Hi;\ has r.:; i vcn re:~r:::1\vc1tion . DiUs o~e:r e u /ipri l 1 2 . 8 s uLs t antia l b i tls re c e iv e d . 1 off !!;n,\•:8 11 Rd. I • I l!\·/1 l ~---·-------- Turnke y This pro j,~c~ is , ppusc<.l l,y t_i1e ; ·11!,CP in lette r to tlic t,.3 ~·01' ;;,11°ch 21 , l~b 7. f\ls c, oL jcct ed to ' by Inter~r9up l·'. , lations Section ct l ,~c2, .i.011n l O.i.-ficc o.f lilJD in l et tee to JI. A. I · ---3Lf ,\ , Zc,r,ca ; und,~r 0 1,t:.on ; I ,;., cil lci r',-:_, li b:: ; OK '.·!i.th PoLi.c::i· Ccr,>~ . i,i, ·.:i.JJ.~n__; to cccc,ivc lJX'o,os a. ls, S"onso1' ,'c .LG.'.:lcr6 ·· :'.i ,,l u' i~,:ei lt.,·. u.. its t<..iiti,tiv,q.1--l'"~(~L~Lc.~ LJ' H.1 • �HOUSING RESOURCES COMM I TTEE DATE h~ril 20 ,1 96 7 An T.nventory of LOW AND ME DIUM COST HOUSING IN ATLA NTA _R-e=c-e=~=t ~ l e ~ e<:1_~_~i-~=~~ lopmen t an~~ose=d~ Noa Units Item No a Bedrooms _N ~ o..;.'- ~ ~l= fo=·-w..:1,t.=x..2~s=t- -=1P.=~D _e=s=-i g~;..~t io~= ~ ~ ~~ ·_!:9~a t i?2;,.__=~~ P- 3 Program J Ce,.,etery site , .) ., I i' iI I ' _l '.)6 Butl e r Stree t U. R. Pro j e ct Cas t l II I ' I i ! I 75 I I I of I,olly1-:ood ' i! ! 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Propos ed loc a ti on s f o r loi·i cos t hou s ing a re be i ng c oord i nate d ,,:it li t r1 e Pl ann i ng Dep t., wne n i n itially s uLTiiit te d , :for 2.d e c;.u 2.cJ of Cc.,mrr,u:-:i tj, fac i ~i t i~ e xi s ti ng o r p r opose d . E. Rer1ab il i ta ti on Ly ~ous i n 5 Code Division of Bu ild i ng Dc?artme11t m1 13ou l e vard i n Iledf ord - P i,,e U. R. Pro j ec t February 1. 'fr,e U. R . p roj e ct i s st i ll i n s u r ve:r- a 1,d p l a:-rnin.s st2ge . f . A l i s t i s a va ilab le i n Eous ing Res o ur c es Comrn i tt e e o f fic e of 1 0 3 un i ts on Bou l e v a r d whic n t h e u ,m e r s i1ave s t cJ.t C:: ci t Ley ·-: i s h to s e ll . i-18 ,.,,,ant s t o se ll , T a po t e ;, ~i a l r:r,v'°': ,.~ "·c'"'t c,, , t~,E: s i te (a. j:, 1; r-c;;i:-:-,at e l y ? GO u r. i ts i Lvclve c. ) c:0rm::er,ccri ~ur i n g Nove mber; ile cembe r a n d J anuar y , 1 52 9 unit s we r e r ehab i l itat ed by t he ho us i n~ Code Div ; no r e~o r ts jro v i d e d s i r, c e ( It es f - 1 5 ) . i n Wes t End U, R. Pro j e ct h a ve b e en reh a b i lit a t ed by t he hou s in g Put hority . (It em F- 16 ), 1 2G u ~ i ts ii . Deve l opers ,-;il l hs.v e t o provi de a sub s tan t i a l p o r tion of t he proz; r al"'i on s mall scatt e r ed s it e s . I. l!o p rop o sal ha s y e t bee n mad e for cons t ru cti on o f un its ( e ven 1 be d r oo~ ) t o r e nt fo r as low a s $ 5 0 , 00 fCr month . T~e Cit y ' s i r eat est ne~d i s in t r,e $3 0 . 00 - $50 . 00 1,e r mon t h r e nta l r a ng e . Chc: r le s A. :-:ue l l e r Cor:ip a ri i c s of Jon e s b oro is pr omot i ng th e S,;eat E':i.ui t y Pro::_; r a.r.1 ( Fi if, ilist.:n:,d ;-;-,o r te;a 6 e ) •.-hereby t he p urc hase r ea rns th e bulk of h i s do wn pi.:'Ym e nt ti1ro ugr1 cleaE i n;:; , p aint i n[; a nd l a r,dsc o.µ in.; . 1i2.tioi'l a l liomes Corp . of Lafa::,-et-:=e , I1:c . r,l : ced on t h e Darke t f et . 1, 1 96 7 , a 80 0 S . f . ( O. S . c: i mens i o n s ) ~ -bedr o om , pr e f ab ric a te d , r eass e~b l ~d pane l, si ng l e fam i ~ - ho c se to reta i i ( ~:c.er FE _ 221 d ( 2 ) ) fo r abou t $8 , 00 0 . 00 ( e xcl us ive o f l a n d ), p l us a 96 s .r . ( I . S . d i me n s ions ) s t ora~e bu i ld i n~ nan ufa ct u r ed by Arrow i~e tal ?ro~ucts CcrJ , Price i n c lude s p l umb in g , e l ec t ricu l , h eati n g un i t , stove f, refri g era tor . ]louse c au be comp l e tely ass e mb l e d i n 8 5 ma n ,,o ur s ; wants au i:i.ori t/ t o erect i n P.t l &n ta . Est a b l i shmen t o f S?e cia l z on i n~ d i s tr ic t s f or 1 011 c o s t pre fa b s a p;,ea r s to b e t he mos t p l a u sabl e so l uti0n . f.dr i an l!or:ie s Corp . lias propos ed a pre.fob to re tail fo r about $ 7 ,'.JOO j;J.L .1 s lanu , f ouu da ti o n , clos inl a nd ;;css .i blyt a pp i ng f ee s , ,J . ( 1 ) l' :_rst there ( 2 ) Jo~rn be low Y. . Tr,feirmat io!l /ol'tgaJe Adv i sary Corpora tion i s int c r c st ec: i ·. pro vi d i ng ?u CLJ.gc f i nanc i r.g t o de v e l op e rs , eSi'e c i ally cor,struct i on lcanG ; clair..s t;1a.t are r:o :'.. e[;a l ur stanc.:l:J fees or hie.den c lia r~es a11c1 no cle ~;os i t re ,1ui r0 cl . ..-ilood f, Co ., Inc . , One '.·/,i l l St ., ;;ew York , i 1; i n.:crC::s t ccl i n f i nari cing Fk\ i-,ro j cc t l oans a 11d also cunstructior, fi ;-:a:ic iu[; on L: A LLl c. ( 3 ), marke t rate , construct i o n l ~ac s . i. 3 welcomed as to c hant;e s , aud i t i or,s o r c~eletio1, s i n rr:atcr i al cor;tai11ed 111 t;iis rq:..or t . ( Call 5:!2 -Lt L!u3 , Lxt . 430) . �i,p ril 20 , 1 % 7 SUi·'.i-:/1F.Y Estima te Avail&.b l e l'!o . Uni ts 1 S6 7 1%8 1 969 Firr:1 355 6 (1 3 12 ) ( 1928 ) ( 316 ) Proba b le 355 3 7109 In_ Sig ht (1 68 1 ) (1 31 2 ) ( 36(J9 ) ( 6 72 ) ( SSS ) Cat egory Total ·· Be ing Considered 4569 Goubtful 30 88 Total Prop osed 14 , 766 1 S7 CJ ( 500 ) ( 5()0 ) 1971 (7 GO ) ( 7 00 ) of Hhich 6 , 504 un i ts , p r e vious c ons_i dered li ke ly , are current ly in serio u s d i ff iculty due ;_:ir i mar i ly to o b j e ction s from va ri ous sources as t o lo c c.'.t i ons . In add ition , 178 2 un its l1ave been re hab ilitated and 1424 units are p roposed for re hab il i tat i on . i:I nc l udes 1 1 1f0 units of P . 1-i. + 144 units l eased for P . H. ·-·· 0.143.215.248.55 16:33, 29 December 2017 (EST) ~~<>1,J.]_6-, r-,alcolm D. Jone"' Su; erviso r of Ins~ e ction s~rvices Enclosure : Sur:1~nary of PuLli c rous i n3 i n /,t l anta �Aj?ril 20, 1 96 7 SU Hl·iARY OF PU BLIC !:OUSING IN AT LAliTA Units in operation - fi lle d . 88 74 1140 Uni ts i n Deve l opment s tage, as follo1-1s : ( 650 ) Un i ts off Nc Dan i el St , , in Rawson - Wa s h ingt on U. R. Proj e ct ( scheduled for crnnpl et i on by June 30 , (248) by Oct , 1 67 (402 ) by M~rch 1 68 _ ( 350 ) Un i ts in Thoma svi l l e U, R , Pro j e ct ( 40 ) l Bedroom (16 for e l derl y ) ( 120 ) 2 Bedroom ( 80 ) 3 Bedroom ( 80 ) 4 Be droom ( 30 ) 5 Be droom ( HO ) 1200 300 1 60 ) Now in hahd s of arc hi t e ct . Cannot a dvertise unt il a out May 15 . 