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Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 20, Folder 33, Document 26 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/bb4a4b6bdf28831f9fa2a0a0378acae5.pdf d4f38586e7373b592b5afb04a485656b Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 'I J. M. FLANIGEN 24 5 THI R D A V ENU E , S E ATLANTA , GEORGIA 30317 OVEMBE 29 , I 1967 AR . CAR L SY OVE , P ES I OE ~ NA TIO AL INST I TUTE OF" PUB LIC AF"F"A 'I RS 18 25 I( ST,.EET ASH I NGTON , 0 . • !0006 DEA CARL: fO COPY OF" MY YOUR I NFOR AT I ON I AM ENC LOS I NG HERE 1TH A EPO T ON THE 8 TH CONF"E E.NCE OF" THE I ' ST I TUTE • A WONDER I NG I F" I T WOU LD NOT BE A GOOD I DEA TO HAVE A •GANO F I NA LE• CONFE ENCE CO POSED OFT O O THREE MEN F" OM EACH OF" THE A EAS , TO B I NG OUT THE BEST rEATU ES OF EACH CONFE ENCE . THESE PA T I CI PA ~JTS WOU LD Bt SELECTED 8 Y YOUR STAF'F" ON THE AS I S OF" I NTC EST I N ANO PART I CI PAT I ON I N THE CONF" tR • ENCES THIY ATTE OtD . THES E OF" COUSE OU LO BE SU J ECT TO APPROVAL OF THE LOCAL COM I TTEES e TH I S SHOULD OT EQU l RE MORE THAN TH EEO F"OUR DAYS , ANO WOULD SERVE TO ST ENGTHEN I NS I GHT I NTO THE NEED E TAKE OF THE METROPOL IT AN A EA , SO THAT MEASURE COULD OF" I 67 e TO AVO I D A £PET I T I ON Ot THE LONG HOT SU ME AM I N HOPES WE CAN ARRANGE A MEET l N OF ALL OF THE AT LANTA PA T I C I PANT AF"T THE JAHUA Y MEET I NQ , SO THAT EACH OF" US WI LL KNOW WHAT WENT OU t THE OTHER CO FER£ CE • PO I I LY YOU O e E Of" YOU STAF"F •ouLO t.l•t TO ATTEND TH I • 1 1 TH KI NDEST RE ARDS TO ALL, / e---M • FLAN I tN V: MA Y ALLEN � 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 J. M. FLANIGEN 245 THIRD AVENUE, SE ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30317 NOVEMBER 29, 1967 MR. CARL SYOVER, PRESIDENT NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1825 K STREET WASHINGTON, 0.C, 20006 DEAR CARL: FOR YOUR INFORMATION i AM ENCLOSING HEREWITH A COPY OF MY REPORT ON THE STH CONFERENCE OF THE INSTITUTE. | AM WONDERING IF IT WOULD NOT BE A GOOD IDEA TO HAVE A "GRAND FINALE" CONFERENCE COMPOSED OF TWO OR THREE MEN FROM EACH OF THE AREAS, TO BRING OUT THE BEST FEATURES OF EACH CONFERENCE. THESE PARTICIPANTS WOULD BE SELECTED BY YOUR STAFF ON THE BASIS OF INTEREST IN AND PARTICIPATION IN THE CONFER@ ENCES THEY ATTENDED. THESE OF COURSE WOULD BE SUBYECT TO APPROVAL OF THE LOCAL COMMITTEES. THIS SHOULD NOT REQUIRE MORE THAN THREE OR FOUR DAYS, AND WOULD SERVE TO STRENGTHEN INSIGHT INTO THE NEEDS OF THE METROPOLITAN AREAS, SO THAT MEASURES COULD BE TAKEN ‘TO AVOID A REPETITION OF THE LONG HOT SUMMER OF 1967 1 AM IN HOPES WE CAN ARRANGE A MEETING OF ALL OF THE ATLANTA PARTICIPANTS AFTER THE JANUARY MEETING, SO THAT EACH OF US WILL KNOW WHAT WENT ON IN THE OTHER CONFERENCES. POSSIBILY YOU OR @NE OF YOUR STAFF WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND THES» WITH KINDEST REGARDS TO ALL, Yours ee doe “Fuant @eN CY: MAYOR ALLEN  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 20, Folder 33, Document 27 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2ed2573775d0f75c6fdceb96ee96eaee.pdf 7c11f7c0cfd7d8118f66d459b8e205cd Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS CONFERE N CE OCTOBER 22 TO NOVEMBER 3, 1967 J. M. FLANIGEN CON FERE N CE P AR TICIPANT Sm1d ay , Octob e r 22: The confe rence sta rt e d w ith din ner a t the She raton C a rlton follo we d by an addr e ss by Dr. G a rr e tt H a rdin, Pr ofe s sor of Biology at th e Uni ve rsity of Californi a . It is difficult to r e concil e biol ogy w ith urban anairs, but h e d i d it by tracin g e thnic prin cipl e s and the fact tha t a n y rac e , w hit e , r e d, yellow , or black has a b as ic lo ve and loyalty to its o w n a n ce s try. The talk w as provoc ati ve a n d br o u ght out good discus sion, e s p e cially in vie w of t he fact th a t non e i n th e group h a d s ee n e ach oth e r b e for e dinne r. Monday, Octob e r 23: The morn i ng s e ssion w as one of ori e nt a tion . W e we r e divid e d i n to thr ee groups : pl anni ng, politic s a n d pri vat e s e ctor. Eac h gr oup di s c usse d th e s ubj e ct s th e y th o u g ht w ould b e of i n t e r es t a nd from thi s the pr og r a m w as finali ze d a n d a s si gn me nt s m a d e for our d ay i n t he f ie ld. In t he aft e r noon t he g r oup s we r e br o u g ht to ge t h e r for con solid a tion of id eas . The e v ening wa s fr ee for dinne r a nd what eve r we want e d to d o . Tues day, Octo b e r 24 : The m o r n ing s ess i on was l e d b y Pr ofesso r Jul es Chame t sky , A ss oci ate Profe sso r o f E ngli s h at the U n i ve r s ity of M a ss a chus e tts. I s ee m e d to b e the on ly one i n the group who t ho u ght we ll of his di s c uss i on. It s urprised me t hat a man i n a r e l a ti ve l y s mall coll e g e w o uld have such a k no w l edg e and g rasp of t h e situa ti on i n cities. To me, h e put his finger on th e situ a ti on , a nd by a s e ri es of metaphors a nd e x ampl e s brought the search for p o w er by d i ffe rent groups (air pow er, �,1 Page T w o police powe r, black power, and student power) and the r e sultant frustration leading to th e use of drugs to give an illusion of power. This, to me, e x pressed the keynote of the entire confer en c e : frustration. The afte r no on session was to b e led by Congr essman Curtis of Missouri, but h e was called back to The Capitol b e for e h e could get starte d. But what