2 20 83 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/abd175e35283f09fda712f9c8f5d87fe.pdf a44b752cc1c47cb390c61e835f926c61 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 August 7, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jo ~ Housing Coord:: ~ !0: · Mr. Dan E. Sw eat, Jr. Chief Administrative Officer The attached memorandum has been prepared to assemble pertinent information on recent major efforts in the local low and moderate income housing field, as affecting Atlanta, and to focus attention on the current situation for major policy decision as to direction for the future. MDJ/mc Encl: Copy Memo dated August 7, 1969. FOR M 2 5 -15 � 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 be Mayow PHONE 522-4463 August 7, 1969 os From Malcolm D. Jones Housing Coordina TO: Mr. Dan E, Sweat, Jr. Chief Administrative Officer The attached memorandum has been prepared to assemble pertinent information on recent major efforts in the local low and moderate income housing field, as affecting Atlanta, and to focus attention on the current situation for major policy decision as to direction for the future, MDJ/mc Encl: Copy Memo dated August 7, 1969, FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 62 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/f1255b747dcd76b6979fa21c4d492f6b.pdf a4e2669a395f820d4fff643c148cfd80 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. I ,I ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 March 14, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jone Housing Coordin To: , M~yor Ivan Allen, Jr. Mr. Alexander requested that you be provided a copy of the attached lettero MDJ/mc Encl: FORM 25-15 Letter from Mro David Rockefeller � 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 ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522-4463 March 14, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jones¥ Housing Coordinato To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Mr. Alexander requested that you be provided a copy of the attached letter, MDJ/mc Encl: Letter from Mr. David Rockefeller FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 61 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/4e16ffea9d70950808651c85e306fea5.pdf 7705d6144ac44f956eb0b72de36590c7 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. !~~/¼#~ ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 / September 15, 1969 I I From Malcolm D. JoR/~'") Housing Coordinatchl TO: ~ Dt-~ £ ~ r. Enclosed is complete rev1s10n, as of August 15, 1969, of Status Report on the Low and Moderate Income Hous~ng program, in three sections: Summary, Inventory and Index. The Summary shows comparison with report of August 15, 1968. The Index is provided for convenience in locating specific projects in the . Inventory. The Summary only is for release to the Public. The Inventory and Index are considered confidential and ' are not for release to the Public. This report shows the current status of the low and moderate income housing program in Atlanta and the progress made through the efforts of the Housing Resources Committee during the first half {through Juiy 1969) of the 5-year program. MDJ/mc Encls : · FORM 25-15 Status Report in three Sections on the Low and Moderate Income Housing Program. � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document i Office of the Mayor ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 ) September 15, 1969 { ‘OY From Malcolm D. sonst} Housing Coordina TO: Yin, Daw £ Sreot qT Enclosed is complete revision, as of August 15,1969, of Status Report on the Low and Moderate Income Housing program, in three sections: Summary, Inventory and Index. The