2- 1/ 2 - 3 DO~t hs a dd itional Le fore construct i on cian start , 12 mont hs , a t least , a dd itional for construction , Will try to ha ve part deliver ed befor e f i nal. Units, Per1°y Homes F.:xt e ns ion - Sout~ cf rroct er Creek , · ( 78) 3 Bedroom ( li 6 ) 4 Bedroom Bi ds ope ned t a r ch 7, 1 96 7 . ( 16 ) 5 Bedrooin Estimat e 18 months to construct . Units pr eviously allocated - Pr oposed Turn Key ( a ll t e nta ti ve l y pl edged ), Un it s alloca ted for propos e~ purc has e or l eas e ( On l y possiLility fo r a dditi onal Pu blic Eou sing un its i r1 occupancy by mi ci -1.967; can only be t ur ned over f or Pub li c Hou s i n 6 occ u~ancy a s bec or:ie va c ant ). ": :r, Units under l e a se i44 ..... ( GS u1 it s , I:u r J?hY Apt s .. ; 48 un i ts , TEr.r. e s s ean Cc:w;ions ; 31 un i t s , Si ms ::ado.ox ' s Apt s , a t Cap i to l a nd Vi nar a , re qu i re r eha b ilitatio n ,) 2640~·, Tot a l add itiona l pl anne d ( as i n di c ated a bcve ) 300(;:': !iC!w Allocat ion - Propos e d Turn Key , an nounced FcLruary 24 . f,f,j,;ro ved. Ly BC: , of Al c:ermer. Dc c crr.b er 20 , l S66 , ( 300 t erd:a t i v eiy i,- l ed.:_:;ea ) ~Tota l a ddi tiona l un it s ~reje c t ed ( 5640 ) 14 , 514 l:.r.cl : Tot a l Potent i a l Re: se: rva. t ion uy l i\Ji) � 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 18, Folder 11, Document 39 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/1beca4569f28dc34b48c182e29301451.pdf 39b53df8873d48cd7122545469c5a2cc Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. i Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal . w. dv n.c nt Of Clot> d Peopl COPY t yaUJY eonv n.1 nc will nvit f !cd . . t ·o t . witb yo~ ¢ · .itt _. and itte wh you think ould b to ttend. COPY Out> C 0\U'CO COPY vb ¢0 1 COPY 1tt C . tnit t � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Pebruary 27, 1967 Dr. Albert H. Davis, President National Association For The Advancement Of Colored People 859-1/2 Hunter Street N.W. Atlanta, Gépngia, 30314 Bear Dr. Davis: Thank you for your letter of February 22, 1967 concerning the NAACP's iaterest in housing. 68o that you will not feel that I ignored your telegram, I would inform you that I called it to the attention of the Housing Resources Committee at the organizational meeting of that group and publicaily invited further information from the NAACP. At year convenience I will be glad to meet with your committee and will invite any members of the committee whom you think would be bene~ ficial to attend. We will be glad to exchange membership lists with your committee. En- closed is a list of the membership of the Housing Resources Committee and the panels te which they ave assigned. I plan to be out of the city March 1 through the 6th and again on the Sth. Otherwise I am available to set up a meeting at your con- venience, In the meantime I have referred your resolutions to Dean Williem S. Jackson who is Chairman of the Social Probleme Panel of the Housing Resources Committee. Sincerely, Ceeil A. Alexander Chairman, Housing Resources Committee vb enel: cc: Mayor Ivan Allen, Sie De. Sanford &. Atwood Dr. Benjamin E. Mays  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 18, Folder 11, Document 38 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3fa15617bad749a4b923e42376697d2b.pdf c11db1e75e517e623f37bfd0101adf14 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HOUSING RESOURCES COMMI TTEE C ITY HAL L ATLANTA, G A. 30303 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 Room 1204, City Hall IVAN ALLE N, J R., MAYOR .May 23, 1967 R. EARL LANDERS, Adm inistrative Assistant MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secret ary DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Direct or of Governmental Liaison Dear Commi ttee Member: The next mont hl y mee tine of the Exec utive Gro up of the Housing Resources Committee (whi ch woul d normally be held on June 1 ) will be held at 10: 00 A. H. , Wednesday, Hay 31, i n Corn."Tlitt e e Room Ill, Se cond Fl oor, City Hall. We e specially hope t hat you can at tend this meet ing . The low cost housine; progr am i s currentl y runni ng int o some ma j or difficul ties which I need t o discuss seriously with you, wi t h view t o adopting a policy position of the Commi t tee as a whole and pl anning ·a cour se of action to pursue . We will have at t he meeting ba sic f actual dat a on whi ch t o base our conclus ions and I hope also a list of l an d tracts i n t he City by s i ze and l oc ation whi ch are appropriately zoned f or constructi on of mul t i-family housing . We still have not been i nforme d as t o the f ollowi ng : Le gal Panel - Chairman and Vi ce - Chairman Public Hous ing Panel - Chai rman and Vice - Chairman Land Acquis ition Pane l - Chai rman and Vi ce -Chairman Social Problems Panel - Vice -Chairman Pl ease be pr ep ar ed to provide us at the mee t ing with appropriate information on the above . Also pl eas e l et us know on the enclose d r et urn address postal card i f you plan to attend t he meeting or, in t he event you c annot attend, t he name of s ome ot her membe r of your panel who will repre sent you at t he meeting. Sincerely, .,,.,,..... ' ~ /7 . . . - -~ ~ ?~ - t? c{~ ~ ~ Ce ci l A. Al exander Chairman Encl: Re t urn address postal c ard. � 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 gn TTIW 7 A TIT A te TRY f% : pr ,frn P®s o * £4, Needy, ae a che” Dicincthes: sects ‘chats “Rb antteiindle whe HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE CITY HALL ATLANTA, GA. 30903 Tel. 522-4463 Area Code 404 Room 120), City Hall IVAN ALLEN, JR., MAYOR i ~ f May 235 1907 R. EARL LANDERS, Administrative Assistant MRS. ANN M. MOSES, Executive Secretary DAN E. SWEAT, JR., Director of Governmental Liaison Dear Committee Member: The next monthly meeting of the Executive Group of the Housing Resources Committee (which would normally be held on June 1) will be held at 10:00 A.M., Wednesday, May 31, in Committee Room #1, Second Floor, City Hall. We especially hope that you can attend this meeting. The low cost housing program is currently running into some major difficulties which I need to discuss seriously with you, with view to adopting a policy position of the Committee 28 a whole and planning ‘a course of action to pursue. We will have at the meeting basic factual data on which to base our conclusions and I hope also a list of land tracts in the City by size and location which are appropriately zoned for construction of multi-family housing. We still have not been informed as to the following: Legal Panel - Chairman and Vice-Chairman Public Housing Panel - Chairman and Vice-Chairman Land Acquisition Panel - Chairmen and Vice-Chairman Social Problems Panel - Vice-Chairman Please be prepared to provide us at the meeting with appropriate information on the above. Also please let us know on the enclosed return address postal card if you plan to attend the meeting or, in the event you cannot attend, the name of some other member of your panel who will represent you at the meeting. Sincerely, Stace? fo Cll entearee~__ Cecil A, Alexander Chairman Enel: Return address postal card.