h e did say confirmed the evi dence of frustration: more strike s, higher interest rates, higher wages, and inflation. The minimum wage w ill i n crease une mployment. A gain, the evening was fr ee for our own desires . Wednesday, Octobe r 25: The morning session was l ed by H e rb e rt Strine r of th e Upjohn Institute for Employment R esearch. This was one of the b e st talks we had, and h e started out by saying that eve rybody was an Economist, and there were two kinds: {l) The simpl e . one to whom all things ar e s i mpl e to th e simple, and (2) nothing is sim pl e a nd economic s makes simple things diffi c ult. H e menti oned the nat ional d ebt, an d sai d that as l ong as the g r oss national product e x c ee ded the debt th e re was nothing to w orry about. A th eo ry I cannot go along with complete ly. I n hi s discussion of j ob opportunities h e made a good poin t i n tha t employe r s ar e di scour aging workers by i nsis ting on compl e t e i nves ti gation b efore employment. If men in nee d of a j ob r epo rt and find that they cannot be put to w ork until th e y and their r e cords have b een examined, th ey will give up and stay on r e lief. The afte rnoon sess i on was on the politi cal situation and the possibilities of the 1968 ele ctions. The evening session was a briefing on our day in the fi e l d the n ext day. I dr ew t he t rip to Mont gome ry County, Maryl and , where they h ave just passe d an ope n housing ordinan ce and have q ualifie d for u rban renewal. This trip was most inte r es tin g b e caus e of our inte r es t in zoning and housin g. Appar ently the people did not worry a bout the ope n housin g b ecause of the high prices of homes ( $30 - $40, 000). �Page Three Dinner was at the Anthony House, with debri e fing s e ssion later. Friday, Octob e r 27: This session was given over to reports and discussion of what we had seen and learned on the fi e ld trips. The problems in Washington are not different from Atlanta, but I b e lieve we are handling them better. A school problem, involving a new supe rintendent brought forth a meeting similar to the one in Atlanta the we e k b e fore. Howev e r, this one was carried to the courts. The aft e rnoon was free time so I went to see and talk w ith the H ealth D e partment . about how th e y were handling the Alcoholics. I was very much dis appointed in the little time given me, but did find out that they have set up d etoxification centers in all precinct police stations, with nurses in attendance. Thi s is followed up with examinations and com1nitt1nl:!nt to a hospital if nec essary . Dinner was at the Carlton, followed by a discussion on crime and the courts by Mr. Samue l Dash from the Georgetown University Law Center. Saturd ay , October 28: Thi s was a summary of what we had gone ov e r during the week; first a general summary by th e staff and the n a discussion l ed by a couple of teams picket from the group. I think a great deal of th e week 's discussion was fla v or e d and influen ced by the march on The Pentagon, w hich occurred th e day before we got th e re. The evening s e ssion was at the Washington Gallery of Mod e rn Arts. This was the only session I could not tak e and left aft e r about an hour. Howeve r, they did show some movies of the march on The P entagon. If it w as to show prowess , it wa s a flop. I was certainly proud of th e Ar rny in the way they h an dl e d th e situation - just plain,firm discipline. Sunday, Octob e r 29: The morning was fr ee and several of us went to church, oth e rs found other attractions . The afternoon was a trip to Columbia, th e new city b e t ween Washington and Baltimore. This was most inte r es ting t o see a city planned for 100 , 000 from �Page Four the ground up. A central core of business surrounde d by 6 or 8 11 villages of homes with shopping and recreation for each. A pavillion type theatre has been provided and contracts signed for top grade performances. The streets and walkways are so arranged that childr en can go to and fro1n school without crossi:p.g a street. Mini-bus es handle traffic to and from the main shopping area. Several indus tries hav e located in the city. Monday, Octob er 30: The morning session was on government and covered everything from municipal to the Federal Government. It was brought out that the re was a gap between the cities and the Federal Gov e rnment that must be filled. The state must do its share. Metro government has been rejected by the people in practically all cases . Combine d city and county has worked in a few cases. One in particular is Nashville , which was repr esented at the meeting . Maryland h as practically all county government. The Council of Governments {COG) in Washington seems to be an answer, t emporary or interim, at l east, but a stepping stone. The discussion was continued in the afternoon with John Gunther, Executive Dir ector of the Confer ence of Mayors, and Walter Scheiber, E xe cutive Dir e ctor of the Washington Council of Gov ernments . ! was pl eased tha t Mr. Glmthe r spoke very highly of Atlanta i n his r emarks . There i s no r eason why our Council of Governments will not work. The evening was free. Tues d ay, Octob er 31: The day's session on urban t echnolo gy and systematic management was a g eneral discuss i on on how t echnology can b e fitt ed into politics and vice v ersa . A very interesting discussion on the age old proble m of tryin g to