Summary shows comparison with report of August 15, 1968. The Index is provided for convenience in locating specific projects in the Inventory. The Summary only is for release to the Public. The Inventory and Index are considered confidential and are not for release to the Public. This report shows the current status of the low and moderate income housing program in Atlanta and the pro- gress made through the efforts of the Housing Resources Committee during the first half (through July 1969) of the 5-year program, MDJ/mc Encls: Status Report in three Sections on the Low and Moderate Income Housing Program. FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 60 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/e46d5e9f749d670730253f3d1e44377d.pdf 0421726c4e0edaaf2ec2c0cae87e5b53 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 Ap ll 2 ,,, 1969 ~~ From Malcolm D. Jon Housing Coordi~ {/i 14. FORM25 - 15 � 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 the Mayor ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 April 2, 1969 From Malcolm D. sf Housing Coordina To: Mayor ivan Allen, Jr. Mr. R. Eari Landers ix, Dan E, Sweat, Jr. Three staff members of the National Acadeny of Public Administration Mr. Dominic DelGuidice, Project Director, and Mr. Elias B. Silverman and Mr. Charles R. Warren are in Atlanta now conduct- ing a study under contract with HUD on four HUD-assisted urban prograws: Turnkey, inner-city open space, basic sever and water facilities grants and 221 d(3) (see attached letter). These gontlemen have requested that £ arrange an interview with you at your convenience on either Thursday or Friday of this week or Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday of noxt week to discuss Atlianta‘s role in the four prograns. They are also conducting interviews with uualfzous other City, County, State and Federal Officials. Atlanta is the piict City fox this study. There will be six other Cities, Joint interview with the three of you is /xreterred, but will mske separetely if necessary. a ee ae ee ae Senor ee eee held. Enel: Copy, letter dated March 27, 1969 FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 59 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/040be36785047c54c12b0ecb6e44a1dd.pdf d07c72b4514073880310d33f8241de8e Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ( ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 May 14, 1969 I From Malcolm D. Jone Housing Coordin To: Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Director of Governmental Liaison Attached is report of my investigation and recommendation re complaint received recently in this office on repeat rehabilitation being required by Model Cities on a residential structure which was rehabilitated in 1967 under the Housing Code. You asked that I look into this particular case carefully since there are probably several hundred other properties in the Model Cities area in similar circumstances. This report is more lengthy and detailed than I would have liked. However, this was necessary in order to present the entire picture of a matter which I think is very important from the standpoint of ~he City and which deserves serious con&i~erationo MDJ/mc Encl: FORM 25-15 Report on 1043 Stewart Avenue, S.W. � 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 ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 May 14, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jone Housing Coordinator To: Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. Director of Governmental Liaison Attached is report of my investigation and recommendation re complaint received recently in this office on repeat rehabilitation