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 18, Folder 11, Document 37 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d4033b2f50c74e652caca94450c627a8.pdf cf72fff6f865076ed9630e371f710bda Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HOUSING RESOURCES COMMI TTEE Room 1204 City Hall Tel. 522-4463, Ext. 430 May 4, 1967 The Executive Group of the Housing Resources Committee, recently establ ished by Mayor Allen to promote and facilitate construction of low and medium cost housing in Atlanta, held its regular monthly meeting today in the City Hall. Cecil A. Alexander, I '·! Chair man, Dr. Sanford Atwood, President of Emory University . and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, President of Morehouse College, Co-Chairmen of the Committee, were unable to att end . The Executive Group (consisting of the Chairmen of the nine working panels into whi ch the overall Committee is organized) studied a recently prepared Committee report on the status of the current housing program. submitted by various developers. It is summarized as follows: No. Units 1967 Firm 3556 (1312) Probable 3553 Category ',7109 In Sight Total Being Considered 4569 Doubtful 3088 Total Proposed The report contained 71 proposals (1312) Estimate When Available 1968 1969 1970 (1928) (316) (1681) (672) (500) (700) (3609) (988) (500) (700) 14, 766 of which 6504 uni ts ( 1243 listed in the· Firm c ategory , 3409 in the Being Considered category and 1852 now included in the Doubtful category) previously considered likely, are cur~ently in serious difficulty of materializing due primarily to objections from various sources as to proposed locations. Includes 1140 units of Public Housing , plus 144 existing units leased for Public Housing. In addition, 1782 units have been rehabilitated since October under the Housing Code. The goals established by the City for the program are 16,800 units by the end of 1971, consisting of 9800 units during 1967 and 1968 and 2333 units during each of the succeeding three years. The principal difficulties currently confronting the Committee in developing the program are the following : (a) General objection by single family home owners to multi-family units ' ' ' being built anywhere near them, even though the multi-family construction may be a very high type of cooperative sales housing for purchase and occupancy by family unit s and presold before construction begins. l ' ·I I I �. . ~ . -2(b) Difficulty in getting sufficient suitable tracts appropriately zoned, because of objections from residents of the areasinvolved. (c) Persistent efforts by certain groups to effect the spreading of low and medium income housing tnroughout all sectors of the City, even though suitable tracts of land may not be available in some areas to developers at prices which make .! construction of such housing economically feasible. (d) .:1 ,I Recently announced policy by HUD discouraging the location of ,I public housing in areas of racial concentration. ,, (e) Conservatism by FHA on approving projects in certain areas, to I insure against the possibility of over-building the market in any portions of the City. (f) Discouragement on the part of promoters and developers faced with the above indicated problems. The combination of these problems is slowing down the program substantially and, if continued, will make the goals very difficult to attain. ,· .·.·1 ( ' .. -· .·· ···.' , ....... I . ~ • ~ .' ·:· ·. :··: . '.,• \ .. .. 1•. . :,. ' , ,. . . ' ' ... -~-:.. ..... ,, .. .. . ,, (. . l I ·, ..: . .. \ ·,, I , ,.. - . ... . ' .,i' 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 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Room 1204 City Hall Tel, 522-4463, Ext. 430 May 4, 1967 The Executive Group of the Housing Resources Committee, recently established by Mayor Allen to promote and facilitate construction of low and medium cost housing in Atlanta, held its regular monthly meeting today in the City Hall. Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman, Dr. Sanford Atwood, President of Emory University. and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, President of Morehouse College, Co-Chairmen of the Committee, were unable to attend. The Executive Group (consisting of the Chairmen of the nine working panels into which the overall Committee is organized) studied a recently prepared Committee report on the status of the current housing program. The report contained 71 proposals submitted by various developers. It is summarized as follows: Estimate When Available Category No. Units . 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 Firm 3556 (1312) (1928) (316) - - Probable 3553 - (1681) (672) (500) (700) Total *7109 In Sight (1312) (3609) (988) (500) (700) Being Considered 4569 Doubtful 3088 Total Proposed 14,766 of which 6504 units (1243 listed in the Firm category, 3409 in the Being Considered category and 1852 now included in the Doubtful category) previously considered likely, are currently in serious difficulty of materializing due primarily to objections from various sources as to proposed locations. *Includes 1140 units of Public Housing, plus 144 existing units leased for Public Housing. In addition, 1782 units have been rehabilitated since October under the Housing Code, The goals established by the City for the program are 16,800 units by the end of 1971, consisting of 9800 units during 1967 and 1968 and 2333 units during each of the succeeding three years. The principal difficulties currently confronting the Committee in developing the program are the following: (a) General objection by single family home owners to multi-family units being built anywhere near them, even though the multi-family construction may be a very high type of cooperative sales housing for purchase and occupancy by family units and presold before construction begins. 29= (b) Difficulty in getting sufficient suitable tracts appropriately zoned, because of objections from residents of the areaSinvolved. (c) Persistent efforts by certain groups to effect the spreading of low and medium income housing throughout all sectors of the City, even though suitable tracts of land may not be available in some areas to developers at prices which make construction of such housing economically feasible, (d) Recently announced policy by HUD discouraging the location of public housing in areas of racial concentration. (e) Conservatism by FHA on approving projects in certain areas, to insure against the possibility of over-building the market in any portions of the City. (f) Discouragement on the part of promoters and developers faced with the above indicated problems, The combination of these problems is slowing down the program substantially and, if continued, will make the goals very difficult to attain.  