bring these two sides to gethe r. The evening m ee ting was supposed to b e at the Potter's House on churches and cities, but because of a mix up on bus sche dul es we could not get in to the place . C ongresswoman Edith Gre e n of Oregon was the l eader. I was anxious to h ear thi s because I think there is a place for the church in the inner city and h ave b een inte r este d in our o wn e ffort s w ith St. Jude 's House, Emmaus House and the Kirkwood Center. �Page Five Wendesda y, Noven1b e r 1: Befor e the morning s es sion started a m an fro1n the Acact'!my of Scien ce came in and posed a que sti on : "If you h ad seve r al million dollars to spend in yotu city, what would you do with it?" There was little offe r ed until I stuck my n e ck out and said I w ould spend it on e ducation, making a balanced program of e ducation and r ec r e ation available to all children. This would be a year-round program and would also include arts. This opened the flood gates and some ve ry inte resting discussion follo w ed. The r egular sess ion on the politics of the situation w a s l e d by staff members. The afte rnoon wa s fr ee and I took the time to call on some fri e nds, i n cluding Dick Russell and H e rman Talmadge , but found them both busy on Committ ee s. The evening session was at Howard College a n d I think this was for we did not get a chan c e to s ee the ir pl a nt. The session was interes ting to m e . It was l e d by Dr. J. P . Speigel of Brandi e s It was mostly statistical data, which prob ably accom1ted for the comments of some. a m i stake very Univ e rsity. unfavorable It was an analy sis of the cause of riot s and disorders and an attempt to r elat e t h e m to e vents and conditions. However, whe n they s e emed to h ave esta blishe d a tr e nd , a riot would occur w h e r e l e ast e x p e cte d . Thursday , Nov e mbe r 2: I n this s e ss i on, th e discussion was l ed by Congressman Joseph Karth of Minnesota and Congr es sman Mc D ad e of P e nnsyl v ani a . Both w e r e g o od and m a d e a v e ry g ood pr ese nta tion of th e v i e w from C a pitol Hill on crime as · the numb e r one probl e m today . Figur e s q uot e d indicate d tha t 50% of crime is committe d by narcotics, and t h i s cannot flouri s h w i thout corruption. Also q uote d w as an estima t e that the ann u a l t ake of crime if $7 billion - the m a j or source s b e ing n a r cotics, loan s h a r ks , num b e r s r acke t, and s lot m ac hines . The afte rnoon s e ssi on was l e d b y Mr. John B a k e r of the A g ricultur e D e p a rtm ent. Contr a r y to e x p e cta ti ons , hi s t a l k was not o n f arms and produce , but on pl a n n e d u se of l a nd to pr e v e nt shuns and pove rty i n rur a l a r eas . One e xampl e h e ga v e tha t was n ews t o me i s a n o r gani zat i on o f S outh G eo r gia counti es around J es u p , Bax l e y, Lyons and Re i dsville . H e re an e ffort i s b e in g m a de t o promote industry to provide j ob s a n d job train i ng and stop the mi grati on to the cities. �Page Six To sum up the entire confe rence, I would say it was well planned and excellent in subjects chos en . To express the findings in a few words, I would say the people, all people, are frustrated and want to be heard, to feel th a t they have a part i n making things go . There was considerable talk of "power structure" to which my r eply was "We do not have a power structure in Atlanta. 11 J. M. Flanigen November 23, 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 NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS CONFERENCE OCTOBER 22 TO NOVEMBER 3, 1967 J. M, FLANIGEN CONFERENCE PARTICIPANT Sunday, October 22: The conference started with dinner at the Sheraton Carlton followed by an address by Dr, Garrett Hardin, Professor of Biology at the University of California. It is difficult to reconcile biology with urban affairs, but he did it by tracing ethnic principles and the fact that any race, white, red, yellow, or black has a basic love and loyalty to its own ancestry. The talk was provocative and brought out good discussion, especially in view of the fact that none in the group had seen each other before dinner, Monday, October 23: The morning session was one of orientation. We were divided into three groups: planning, politics and private sector. Each group discussed the subjects they thought would be of interest and from this the program was finalized and assignments made for our day in the field, In the afternoon the groups were brought together for consolidation of ideas. The evening was free for dinner and whatever we wanted to do. Tuesday, October 24: The morning session was led by Professor Jules Chametsky, Associate Professor of English at the University of Massachusetts. I seemed to be the only one in the group who thought well of his discussion. It surprised me that a man in a relatively small college would have such a knowledge and grasp of the situation in cities. To me, he put his finger on the situation, and by a series of metaphors and examples brought the search for power by different groups (air power, Page Two police power, black power, and student power) and the resultant frustration leading to the use of drugs to give an illusion of power. This, to me, expressed the keynote of the entire conference: frustration. The afternoon session was to be led by Congressman Curtis of Missouri, but he was called back to The Capitol before he could get