being required by Model Cities on a residential structure which was rehabilitated in 1967 under the Housing Code, You asked that I look into this particular case carefully since there are probably several hundred other properties in the Model Cities area in Similar circumstances. This report is more lengthy and detailed than I would have liked. However, this was necessary in order to present the entire picture of a matter which I think is very important from the standpoint of the City and which deserves serious consideration. MDJ/mc Encl; Report on 1043 Stewart Avenue, S.W. FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 58 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/5652260d6d95afe2af93c0594a1295db.pdf 5fe2e2f162316e35e858d0bd450a4221 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522 - 4463 ~ • l From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator . FORM 2 5-15 ,. . ..V � 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 Ain. Sita Offlce'of the Meayos! ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 Mey 30, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator TO: Mr. Howard Openshaw Director for Redevelopment Housang Authority Z am constantly being approached by builders and developers te know if there is eny Urban Renewai land in Atlentea now available for construction of housing of any type end shen @her Sites may becone aveilebie? Please provide we vith a listing ef any such parcels, together with contemplated use. if i succeed ia stimulating renl intereste, i wiii reier the prospects te you prouptiy. MDS /ac ec: Mr. Cecil A. slewsnder ~ tir. Den &. Sueat, Jr. FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 57 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/ac4c69d1c6ed8e04dbfe2de9a018281e.pdf 8231735b55d046860dfac40e1f123a78 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 From Malcolm D. Jo~ Housing Coord;:;~ lt FORM 25 - 15 � 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 the’ Mayow ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 April 2, 1969 From Malcolm D. Joesph ' Housing Coordinato To: Wayor ivan Alien, Jr. Mx. R. Bari Landers Mr. Den E. Sweat, dr. My. Cecil A. Alexander On several previous cccasions, i have endeavored to point out the need for assistance in aainta current information on, and preparation of, periodic revisions of the Status you ly. Additional copies are available if desired. This is an additionsi satteupt to illustrate the need for keeping information current on these projects and for s Statistical Clerk to perform task, which I cons : ¢ $ : : income Housing Projects; and Justification for Statistical Clerk Ss FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 56 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/6795ec97646260d2a48fb9405cf4492c.pdf 1ec4431d6908165eff710ac139cdd789 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 y 1 ,. 1 9 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator Tot r .• FORM 25-15 L., Aldl"id , 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 Office of the’ Mayor ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 May 14, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator To: Mr. George L. Aldridge, Jr. Re your memorandum of May 8, 1969,. Subject: Tentative Schedule for Assembling 1970 Neighbor- heod Development Program Application, as you probably know Mayor Allen has iustructed the Housing Resources Committee to “Support the need to inciude highly critical sreas, such as Plunkettown and Lightning in the 1970 NDP application fer execution purposes", Therefore, as ropresentative of the Housing Resources Committee and the Mayor's Office, I would like te be