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 18, Folder 11, Document 36 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3e19f3adec91a5825ecefb11c1ae085f.pdf 063611796393d1f598b1e705047eb711 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. MINUTES HOUSING RESOURCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING MAY 4, 1967 Members of the Housing Resources Committee Executive Group met on Thur sday, May 4, 1967, at 10:00 a . m. i_n City Hall. The following members were present: Mr. Dale Clark, Publi c Information Panel Dean William S. J ackson, Social Problems Panel Mr. J. E. Land, Land Acquisition Panel Mr . Archer D. Smith, III, Legal Panel Mr. Edwin L. Sterne, Public Housing Panel Mr. Hall Ware, Finance and Non-Profit Funds Panel Mr. John C. Wilson, Financ e and Non-Profit Funds Panel Mr. Robert Winn, Cons tructi on and Design Panel The Business Participation Panel was not represented at the rn.eeting. Col. Malcolm Jones presided in the Chairman's absen c e . Col. Jones explained that this was the second in a series of monthly meetings designed to bring the Committee members up to date on the progress of the progra1n. He then asked each of the panel representatives to make a report on the action taken by their respective panels. Finance and Non-Profit Funds Panel - Mr. Wilson and Mr. Ware explained that the Committee is actively engaged in developing a local funding group to provide "seed" money to promote low cost housing. Preliminary discussions have been held and material from other such organizations is being reviewed. Social Problems Panel - Dean Jackson reported that this panel has met to organize their group and has discussed some of the broad areas to be encompassed by the panel. Two main decisions came out of this meeting: 1. The panel should have representation from the community itself and, therefore, two new members have been added. They are: Dr. Charles F. Schwab , President, Protestant Welfare and Social Services, Inc., and Mr. Erwin Stevens, Chairman, Citizens Central Advisory Committee, Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. 2. The panel felt it would be helpful to develop some guidelines as to what is anticipated as goals for adequate living. �Page Two Dean Jackson added that one of his cl a sses is p r es e ntly conducting a surve y of the attitudes of families living in the vicinity of the B e dford-Pine a r e a to be completed by t h e e nd of this month. If anyt hing h e lpf ul comes out of the study it will b e sha red wit h the Committee . Land Acquisition P a nel - Mr. L a nd reported that this pane l is still in t he process of thoroughly organizing. H ow e ver, as a r e sult of the first m e e t ing it was decided that two or three real estate men would be added to the g roup and this is in process a t present. Meetings are planned with the Atlanta Housing Authority and the Federal Housing Administration. Construction and D es i gn Panel - Mr. Winn reported that three archite c t s have been obtained to work with the panel in carrying out its functions. The pan el members have organized and have scheduled regular monthly meetings and are be ginning to plan t heir program. L e g al P a n e l - Mr. Smith, re p re senting M r. W e ltner , state d that two a ttorn e ys have b ee n adde d t o as s i st i n t h e w ork of the panel. They are: Mr. Arche r D. Smith, III, Attorney, H a rmon & Thackston, and Mr. Norm.an L. Underwood, Attorne y, Sanders, H es t er & Holley. The panel members ar e working in t h re e ar e as a t the pres ent t ime: 1. 2. 3. R esearch and examina tion of the l a ws d ealing wit h F H A hous ing , p articularly the re quis ite s fo r obtaining F HA grants and loans; S t u d y of comp l a ints and problems conc ernin g the enfor ceme nt of the Housin g Code ; and Re s earch into t h e part of the l aw par tic ul a r ly conc e rne d with t h e Gr ant a nd L o an Pr o gra m (for reh a bilita tion of sub -standard housing ) b e i n g r e stri c ted to Urb a n R e newal and Cod e E nfo r c ement areas . Public Hrus i ng Panel - M r . S tern e re porte d tha t this p anel h a s met on c e and at that meeting the members w ere gen e rally ac quain t ed with w h a t i s going on in public h o using. Mr . S terne tol d t h e group o f m a n y o f the pr o gram.s the Housing Aut ho rity i s p re sen t ly engaged i n . Publi c Informati on Panel - Mr . Clark r ep orted that the panel members have met and that he also me t with C ol. Jon e s and Mr. Alexander for a brie fing on the overall program. He stated that h i s concept of this panel's function is one of informing the general public and to report full y through the news 1nedia what the Committee is doi ng , and that unt il s ome definite action i s taken by the Committee and the functi on o f the C ommi ttee i s a l ittl e better focused, this panel will not be a ble to really move for w ard on their program. �Page Three ~Col. Jones then distributed up-to-date copies of the Inventory of the various housing projects which have been proposed and provided members of the press with a sum.mary of this report. He reviewed the summary with the co1nmittee and discussed in detail some of the problems the committee is encountering in getting these projects underway. The major problems include: 1. Attitude of home owners toward apartment units; 2. Zoning; and 3. Determination of the location of housing {HUD prefers that such housing not be located in areas of racial concentration). The group discussed possible solutions to these problems but no positive decisions were reached. Col. Jones also told the group of a meeting Mr. Alexander has requested for a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen for the purpose of inviting builders and developers to appear before them to discuss their problems from their points of view. He added that it would be helpful to have some members of the Executive Group at this meeting also. Mr. Land of the Land Acquisition Panel said that his panel would definitely be represented at the meeting. Col. Jones requested each of the panels to elect permanent Chairmen and Vice Chairmen as soon as possible, if they have not already done so, and to advise him who has been elected. Mr. Clark told the Executive Group members that his panel (Public Information) is always open to committee members for any suggestions or recommendations as to how the public information program -can help further the goals of the Committee. He also recommended to Col. Jones that the information contained in :: the summary of the problem areas be made available to the press. Col. Jones agreed with Mr. Clark and advised that he would take up this matter with Mr. Alexander. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 11:30 a. m. Respectfully submitted, ~<-.42c-~-.!!!:..