started. But what he did say confirmed the evidence of frustration: more strikes, higher interest rates, higher wages, and inflation. The minimum wage will increase unemployment. Again, the evening was free for our own desires. Wednesday, October 25: The morning session was led by Herbert Striner of the Upjohn Institute for Employment Research. This was one of the best talks we had, and he started out by saying that everybody was an Economist, and there were two kinds: (1) The simple. one to whom all things are simple to the simple, and (2) nothing is simple and economics makes simple things difficult, He mentioned the national debt, and said that as long as the gross national product exceeded the debt there was nothing to worry about. A theory I cannot go along with completely, In his discussion of job opportunities he made a good point in that employers are discouraging workers by insisting on complete investigation before employment. If men in need of a job report and find that they cannot be put to work until they and their records have been examined, they will give up and stay on relief, The afternoon session was on the political situation and the possibilities of the 1968 elections. The evening session was a briefing on our day in the field the next day, I drew the trip to Montgomery County, Maryland, where they have just passed an open housing ordinance and have qualified for urban renewal. This trip was most interesting because of our interest in zoning and housing. Apparently the people did not worry about the open housing because of the high prices of homes ($30 -$40,000). Page Three Dinner was at the Anthony House, with debriefing session later, Friday, October 27: This session was given over to reports and discussion of what we had seen and learned on the field trips. The problems in Washington are not different from Atlanta, but I believe we are handling them better. A school problem, involving a new superintendent brought forth a meeting similar to the one in Atlanta the week before. However, this one was carried to the courts. The afternoon was free time soI went to see and talk with the Health Depart- ment. about how they were handling the Alcoholics. I was very much dis- appointed in the little time given me, but did find out that they have set up detoxification centers in all precinct police stations, with nurses in attendance. This is followed up with examinations and committment to a hospital if necessary. Dinner was at the Carlton, followed by a discussion on crime and the courts by Mr. Samuel Dash from the Georgetown University Law Center. Saturday, October 28: This was a summary of what we had gone over during the week; first a general summary by the staff and then a discussion led by a couple of teams picket from the group. I think a great deal of the week's discussion was flavored and influenced by the march on The Pentagon, which occurred the day before we got there. The evening session was at the Washington Gallery of Modern Arts. This was the only session I could not take and left after about an hour. However, they did show some movies of the march on The Pentagon, If it was to show prowess, it was a flop. I was certainly proud of the Army in the way they handled the situation - just plain,firm discipline, Sunday, October 29: The morning was free and several of us went to church, others found other attractions. The afternoon was a trip to Columbia, the new city between Washington and Baltimore. This was most interesting to see a city planned for 100,000 from Page Four the ground up. A central core of business surrounded by 6 or 8 "villages" of homes with shopping and recreation for each. A pavillion type theatre has been provided and contracts signed for top grade performances. The streets and walkways are so arranged that children can go to and from school without crossing a street. Mini-buses handle traffic to and from the main shopping area. Several industries have located in the city. Monday, October 30: The morning session was on government and covered everything from municipal to the Federal Government, It was brought out that there was a gap between the cities and the Federal Government that must be filled. The state must do its share. Metro government has been rejected by the people in practically all cases. Combined city and county has worked in a few cases. One in particular is Nashville, which was represented at the meeting. Maryland has practically all county government. The Council of Governments (COG) in Washington seems to be an answer, temporary or interim, at least, but a stepping stone. The discussion was continued in the afternoon with John Gunther, Executive Director of the Conference of Mayors, and Walter Scheiber, Executive Director of the Washington Council of Governments. I was pleased that Mr. Gunther spoke very highly of Atlanta in his remarks. There is no reason why our Council of Governments will not work. The evening was free, Tuesday, October 31: The day's session on urban technology and systematic management was a general discussion on how technology can be fitted into politics and vice versa, A very interesting discussion on the age old problem of trying to bring these two sides together. The evening meeting was supposed to be at the Potter's House on churches and cities, but because of a mix up on bus schedules we could not get in to the place. Congresswoman Edith Green of Oregon was the leader. I was anxious to