infermed of any anticipated or scheduled meetings or discussions on the 1970 NDP application and have the opportunity to participate therein. MDJ/mc ec: Mr. Cecil A. Alexander Mr. Dan E. Svest, Jr. FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 55 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/7b21d3b30d453cec21f8c1cc0754bfcd.pdf b79dbdd71263b3f1a7d61b2e59ab1d4d Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. AT LANT A, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator � 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 the’ Mayow Cees GEORGIA 522- 4463 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator OTR ae  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 54 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/577c33eaa574a764321474585e883ba5.pdf 3e3297ae78a14ca5aa590c70e54ca5f3 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator yor l van _ll . n , Jr . T' :· ot / s,c el 1. 2. • 1hr . FORM 25 - 15 n _. -t, Sr·• tl , . .Al rr � 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 the’ Mayor! ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522-4463 March 20, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. I have received from the Housing Authority results of survey which you requested on residence of Public Housing tenants in Atianta and where they came fron. Three of the reports and my analysis of them are attached. MDJ/me Encls: 1. Summary, Leased Housing and McDaniel Street Project Reports 2. Analysis of the Reports ec: “Mr. Dan E. Sweat, Jr. My. Cecil A. Alexander FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 53 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/e1868c26426a79c7c8e88930410318d7.pdf 9f26552706c2b6cef94f037beb68a2c0 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. @~¥~~ ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 . From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator . _,....v-Q t~ 143.215.248.55 13:14, 29 December 2017 (EST)-:t U-..t.#/'rG F O RM 2 5 -15 ~~ ~ � 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 are. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 3-25-67 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator a po een, -vinebiay pirtbwctes 2 Betets ie IF ge Aca of oe Des SSE CO. Crerrrletp a — = agli ‘ er madera oo Clue -+e Ch FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 52 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/5c176d3eccbcefd914c607894372b5f3.pdf da5bb18bdfaaf397700a748b0368e0d8 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. .. .,· - ·- @143.215.248.55 13:14, 29 December 2017 (EST) ;=--~- ~,·~{o . ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator l • t FORM 25-15 � 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 Deny & SCTE Fv. Office of the’ Mayor Hin qeuen ine ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 February 7, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator Tez: Mr. Cecil 4. Alexander, Chairman Housing Resources Committee Other duties have prevented getting the attached Memo to you earlier. Bince the tine indicated on the Hence, i reslize thut action on several of the ideas contuined therein has already been initiated. We seom to have been thinking along the same gongral lines, Recommend your considerstion of the additional items in the attached. MDJ/mec Encl: Memo dated January 10, 1969 FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 51 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/915ac61de175d0e35f9a976324526734.pdf 28273cc8029cf3fd7daddaeaec5a2b73 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 From Malcolm D. Jones, Housing Coordinator , I 11c • .I • t FORM 25- 15 � 