--t)-o. u -Q ____, Malcolm D. Jones ,_ Supervisor of Inspection Service :3 � 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 MINUTES | i HOUSING RESOURCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING MAY 4, 1967 Members of the Housing Resources Committee Executive Group met on Thursday, May 4, 1967, at 10:00 a.m. in City Hall. The following members were present: Mr. Dale Clark, Public Information Panel Dean William S. Jackson, Social Problems Panel Mr. J. E. Land, Land Acquisition Panel Mr. Archer D. Smith, III, Legal Panel Mr. Edwin L. Sterne, Public Housing Panel Mr. Hall Ware, Finance and Non-Profit Funds Panel Mr. John C. Wilson, Finance and Non-Profit Funds Panel Mr. Robert Winn, Construction and Design Panel The Business Participation Panel was not represented at the meeting. Col. Malcolm Jones presided in the Chairman's absence. Col. Jones explained that this was the second in a series of monthly meetings designed to bring the Committee members up to date on the progress of the program. He then asked each of the panel representatives to make a report on the action taken by their respective panels. Finance and Non-Profit Funds Panel - Mr. Wilson and Mr. Ware explained that the Committee is actively engaged in developing a local funding group to provide ''seed'' money to promote low cost housing. Preliminary discussions have been held and material from other such organizations is being reviewed, Social Problems Panel - Dean Jackson reported that this panel has met to organize their group and has discussed some of the broad areas to be encompassed by the panel. Two main decisions came out of this meeting: l. The panel should have representation from the community itself and, therefore, two new members have been added. They are: Dr. Charles F. Schwab, President, Protestant Welfare and Social Services, Inc., and Mr. Erwin Stevens, Chairman, Citizens Central Advisory Committee, Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. 2. The panel felt it would be helpful to develop some guidelines as to what is anticipated as goals for adequate living. Page Two Dean Jackson added that one of his classes is presently conducting a survey of the attitudes of families living in the vicinity of the Bedford-Pine area to be completed by the end of this month. If anything helpful comes out of the study it will be shared with the Committee. Land Acquisition Panel - Mr. Land reported that this panel is still in the process of thoroughly organizing. However, as a result of the first meeting it was decided that two or three real estate men would be added to the group and this is in process at present. Meetings are planned with the Atlanta Housing Authority and the Federal Housing Administration. Construction and Design Panel - Mr. Winn reported that three architects have been obtained to work with the panel in carrying out its functions. The panel members have organized and have scheduled regular monthly meetings and are beginning to plan their program. Legal Panel - Mr. Smith, representing Mr. Weltner, stated that two attorneys have been added to assist in the work of the panel. They are: Mr. Archer D. Smith, III, Attorney, Harmon & Thackston, and Mr. Norman L. Underwood, Attorney, Sanders, Hester & Holley. The panel members are working in three areas at the present time: 1. Research and examination of the laws dealing with FHA housing, particularly the requisites for obtaining FHA grants and loans; 2. Study of complaints and problems concerning the enforcement of the Housing Code; and 3. Research into the part of the law particularly concerned with the Grant and Loan Program (for rehabilitation of sub-standard housing) being restricted to Urban Renewal and Code Enforcement areas. Public Housing Panel ~- Mr. Sterne reported that this panel has met once and at that meeting the members were generally acquainted with what is going on in public housing. Mr. Sterne told the group of many of the programs the Housing Authority is presently engaged in. Public Information Panel - Mr. Clark reported that the panel members have met and that he also met with Col. Jones and Mr. Alexander for a briefing on the overall program. He stated that his concept of this panel's function is one of informing the general public and to report fully through the news media what the Committee is doing, and that until some definite action is taken by the Committee and the function of the Committee is a little better focused, this panel will not be able to really move forward on their program. Page Three Col. Jones then distributed up-to-date copies of the Inventory of the various housing projects which have been proposed and provided members of the press with a summary of this report. He reviewed the summary with the committee and discussed in detail some of the problems the committee is encountering in getting these projects underway. The major problems include: 1. Attitude of home owners toward apartment units; 2. Zoning; and 3. Determination of the location of housing (HUD prefers that such housing not be located in areas of racial concentration). The group discussed possible solutions to these problems but no positive decisions were reached. Col. Jones also told the group of a meeting Mr. Alexander has requested for a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen for the purpose of inviting builders and developers to appear before them to discuss their problems from their points of view. He added that it would be helpful to have some members of the Executive Group at this meeting also. Mr. Land of the Land Acquisition Panel said that his panel would definitely be represented at the meeting. Col. Jones requested each of the panels to elect permanent Chairmen and Vice Chairmen as soon as possible, if they have not already done so, and to advise him who has been elected. Mr. Clark told the Executive Group members that his panel (Public Information) is always open to committee members for any suggestions or recommendations as to how the public information program :can help further the goals of the Committee. He also recommended to Col. Jones that the information contained in:the summary of the problem areas be made available to the press. Col. Jones agreed with Mr. Clark and advised that he would take up this matter with Mr. Alexander. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 11:30 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Dy yp ay A Aelle wor mS \ Cutt - ney Malcolm D. Jones Supervisor of Inspection Services  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 18, Folder 11, Document 35 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6d93a9e890142bc0c41f9dd188f411d9.pdf 1f7a85e0583fba55da5f1a904fb88c18 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. BESSEMER PROPERTIES, INCORPORATED Two PE A CH TR EE STR E ET, S U IT E 3400 ATLANTA , GEORGIA 30303 TELEPHONE 404•523 -25 18 ~ May 17, 1967 The Honorable Ivan Alle n, Jr. Mayor of the City of Atlanta Atlanta, Geor g ia Dear Mayor Allen: Just a note to thank you for your h e lp with the Lord & Taylor matter. I b e li e v e you h ave h e a r d di rect fr om t h e m that city cooper ation was most h e lpf ul. T h e tax a ss e ssors we r e mos t c oope r a tive a s well, and ope n e d suffici e nt files to complete ly assur e th e m of the ir position. A gain, my thanks and w e hope thi s p r oj e ct w i ll b e broug h t t o a s u ccessful conc lusion, w h ich will be a credit to the City. Sincer