hear this because I think there is a place for the church in the inner city and have been interested in our own efforts with St. Jude's House, Emmaus House and the Kirkwood Center. Page Five Wendesday, November 1: Before the morning session started a man from the Academy of Science came in and posed a question: "If you had several million dollars to spend in your city, what would you do with it?'' There was little offered until I stuck my neck out and said I would spend it on education, making a balanced program of education and recreation available to all children. This would be a year-round program and would also include arts. This opened the flood gates and some very interesting discussion followed. The regular session on the politics of the situation was led by staff members, The afternoon was free and I took the time to call on some friends, including Dick Russell and Herman Talmadge, but found them both busy on Committees. The evening session was at Howard College and I think this was a mistake for we did not get a chance to see their plant, The session was very interesting tome. It was led by Dr. J. P. Speigel of Brandies University, It was mostly statistical data, which probably accounted for the unfavorable comments of some. It was an analysis of the cause of riots and disorders and an attempt to relate them to events and conditions. However, when they seemed to have established a trend, a riot would occur where least expected. Thursday, November 2: In this session, the discussion was led by Congressman Joseph Karth of Minnesota and Congressman McDade of Pennsylvania. Both were good and made a very good presentation of the view from Capitol Hill on crime as the number one problem today. Figures quoted indicated that 50% of crime is committed by narcotics, and this cannot flourish without corruption. Also quoted was an estimate that the annual take of crime if $7 billion - the major sources being narcotics, loan sharks, numbers racket, and slot machines. The afternoon session was led by Mr. John Baker of the Agriculture Depart- ment, Contrary to expectations, his talk was not on farms and produce, but on planned use of land to prevent slums and poverty in rural areas. One example he gave that was news to me is an organization of South Georgia counties around Jesup, Baxley, Lyons and Reidsville. Here an effort is being made to promote industry to provide jobs and job training and stop the migration to the cities, Page Six To sum up the entire conference, I would say it was well planned and excellent in subjects chosen. To express the findings in a few words, I would say the people, all people, are frustrated and want to be heard, to feel that they have a part in making things go, There was considerable talk of 'power structure" to which my reply was "We do not have a power structure in Atlanta," J. M. Flanigen November 23, 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 20, Folder 33, Document 28 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d4a19ed79713aaddae8d535d1bd7acf3.pdf 8010b7c1c46e88585321bafa8cc417ad Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. November 21, 1967 Mr. and Mr • C . V . Ve.r lander 1284 Lynway Lane, S . W. Atlanta, Georgi Dear Mr. and Mr • Verlander: This will acknowl.edge r .e ceipt of your letter on the propo ed rezoning o Sewell and Fairburn R ds. I am forwarding thi · infor Committee for recording. tion to the Zoning Sincerely your , Ivan Allen, Jr. M yo.r IA.3r/ r CC: Zoning Committee � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document November 21, 1967 Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Verlander 1284 Lynway Lane, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. and Mrs. Verlander: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter on the proposed rezoning on Sewell and Fairburn Roads. I am forwarding this information to the Zoning Committee for recording. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1AJr/br CC: Zoning Committee ices inremeeimememmamas  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 20, Folder 33, Document 29 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a66f5c19cec8e796e8023de8aaa1d86a.pdf b464cd5a08655b45deba80507390ec80 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. TO: FROM: Ivan Allen, Jr. / D For your information D Please refer to the attached correspondence and make the necessary reply. ~ FORM 25·4 vise me the status of the attached. � 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 Office of lhe’ Mayor ROUTE SLIP i We é FROM: Ivan Allen, Jr. i LJ For your information (_] Please refer to the attached correspondence and make the necessary reply. tif ge me the status of the attached. FORM 25-4  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 20, Folder 33, Document 3 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/57e4be63038874f90517a2077e9abdbe.pdf 45c51cd11dc20a90b0e0ca8189e0bd6f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Novembe r 22, 1967 Mrs . Gertrude G . Butler 2765 B onny brook Drive, S . W. Atlanta, Georgia 30 311 Dear Mrs. Butler; This will acknowledge receipt of your letter and the copy of your letter to Mr. Milton Farris regarding the rezoning on Sewell Road. Since the Board of Aldernien has acted on this petition and denied it, I would asswne this is sufficient answer to your letter. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IAJr/br � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document November 22, 1967 Mrs. Gertrude G. Butler 2765 Bonnybrook Drive, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30311 Dear Mrs. Butler; This will acknowledge receipt of your letter and the copy of your letter to Mr. Milton Farris regarding the rezoning on Sewell Road. Since the Board of Aldermen has acted on this petition and denied it, I would assume this is sufficient answer to your letter. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor lAJr/br NN eee  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 20, Folder 33, Document 30 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/5ea4e82a2fb493d657c7a07603a88f5a.pdf aa52753279895038551962fd3d53e554 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 30311 COL. C. A. BUTLER !RH.I • 2765 BONNYBROOK DRIVE, S. W. • ATLANTA 11, GEORGIA The -~o n Ivr:,n _·i.11en, Jro ~yo· Ci ty of a tl Gn t a , City I-Ic::.1 1 , _.. tlc:-,n t 2, , Gr.• Decir !':c:'..yor Allen ? \Te , t he peo.i;il e of s . -,-r -·~t l c.n t .:. , c?..re Jeco~1ing very ru ch co n c erne over , 112 t is heJ ening to our section of t _e city. I en t 2 · ing the liberty of senlinc to you a co py of e. letter · h ich I recently mP il ed to -'ti.de-·m<"m ·11 ton Ferr i s. I t h ink t he <'bove-r-1entio ned lett er s e· ,ks for it self . ~e hope thP t rye ~ ill be g i ven sone relief from ~ 1i s i ntolerc".ble si tu~tion v,- hich i s so unfr,ir Gnd thc.t we i:m:r continue to live in Pnd en joy t: 1e be~ut i ful cit:; of _-;. tl c.,n t c, . re i tLer r.i:r .1uso ... ,n nor I lr-ive ever enc2.ced in ol i tic .:i.l c ctivity, othe· t~?n to vote o Houever, if th. present trend continues I c,:,n c,ssure you t}, t in eny future conpr-icnE fo # city officic",l s 78 vrill ootl/ oe very Fcti ve l J enc..,ce c>,f~,inst the p resent incumbents. Thc.nking you, I ~m Res~ectfully yours, J ; ~ ~-£3,.,.,t/µ) � 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 50511 COL. C. A. BUTLER (RET.) © 2765 BONNYBROOK DRIVE, S.W. © ATLANTA 11, GEORGIA The Hon, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor City of Atlanta, City Hell, Atlanta, Ge, Dear Meyor Allen, We, the people of S&S. W. Atlante, are becoming very much concerned over whet is happening to uur section of the city. I am taking the liberty of sending to you a copy of a letter which I recently mailed to Alderman Milton Ferris. I think the eabovesmentioned letter specks for itself. We hope that we will be given some relief from this intolerable situation which is so unfair and that we may continue to live in and enjoy the beautiful city of Atlanta, Neither my husband nor I heave ever engaged in political activity, other than to vote, However, if the present trend continues I can assure you thet in any future compaigns fok# city officials we will bothbe very actively engeged against the present incumbents, Thanking you, I am Respectfully yours, Aubeude 4, Buths . j ay ce ues L a i a a: u (- * sy" /  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 20, Folder 33, Document 31 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/b9c329cc09be77108db0208b890757cd.pdf 78311bb8e4d6810bc41990480480531a Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 2r1G 5 ::Jo·myuroe,l{ D· _ tl ---..nt.::, i, Georg · a ~~ov . 14, 1967 ~rr o 0 s. I 0 Iril ton Fer i s ~il de rn 2.11 '7th '.1 ::. ·cl tlant.::, , G ,o De£>r lli· o Ferr i s, . s <~ resident of 7th \Tf~I·c I "'\. i sl' to rotest fo1-- r1- self ri11d r·1c.n ot1, er voters here in s . ·r. :1.tl r'-nt"' the chc=mc;es t ... · ihg lace in our sect ion of tl1P. c ity ., I am i·eferrinc to tLe trrinsi tion neie;hborl oods around Se ,ell , C," sc:-idP He i pl• ts, Cr-sea e Rd . c~1d like places , Glso the ne·1 reject for low-c ost housing in the vicinity of Roly Family Hos ital recently p".ssec by the zoning boP.rd • .il thouch I rez:.1 i7,e tlie p obleins recr~rdine; housing , I ques ti on vrhy rn i n s . 7 . · t1 .. nt,.., ?.r e beL1g RO deeply involved .::nd leavine; otl:er se c ticns in tl ~nt- untouched . If t .. e rocr.,n is eood for one ,- rt of tha city ~y not ~11? ,le, your consti tucnts, believe tLe housinr; sLould be city y;-ide . We liJr t:t.io r~ction rnd -rr-:>'1.t to :Jee it evelO.i.Jed but not to be ured rs " guine pie; . 1 ,. e .11 Je··.l to :rou, our .. lderm.-"'n , to use : our influence to ci ve us some relief ..mcJ move sane of tl .P.re _)lL::.rn to otlH~r sections of t:i. P. city ., Re )octfully yours, Gertrude G. utl 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 2765 Bonnybrook Dr. 8. W. Atlanta, Georgia Nov. 14, 1967 Mr, Milton Ferris Alderman 7th Ward Atlanta, Ga, Dear Mr, Ferris,. As @ resident of 7th Ward I wish to protest for myself and many other voters here in S. W, Atlante the changes taking place in our section of the city, I am referring to the transition neigh- borhoods around Sewell, Cascade Heights, Cascade Rd, and like places, also the new project for low-cost housing in the vicinity of Holy Family Hospital recently passed by the zoning board, Although I realize the problems regarding housing, I question why we in S, W, Atlanta are being so deeply involved and leaving other sections in Atlanta untouched, If the program is good for one part of the city why not all? iT We, your constituents, believe the housing should be city wide, We like this section and went to sce it developed but not to be used ap a guinea pig. We appeal to you, our alderman, to use your influence to give us some relief and move some of these plans to other sections of the eity. Respectfully yours, Gertrude G, Butler copy  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 20, Folder 33, Document 32 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6d5d955ea0234ad745431c337f570448.pdf cc7b01963b06b29965f2f8afad9d9031 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. November 22, 1967 Mrs. J. Earl Carson, Sr. 1635 Westwood Avenue, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Dear Mrs . Carson: Thi will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the rezoning on Sewell Road . Since the Board of Aldermen ha acted on this petition and denied it, I would a sume this is sufficient an wer to your letter. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor lAJr/br � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document November 22, 1967 Mrs. J. Earl Carson, Sr. 1635 Westwood Avenue, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30310 Dear Mrs. Carson: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the rezoning on Sewell Road. Since the Board of Aldermen has acted on this petition and denied it, I would assume this is sufficient answer to your letter. Sincerely yours, Ivan Alien, Jr. Mayor 1AIr/br  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 20, Folder 33, Document 33 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d70fe06ed63f3446ae2c38d86e2539d0.pdf 163413fd23ee04bf8eebcf212310a953 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 1635 Westwood Ave. s. w. Atlanta, Georgia 30310 November 19, 1967 'l'he Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor c£ Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen; I have been somewhat disturbed for some months about our Southwest section of Atlanta. I cannot for the life of me se 3 why we the citizens of Westend and Cascade Heights have to take the whole brunt of the deal when it comes to the 11 intergration 11 problem. It has really been thrushed down our throats too, much. I was reading in two of our newspapers where several of our Organiqations were going to do something about it. I do h ope and pray that they can and am appealing to you as Mayor to help us. After all we cannot all live in the N. E. and N. w. sections of our fair city, but we love our homes and friends as you all do. Why can some ~ , these low cost housing projects be put in other sections as these Newspapers p ointed out? And also why can 't some of the colored be there also? I am always reading where you say how well the Southwest sections meets the 11 intergration 11 problem. It looks as though the U.S. supreme court and the City officials push it down our throats. I was so disturbed to read where soma observer said, that Mayor Allen was 11 hell-bent 11 , to push this housing problem through. Hhy can't areas like Lenox Square and Buckhead have their pro-rata share of t n ese? Please see if a fair deal in matters concerning the things of which I have mentioned above, cannot be made fai r and Christian to all of usJ Sin ce rely yours, Mrs. J. Earl Cars on, Sr. � 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 1635 Westwood Avee Se We Atlanta, Georgia 30310 November 19, 1967 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor @ Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen; i have been somewhat disturbed for some months about our Southwest section of Atlanta. I cannot for the life of me ses why we the citizens of Westend and Gascade Heights have to take the whole brunt of the deal when it comes to the "intergration" problem. It has really been thrushed down our throats too, much. I was reading in two of our newspapers where several of our Organigqations were going to do something about it. I do hope and pray that they can and am appealing to you as Mayor to help us. After all we cannot all live in the N. E. and N. We sections of our fair city, but we love our homes and friends as you all doe Why can some of these low cost housing projects be put in other sections as these Newspapers pointed out? And also why can't some of the colored be there also? I am always reading where you say how well the South- west sections meets the "intergration" problem. It looks as though the U.S. supreme court and the City officials push it down our throats. I was so disturbed to read where some observer said, that Mayor Allen was "hell-bent", to push this housing problem through. Why can't areas like Lenox Square and Buckhead have their pro-rata share of tnoese? Please see if a fair deal in matters concerning the things of which I have mentioned above, cannot be made fair and Christian to ali of us Sincerely yours, La A chl. Pe. C4 L2¢ A Mrs. Je EHarl Carson, Sre  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 20, Folder 33, Document 34 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/04ba627be63da0a2e7277debf5870283.pdf 3686fe917aceb6a0dfb4e50e641c918d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. November 20. 1967 Mr . Lamar Willis 1846 Rogers Avenue. S . W. Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Willi This will ackno ledge receipt of your let'ter of Noveinber 16th regardin the propo ed r zoning in your neighborhood. matter addre e its lf to the Zoning Committee, 1 am fo rdin it to the Chairman iA order that your opinion y record d. A th" Sine rely your , Iv n Allen, Jr. M yor lAJr/br CC: Mr. Gordon Shirley � 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 FM SS a a eee ee ee ee ee a November 20, 1967 Mr. Lamar Willis 1846 Rogers Avenue, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Willis: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of November 1l6th regarding the proposed rezoning in your neighborhood. As this matter addresses itself to the Zoning Committee, I am forwarding it to the Chairman in order that your opinion may be recorded. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor IAIr/br CC: Mr. Gordon Shirley / ee 2 ee eee  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 20, Folder 33, Document 35 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/2f1207164e581567acf15467a42d07ad.pdf 415256da74d319b825dbb7a0a765f8f0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. I· I November 15, 1967 Mr . D . W. Linkler 402.0 Emma Lane, N . E . Atlanta, G e orgia 30305 Dear Mr . Linkle r : Thi will ackno ledge receipt of your letter regarding the proposed rezoning in your neighborhood. A thi m tter addresses its.elf to t e Zoning Conunittee, I am forw rding it to the Chairm~ in order that your opinion n1ay b recorded . Sincerely your • Ivan Allen, Jr. yor IAJr/br CC: Mr . John Flanigen ' � 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 PP a eS = PT ys a November 15, 1967 Mr. D. W. Linkler 4020 Emma Lane, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30305 Dear Mr. Linkler: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the proposed rezoning in your neighborhood. As this matter addresses itself to the Zoning Committee, I am forwarding it to the Chairman in order that your opinion may be recorded. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1AJr/br CC: Mr. John Flanigen eae ee 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 20, Folder 33, Document 36 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/52bd18cef83135e2a2c6a3afd7031a06.pdf 20f5ca3bcd012cba44e98e804f1fb1af Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. November 15, 1967 Mr. J . Wayne Jones 376 Allison Drive , N . E . Atlanta, Georgia 30305 Dear Mr. Jones : This will ckn.owledge receipt of your letter regarding the propo ed rezoning in your neighborhood. A this matter addresses itself to the Zoning Com.mittee , I am forwarding it to the C irman in order that your opinion may be recorded. Sincer ly your , Ivan Allen, Jr . yor lA.Jr/br CC: Mr. John Flanigen � 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 November 15, 1967 Mr. J. Wayne Jones 376 Allison Drive, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30305 Dear Mr. Jones: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the proposed rezoning in your neighborhood. As this matter addresses itself to the Zoning Committee, I am forwarding it to the Chairman in order that your opinion may be recorded. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor lAJr/br CC; Mr. John Flanigen selenttieetereeeliciataninn  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 20, Folder 33, Document 37 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/61b3272ecc5db1e689da03880561eee2.pdf f8e87e60cd6c7590fd9326a4c0e4d532 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. November 15, 1967 Mr. Bernard Feifer 154 LeBrun Road, N . E . Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr . Feifer: Thi will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the propo ed rezoning in your neighborhood. A thi m tter ddre e itself to the Zoning Committee , 1 am forwarding it to th Chairman in order that your opinion may be recorded. Sincerely yours, Iv n Allen, Ji-. M yor IAJr/br CC: Mr. John Flanigen � 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 PR Se eee) CPC aE ee ee ee TY ee eee ee en a ree ee. ee ae November 15, 1967 Mr. Bernard Feifer 154 LeBrun Road, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mr. Feifer: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the proposed rezoning in your neighborhood. As this matter addresses itself to the Zoning Committee, I am forwarding it to the Chairman in order that your opinion may be recorded. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1AJr/br CC: Mr. John Flanigen Er” £20 Se  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 20, Folder 33, Document 38 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a3df2e8a7e2b4c381842ee1e01cf6aed.pdf 6ce42ece5e08bca8fc90ea296f38822f Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. November 15, 1967 Mr • John M . Frey 56 Laurel Drive, N . E . Atlanta, ,Georgia 30305 Dear rs . Frey: Thi will acknowledge rec e i pt of your letter regarding the pl'oposed rezoning in your neighborhood. matter addre es itself to the Zoning Committee, I am forwarding it to the C inn.an in order that your opinion may be recorded . Aa thi Sincerely your , Ivan Alle , Jr. Mayor IAJr/br CC: Mr . John Flanigen � 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 November 15, 1967 Mrs. John M. Frey 56 Laurel Drive, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30305 Dear Mrs. Frey: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter regarding the proposed rezoning in your neighborhood. As this matter addresses itself to the Zoning Committee, I am forwarding it to the Chairman in order that your opinion may be recorded. Sincerely yours, Ivan Allen, Jr. Mayor 1AJr/br CC: Mr. John Flanigen  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 20, Folder 33, Document 39 Box 20 Box 20 Folder 33 Folder topic: Aldermanic Committees | Planning and Zoning | 1967