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 SMe BPG eo? Office of the Mayow ATLANTA, GEORGIA PHONE 522- 4463 January 29, 1969 From Malcolm D. Jones, _ Housing Coordinator To: Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. Enclosed is Memorandum for Record of meeting re Vine City reguested by Jchn Brown of Royal Knights, which you asked me to hold. ° Broun is proposing a uevel approech wherein initial planning end possibly some actual develop- ment of the area would be delegated to the Neighborhood itself, rather than initiated by the Housing Authority or Planning Department ond then submitted to the residents of the area for concurrence. The arguments used and the delicate explosive nature of the situation appear to warrant your attention. MDJ /mc Encls Memo for Record dated 1-21-62 FORM 25-15  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 50 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/37c9f8a2b7708cfeaa35c6712205dfbf.pdf 353f1f77c6e716c64ccb3e138fb6d538 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. 1 r I HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX To accompany Low-income Housing Inventory Report of August 15, 1969 I tem n o. Ne w No. Units Ex isting Designation Loc at ion Program throughout ci ty through out :city scattered 8 sites sc a tte r ed sc attered sc attered Linwood Park 1 730 Ke rry Dr. NW McDan iel St . off 1 - 20 Gord on Rd . & Ha r wel l 1017 Westview Dr. Gordon & Bolton Rd. , N. W. Younge St. (Butler St. UR) 3 7 51 Gord on Rd ., S.W . 180 Ja c ks on S t . NW 180 Jackson St. NW 2 600 Old Hapev ille Rd. , _S.E. 3 670 Gord on Rd ., S.W. 390 1 Campbe ll t on Rd . 140 Mt . Zio n Rd ., S. E . 1910 Bixby St. 1051 Beauregard 114 5 Consti t ution Ave ., S. E . 200 Peyt on Pl. , S. W. 2722 Gordon Rd., S . W. 50 Mt . Zion Rd., S . E . 50 Mt. Zi on Rd ., S . E . 2113 De For e Ferry Rd ., N.W . 1991 DeLowe Dr. SW 1991 DeLowe Dr . SW 2390 Palmour Dr ., N.E . 2400 Campbellton Rd ., S . W. 12 Mi. South of C ity on S. X- wa y 3136 Gor dqn Rd. , s .w. Col lier Rd . ; N. W. Bankhead and May nard Conv . & FHA Conv. & FHA Conv. & 221 d (3) Lea sing for P.H. H. C. enforcement Urban Rene'.l; al Conv . Re hab. 22 1 (h) P. H. P ara Completed units C-lA C- 10 C-2 C- 3 C-4 C-5 C-6 C-7 C- 8 C- 9 C- 10 C- 11 C- 12 C- 13 C-14 C-15 C- 16 C:-17 C- 18 C-19 C-20 C- 21 C-22 C-23 C-24 C-25 C-26 C-27 C-28 C-29 C-30 C-31 C-32 C-33 C-34 C-35 C-36 ·~-OTAL 96 4 34 647 1,015 18,644 540 30 5 140 650 373 96 100 108 26 84 108 24 225 16 62 58 76 76 128 138 72 56 48 204 96 80 92 56 54 76 132 5 . 099 20,254 $mall apartments Duplexes (small groups) Single Fam ily Lease agreement Rehab ili ta tion-Housing Code Reha bilitation- Housing Authority Re ha bili ta tion-conventional CACUR proj ect Perry Homes Extension McDaniel St. Allen Temple #1 & #2 College Pl a za Park West #1 Gartrell Court Park West # 2 Wheat St. Gardens # 2 Wheat St. Gardens #3 La Mancha Monticello Apts. Apts . Duplexes Apts . Villa Cour t Apts. Peyt on He ights Peyt on Place Apts. Apts. Apts. (# 2 at location) Apts. Apts. Apts . Apts . Apts. Stone Hinge Apts. 3136 Gordon Rd. Collier Wood s & 1000 Collier Rd. Bankhead Project l 2 3 3 3 , ':; '7 4 4 p . H• . 221 d 221 d 22 1 d 22 1 d 221 d 221 d 221 d Conv. Conv . (3) ( 3) (3) (3) (3) (3) (3) . 4 LD LD LD LD NP RS 5 r~ ~ ~ 5 t:" ,, !::· G Conv. (, Conv . Conv . Conv. Conv . Conv . Conv. Conv . Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv . Conv . Conv. Conv . Conv. Conv. Turnkey fr C G 6 7 7 7 . ~ . .... . ~- u ~ ~ ,. �ii . te m n o. Ne w No. Units Existing Designation Location Program scattered 491 Hopkins St. SW sca tt e r ed Ba nkhe a d near Mayna rd Dr. Thomas v ille 158 0 Hollywood Rd. Gilbe rt Rd. at Flynn Pr ison Cr eek and Leila Lane 2 84 Linden Avenue 32 42 Cu shma n Cir . SW 1 66 0 J o h nson Rd. 1 66 0 J o h nson Rd. E. side Fa i r bu r n Rd. , N. of Se well Rd. E . side Fairburn Rd~ , N. of Sewell Rd. 3175 Gor don Rd. S. W. Off Et heridge Dr . NW 1033 Ho l lywood Rd. N. W. _ 479 E . Pa c e s Fer r y Rd., N.E. 2 950 Gordon Rd ., S. W. 99 No rths ide Dr. SW 4 19 Chamb e rl a i n S t . SE 2 8 91 Spr ingd al e 2 90 5 3 r d Ave . SW 151 4 Northwe s t Dr . 3 3 7 9 St o ne Rd. SW 1073 Ho l lywood Rd. NW 1090 Hollywood Rd., N.W. Hol lywood Rd . NW 3 804 Gordon Rd . SW 954 Hi ght ower Rd . , N. W. 2479 Abne r Pl . NW 3350 Mt . Gil ea d Pl. SW 2825 Waters Rd. SW 3000 Cont i nental Colony Pa r k way SW 62 Harw ell Rd. NW 2786 Old Hapeville Rd ., S .E. 2971 Ma c on Dr. SW 505 En g lewood SE 2 2 1 d ( 2 ) & Conv . Conv. Pa ge , ~i t s Under Const r uc t ion IUC-1 rc -2 ' ~·: -3 · ~c-4 UC -5 TJC -6 UC - 7 , CC- 8 ~J C - 9 , ~·c - 10 ~;c - 11 UC - 12 UC-13 ~-14 .-c - 1 5 .:C- 16 CC-17 liC -1 8 UC-1 9 _.c -20 r c - 21 UC-22 I UC- 23 UC-24 I _·c - 2 5 I t:: -26 , CC-2 7 UC-28 u C-2 9 UC-30 T~C-3 1 r c -32 .: C-33 I -CC-34 v C-35 •'C-3 6 c -37 r;:; -38 234 2 30 3 68 350 202 220 175 60 200 250 75 12 0 120 208 180 100 241 64 208 30 96 40 40 45 64 92 100 132 160 163 96 36 72 1 30 52 2 06 294 Single Family (under $15,000) Duplexes (under $12,000 per unit) Small Apartments Ba nkhead P roject Thoma s v ille U. R. Ho llywood Rd. P r oject Gi l be r t Ga rdens Leila Valley Apt s. Du plex es Lo n don T owne Houses Ro c k dal e Park Sec. 1 Roc k dale Pa r k Sec. 2 Central Me t hod is t Ga rdens # 1 Cen t ra l Methodist Gardens #2 Allen Temple # 3 ·Et h eridge Pa rk Apartments Gu n Cl u b Ap a rtment s Ca l vin Court Martin Ma nor Friend s h i p Cente r Ch amberl a i n Realty Apts. Deerw o od Apt s . Apts. Apt s . Ap t s . Para dis e Apts. Gor d o n Rd. Ex tension Apts. Apts. Flipper Te mp le Homes Apts . Apts . Apts. Apt s. Apts. Apts. Apts. T u r nkey PH T u r nke y T urnk e y Tu r n k ey Conv . 22 1 d ( 3 ) .. . co-op. 2 21 d (3) 221 d (3 ) 22 1 d (3 ) 22 1 d ( 3 ) 22 1 d ( 3 ) 22 1 d ( 3 ) 22 1 d ( 3 ) 2 02 221 d (3) 221 d (3) 221 d (3) Conv . Conv . Conv . Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. 22 1 d (3) Conv. Co n v . Conv . Con v . Co n v . Conv . Co nv . 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 - �i i• It em no. New UC - 39 UC - 40 UC - 41 UC - 42 UC- 4 3 UC - 44 UC - 4 5 UC - 4 6 UC - 47 UC - 48 UC- 4 9 UC -50 UC-51 UC -52 N.o. Uni ts Ex isting 88 22 34 28 34 36 32 56 375 32 76 40 216 800 7, 166 Loc ati on Progr am Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apt s. Apt s. Apt s. Apts; Apts. Apt s. Apts. Apts . Butler St. YMCA. Project East Lake Go lf Co urse #2 Hollywo od Rd . NW 87 Harw ell Rd. NW 1660 St ant on Rd . SW 3 669 Gordon Roa d 3301 No rt h Camp Creek Parkway SW 1867 Myrtle Dr . 1930 Honeysuckle Lane SW 3 144 Gordon Rd. SW 5 80 Northside Cir. 390 West Lake Dr. 1935 All ison Ct. SW 901 Bolto n Rd. , N . W. 1562 Hollywood Road, N . W. N. of Glenwood Ave. Conv. Conv. Co nv . Conv. Con v. Co nv . Co nv . Conv. Conv . Conv. Conv. Co nv. 221 d (3) Turnkey Roc kdal e Park Town Houses # 3 Etheridge Park # 2 Holi d a y Park Town Houses Ma rtin Luther King Village Thomasville U. R. Single Famil y Asb ury Hills Nur si ng Home 1660 Johnson Rd ., N . W. Off Etheridge Dr. NW Roc kdale U. R . Pro jec t Bet ween Capit ol Homes & 1-20 Thomasville U. R . Pr oject Gammon The ologi c a l Semi na ry Si t e Designation Png 0. 