e l y , JHC:rp CC: Mr. C e cil Alexand er � 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 BESSEMER PROPERTIES, INCORPORATED Two PEACHTREE STREET, Suite 3400 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 TELEPHONE 404-523-2518 = May 17, 1967 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor of the City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: Just a note to thank you for your help with the Lord & Taylor matter, I believe you have heard direct from them that city co- operation was most helpful. The tax assessors were most cooperative as well, and opened sufficient files to completely assure them of their position. Again, my thanks and we hope this project will be brought to a successful conclusion, which will be a credit to the City. Sincerely, bel H. i Boek anager JHC:rp CG: Mr. Gecil Alexander  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 18, Folder 11, Document 34 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/3829d8d7dec287f3ff067e3333bb4268.pdf 08d9647b587853791ec23a76f0e1000c Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal y 161 1967 ·It' . Rodney M. Cook COPY 34 10th trot . ,E. Atlant . , Geo~gia, 030 COPY Siner l y , COPY ~~L~C il A. Al COPY X&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 Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal ‘May 16, 1967 Mr. Rodney M. Cook 34 10th Street N.E£. Atlanta, Georgia, 30309 Dear Mr. Cook: This is to assure you that our firm has no architectural or financial relationship with any developer involved in any low cost housing in the City of Atlanta. All relationship with Nr, David Rosen's Roekdale Project was dissolved when I assumed the Chairmanship of the Housing Resources Committee. He then appointed another Atlanta architect. There are no financial arrangements between our firm or me and Mr. Rosen. With the exception of the Atlanta Housing Authority Ga. 6-17, which we were already designing at the time I assumed the Chairmanship, we are not available as architects for any housing under the present program. Any judgement my Committee may be called on to make in the choice of developers on any project will be made on the basis of the worth of the project. By withdrawing as architects for low cost housing I have given plain evidence of my intention to act without prejudice. Sincerely, Cecil A. vb ec; Mayor Ivan Allen, ei Mr. Leroy Johnson My. Q. V. Williamson Mr. M. B. Satterfield  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 18, Folder 11, Document 33 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/c4990e94268856e84c4e5cc868986658.pdf 57fc6a51de6f65aebb28aae2e0f05a12 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal May 16 , 1 967 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr ., Mayor City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia Dear Ivan: Many thanks for the help with Lord & Taylor . Joel Cowan feels that your interest has been most helpful in his negotiations. Sincerel y, ~ Cecil A. Alexander vb James H,Finch, F,A.I.A. Cecil A, Alexander, F.A.l,A, Miller 0. Barnes, A.I.A, Bernard B, Rothschild, f.A.1.A. F.C.S.I. Caraker0. Paschal, A,1,A. ASSOCIATES Robert 0. Ahlslrand, R,A. Sidney S. Daniell, A.A, Ira Graybofl Thomas 6. Joyce, A.I.A. H. KingMcCain, N.S.P.f. J.J. McDonough Architects Engineers Interior Designers William L. Pulgram, A.I.A. 44 Broad Street N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Phone 688-3313 John Steinichen, A.I.A. Terry-Hutchens Bldg., Huntsville, Ala. 35801 Phone 539-9648 � 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 James Hl, Finch, FAA. Gecll A, Alexander, F.ALA, Miller 0. Barnes, A.A, Bernard B, Rothschild, FALA. FES. Garaker 0. Paschal, AA. ASSOCIATES Robert 0, Abistrand, R.A, Sidney S. Daniell, R.A, {ra Grayboff Thomas 6. Joyee, ALA. H. King MeCain, W.5.P.E. J.J. MeGenough William L. Palgram, ALLA. John Steinichen, ALA, May 16, 1967 Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr., Mayor City of Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia Dear Ivan: Many thanks for the help with Lord & Taylor. Joel Cowan feels that your interest has been most helpful in his negotiations. Sincerely, Cecil A. Alexander vb *, Architects Engineers Interior Designers 44 Broad Street N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Phone 688-3313 Terry-Hutchens Bldg., Huntsville, Ala. 35801 Phone 539-9648  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 18, Folder 11, Document 32 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/aa6fc59ebe707a46c77f452af8730ec3.pdf 6a55664ca8fafb1aa5cb725b733c1ea9 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. EDWIN L. STERNE M. B. SATTERFIELD CH AIRMA N EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ANO SECRETARY GEORGE S. CR A FT CARLTON GARRETT VICE CH AI RM AN DIRECTOR OF FINANCE J. B . SLA YTON GILBERT H. BOGGS DIRECTOR OF HOUSING JOHN 0. CHILES GEORGE R . SANDER FRANK G. ETHERIDGE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR 82" HURT BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 JACKSON 3-6074 May 17, 1967 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor of the City of Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: This replies to your letter of May 10 transmitting copy of a memorandum submitted by the Housing Resources Committee and requesting our specific comments on items 5, 6 and 9. These comments are as follows: (5) We are unaware of any offers for sale by owners of 103 units on Boulevard resulting from housing code inspections. As a general rule it is not financially feasible to acquire old housing by purchase since necessary financing of the resulting project must extend over a 40 year life. It is preferable to lease units in such buildings since the economics usually do not justify purchase. (6) At the present time negotiations are proceeding concerning the leasing of units in four additional separate sites. We hope t o be able to add to the total number of units now under lease. The great difficulty is the l ow vacancy rate in housing of acceptab l e standard in the Atlanta area, which has resulted in an attitude by most landlords that there is no financial advantage t o them to enter into a lease agreement with the Housing Authority since they already have extensive waiting lists and are n o t having to make improvements that possibly would be required under the Housing Authority leasing program. �Mayor Allen ~age 2 May 17, 1967 The Housing Authority representative is devoting ample time to the investigation of all available leads. All real estate firms listed in the Yellow Pages have been circularized as well as members of the two real estate boards. Constant visual investigations are made in trips to various sections of the city to find out where vacancies might be in existence. The processing of individual tenant leases for occupancy of units in private housing is not greatly time consuming since it only averages about thirty minutes per tenant. It i s considere d very important for the leasing represent a tive to make very frequent checks of existing leased housing to make sure that the public housing tenants are living up to their obligations affecting the care of the premises, etc. If this program can b e controlled so that private landlords see that public housing tenants are better than average tenants this should h a ve a n importa nt impact on t he availabil i ty of addi tiona l units f or l e as e . Althou gh the numb e r of le a s e d sites h a s not increased in the past few weeks, the number of public housing tenants has had a steady growth as dwelling units have become available in pres e nt locati ons. (9 ) Redu c ti on i n minimum p ri ce of sing l e family l o t s fo r sal e in the Thoma sville Urban Redev e lopme nt P ro j ec t b e l ow the ir cu r r ent minimum has been c ons i dered i n t he pas t. The staff is of t h e opinion tha t such reduction would not encourage the deve l opment of t he se lots b e c a use: (a ) The p r ice a s n ow s e t is l e ss t han the value of the lots shoul d t he de v e l oper ac qu i re l and at reasonable price and prov ide the stree t s , utilities , and other ameni ties as provided by this p r o j e ct. (b) The Federal Housi n g Admi nis tra t ion will a ll ow as land valu e onl y the amou nt actual ly paid to us by the deve l oper. Therefore, any redu ction in the price of the land wouldmly res ul t in a redu ct i on in the amount of the loan unde rwritt e n by FHA . At the moment it appears to us the greatest opportunity for provision of additional units for low income famili e s l i e s in �Mayor Allen Page 3 _May 17, 1 967 the 221D-3 Program, and hopefully in increasing the number of units leased for public housing use, although the latter does not increase total housing supply. Sincerely yours, .Lzz- M. B. Satterfield Executive Director MBS/fm � 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 @ Ae ’ Z — 2 27 ly ee M. B. SATTERFIELD EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND SECRETARY EDWIN L. STERNE CHAIRMAN GEORGE S. CRAFT VICE CHAIRMAN CARLTON GARRETT DIRECTOR OF FINANCE GILBERT H. BOGGS DIRECTOR OF HOUSING J. B. BLAYTON JOHN O. CHILES GEORGE R. SANDER FRANK G. ETHERIDGE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR 824 HURT BUILDING ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 JAcKsON 3-6074 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor of the City of Atlanta City Hall Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: This replies to your letter of May 10 transmitting copy of a memorandum submitted by the Housing Resources Committee and requesting our specific comments on items 5, 6 and 9. These comments are as follows: (5) We are unaware of any offers for sale by owners of 103 units on Boulevard resulting from housing code inspections. As a general rule it is not financially feasible to acquire old housing by purchase since necessary financing of the resulting project must extend over a 0 year life. It is preferable to lease units in such buildings since the economics usually do not justify purchase. (6) At the present time negotiations are proceeding concerning the leasing of units in four additional separate sites. We hope to be able to add to the total number of units now under lease. The great difficulty is the low vacancy rate in housing of acceptable standard in the Atlanta area, which has resulted in an attitude by most landlords that there is no financial advantage to them to enter into a lease agreement with the Housing Authority since they already have extensive waiting lists and are not having to make improvements that possibly would be required under the Housing Authority leasing program. Mayor Allen Page 2 The Housing Authority representative is devoting ample time to the investigation of all available leads. All real estate firms listed in the Yellow Pages have been circularized as well as members of the two real estate boards. Constant visual investigations are made in trips to various sections of the city to find out where vacancies might be in existence. The processing of individual tenant leases for occupancy of units in private housing is not greatly time consuming since at only averages about thirty minutes per tenant. It is considered very important for the leasing representative to make very frequent checks of existing leased housing to make sure that the public housing tenants are living up to their obligations affecting the care of the premises, etc. If this program can be controlled so that private landlords see that public housing tenants are better than average tenants this should have an important impact on the availability of additional units for lease. Although the number of leased sites has not increased in the past few weeks, the number of public housing tenants has had a steady growth as dwelling units have become available in present locations. (9) Reduction in minimum price of single family lots for sale in the Thomasville Urban Redevelopment Project below their current minimum has been considered in the past. The staff is of the opinion that such reduction would not encourage the development of these lots because: (a) The price as now set is less than the value of the lots should the developer acquire land at reasonable price and provide the streets, utilities, and other amenities as provided by this project. (b) The Federal Housing Administration will allow as land value only the amount actually paid to us by the developer. Therefore, any reduction in the price of the land would mly result in a reduction in the amount of the loan underwritten by FHA. At the moment it appears to us the greatest opportunity for provision of additional units for low income families lies in Mayor Allen Page 3 May 17, 1967 the 221D-3 Program, and hopefully in increasing the number of units leased for public housing use, although the latter does not increase total housing supply. Sincerely yours, _ ALALL M. B. Satterfield Executive Director MBS/fm  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 18, Folder 11, Document 31 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2de2609c41f14558fb18e6e3e4c128b1.pdf 71fe28e6d6b617373b53a834adc196f0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. May .Z3, 1967 MEMORANDUM TO: Colonel M~lcolm Jone FROM: Mayor lvan Allen, Jr . . The attached reply from the Housing Authority h the information requeated by the Housing Rea011rce Committee.' Sincerely yours, Iv n Allen, Jr. Mayor 1AJ'r/br Encloaur � 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 23, 1967 MEMORANDUM TO: Colonel Malcolm Jones FROM: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. The attached reply from the Housing Authority is the information requested by the Housing Resources Committee. NK Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1ASr/br Enclosure  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 18, Folder 11, Document 30 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/9ea4b35141d6b7675707fef483a16b56.pdf c59d3bfb3406e6b6b41316ea1bf840c5 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Room 1204 City Hall Tel, 522-4463, Ext, 430 May 4, 1967 V' ,ii ,,,,,,I,'I ,1; The Executive Group of the Housing Resources Committee, recently established ,j 'I by Mayor Allen to promote and facilitate construction of low and medium cost housing in Atlanta, held its regular monthly meeting today in the City Hall, Cecil A, Alexander, Chairman, Dr. Sanford Atwood, President of Emory Univer>sity . and Dr, Benjamin E. Mays, President of Morehouse College, Co-Chairmen of the Committee, were unable to attend, The Executive Group (consisting of the Chairmen of the nine working panels into which the overall Committee is organized) studied a recently prepared Committee report on the status of the current housing progr>am, submitted by various developers, It is summarized as follows: No. Units 1967 Firm 3556 (1312) Probable 3553 Category ',7109 In Sight Total Being Considered 4569 Doubtful 3088 Total Proposed The report contained 71 proposals (1312) Estimate When Available 1968 1969 1970 1971 (1928) (316) (1681) (672) (500) (700) (3609) (988) (500) (700) 14,766 of which 6504 units (1243 listed in the· Firm category, 3409 in the Being Considered category and 1852 now included in the Doubtful category) previously considered likely, are currently in serious difficulty of materializing due primarily to objections from various sources as to proposed locations, ', Includes 1140 uni ts of Public Housing, plus 144 existing uni ts leased for Public Housing. In addition, 1782 units have been rehabilitated since October under the Housing Code. The goals established by the City for the program are 16,800 units by the end of 1971 , consisting of 9800 units during 1967 and 1968 and 2333 units during each of the succeeding three years. The principal difficulties currently confronting the Committee in developing the program are the following: (a) General objection by single family home owners to multi-family units being built anywhere near them, even though the multi-family construction may be a v~ry high type of cooperative sales housing for purchase and occupancy by family units and presold before construction begins, l - - - -- - ---------------:----- - - - - - - - -------. �.. - . ' -2- (b) Difficulty in getting sufficient suitable tracts appropriately zoned, because of objections from residents of the areasinvolved. (c) Persistent efforts by certain groups to effect the spreading of low and medium income housing throughout all sectors of the City, even though suitable tracts of land may not be available in some areas to developers at prices which make construction of such housing economically feasible. (d) Recently announced policy by HUD discouraging the location of public housing in areas of racial concentration. (e) Conservatism by FHA on approving projects in certain areas, to insure against the possibility of over-building the market in any portions of the City. (f) Discouragement on the part of promoters and developers faced with the above indicated problems. The combination of these problems is slowing down the program substantially and, if continued, will make the goals very difficult to attain. ·,I .'i. ,, .,1· . ,, I 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 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Room 1204 City Hall Tel, 522-4463, Ext. 430 May 4, 1967 The Executive Group of the Housing Resources Committee, recently established by Mayor Allen to promote and facilitate construction of low and medium cost housing in Atlanta, held its regular monthly meeting today in the City Hall. Cecil A. Alexander, Chairman, Dr. Sanford Atwood, President of Emory University and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, President of Morehouse College, Co=Chairmen of the Committee, were unable to attend. The Executive Group (consisting of the Chairmen of the nine working panels into which the overall Committee is organized) studied a recently prepared Committee report on the status of the current housing program. The report contained 71 proposals submitted by various developers. It is summarized as follows: Estimate When Available Category No. Units 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 Firm 3556 (1312) (1928) (316) - - Probable 3553 - (1681) (672) (500) (700) Total *7109 In Sight (1312) (3609) (988) (500) (700) Being Considered 4569 Doubtful 3088 Total Proposed 14,766 of which 6504 units (1243 listed in the Firm category, 3409 in the Being Considered category and 1852 now included in the Doubtful category) previously considered likely, are currently in serious difficulty of materializing due primarily to objections from various sources as to proposed locations. *Includes 1140 units of Public Housing, plus 144 existing units leased for Public Housing. In addition, 1782 units have been rehabilitated since October under the Housing Code. The goals established by the City for the program are 16,800 units by the end of 1971, consisting of 9800 units during 1967 and 1968 and 2333 units during each of the succeeding three years. The principal difficulties currently confronting the Committee in developing the program are the following: (a) General objection by single family home owners to multi-family units being built anywhere near them, even though the multi-family construction may be a very high type of cooperative sales housing for purchase and occupancy by family units and presold before construction begins.  ati (b) Difficulty in getting sufficient suitable tracts appropriately zoned, because of objections from residents of the areaSinvolved. (c) Persistent efforts by certain groups to effect the spreading of low and medium income housing throughout all sectors of the City, even though suitable tracts of land may not be available in some areas to developers at prices which make construction of such housing economically feasible. (d) Recently announced policy by HUD discouraging the location of public housing in areas of racial concentration. (e) Conservatism by FHA on approving projects in certain areas, to insure against the possibility of over-building the market in any portions of the City. (f) Discouragement on the part of promoters and developers faced with the above indicated problems, The combination of these problems is slowing down the program substantially and, if continued, will make the goals very difficult to attain. —  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 18, Folder 11, Document 29 Box 18 Box 18 Folder 11 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1966-1967