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 18 Un its in Planning IP- 1 IP- 2 IP- ~Did IP- 4 IP-5 IP-6 100 162 Not Ma terialize) 192 20 300 IP-7 IP-8 IP-9 IP- 10 IP- 11 IP -12 IP-13 IP-14 IP-15 IP-16 IP -17 IP-18 IP-19 IP-20 IP-21 Wildwo o d Park Town Houses Thoma sville U. R. Si ngle Family (Nat.Homes) Centra l Methodist Elderly 196 Ap ts. 48 Apts . 450 (Deleted ; now UC-51) Jonesboro Rd . Pr oject 160 Bedford-Pine 353 Apts. 22 Apts. 40 Federa l Honor Farm #1 600 Westla k e Man or 32 (Deleted; now uc-52) c·. C . Thornton Apts. 72 Apts. 8 402 221 d (3) FHA 221 d (3) 221 d ( 3) 2 21 d (3) 221 d (3) 202,232, Hill & Burton Act Fairburn Rd . (west side) 221 d Co-op Thomasville U. R . Project 221 d (2) E.side Fairburn Rd. SW. N. o f Sewell Rd . 240 N.side Gord o n Rd . SW o f Adams ville Dr . Conv. Br o wntown Rd . Turnkey Jonesboro Rd. SE, S. of Mc Willi ams Rd. North Av e. & Linden 290 Springdale Rd. B-rown lee Rd . S. W. McDonough Boulevard, S.E. hestlake Ave. NW Turnkey PH Conv. Conv. 221 d (3) S . side Gordo n Rd. East of Lynhurst Conv. W.sid e Harwel l Rd. 900' N. of Gordon Rd . Conv. 19 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 �I tem No. Ne w IP- 2 2 IP-23 No. Uni t s Ex isting_ Apts. Apts. 124 8 IP- 2 4 3 30 60 IP-25 72 IP-26 56 IP- 27 120 I P".""' 28 2 04 IP-2 9 200 I P- 30 IP- 31 250 102 IP- 32 162 I P- 33 IP-3 4 60 IP- 3 5 128 IP- 36 250 IP- 37 100 . IP- 38 IP-39 98 I P- 40 324 2 70 I P- 4 1 TOTAL 7 , 0 50 Designa t ion 6 Pope & Car t er Pr o ject Apts. Apt s . Apts. Boulder Park T own Houses Brandy Wine Town Houses Apts. Apts. Fo res t Pa r k Coop era tive Town Houses Lakes id e Nor th Apts. Vangu ar d Housing Corp . Gilb e rt Squa re Mart in Luther King, Sr. Nursing Center Apts. Apts. Ap t s . Wellswood Apts. Apts. 6 Loc a tion Program Wes t sid e o f Ha r wel l Rd.LL2 3 7, 14 Dis t. R . o f p roperty on Gord o n Rd . LL14 1 4 th Di s t . F. Co. Bolt o n Rd . Ne ar Ha rv ill Ce nt er St. NW Wat e r s Rd . & Cleveland Av e . Watts Rd . NW o f f No rthwe s t Dr. Boulder Pa r k Dr ., W. o f Br ownlee Rd . Mt . Zi o n Rd . Mildred P l . & Wood St. Me l vi n Dr . SW F or e st Pa r k Ros we l l Rd . Lyndw ood Pa r k Conv . Conv . Aub urn Ave . Nort h Av e. & Techwo od P it tman- Hi ll iard St • Bed f ord Pl. & Lind en W. o f Boul e vard, S . o f 1 Engle wood, S . E Campbellt o n Rd . , 1 000' E . o f Kimberly Roa d 2 .. 2 2 35 Conv . Conv . Conv. Conv . Conv . 22 1 d ( 3 ) 221 d ( 3 } 2 21 d (3 ) 20 7 22 1 2 r, r L. • 2 (h) 236 2 02 PH (El d . ) PH (E ld.) r - L. - PH . PH Conv . 2 L, :· Un i t s Bein~ Consider e d BC - 1 BC-2 BC - 3 BC - 4 BC- 5 BC-6 BC - 7 BC - 8 BC-9 BC- 10 BC - 11 BC - 12 BC- 13 BC - 1 4 BC - 1 5 26 1 50 50 36 80 500 16 20 152 750 102 206 . 110 350 300 Thoma s vil l e u. R . S ingle Famil y Apt s . West End u. R . ' S.side Westv iew SW Seminole Cou r t ( Rehabs) Apts . Bo u lder Park Si n gle Fa mily Apts. Apts. Apts . Old Nati o na l Homes Prope rt y Ap ts. Apts. Apts. Apts . Mobile Homes Th omas v i lle u. R. Projec t E. of Gu n Cl ub Rd ., s. o f Al v i n Dr. Be t we en Da rgan Pl . & Holderness Ne a r N. Highl a nd & North Ave . Harwell Rd . at Oakc li ff NW Off Bou l d e r Park Drive , s .w. W. side Gi lber t Rd . a t Clayton Co . Fai rb u r n Rd. & Ba kers Ferry Que en Mi l l Rd . , Cobb County Pr oc t or Creek & Gun Club Rd . Fa irburn & Gor d o n J o nes b or o & Ma c ed onia Greend al e Dr . SE Jones bor o Rd. , NE o f Hu t c h i ns Rd. , SE s . s i d e Per ry Blvd . NW 2 21 d (2) or Conv . C) 22 1 d ( 3) LD T . K. Rehab . 22 1 d ( 3) Tu rnke y & Conv . Conv . 2 ".) ....., .4 r T . K. or 221 d (3) T . K. o r 221 d (3 ) 22 1 d ( 3) T . K. T . K. or 2 2 1 d (3) Turnke y 2 35 ..., - "~; ' ~ r ., ..., �V I tem n o . Ne w BC - 1 6 BC - 1 7 BC- 18 BC- 19 BC- 20 BC- 21 BC- 22 BC- 23 BC- 2 4 BC- 25 BC- 26 No . Un i t s Exis t i ng Apts. Apts. Ca sc a de Harbin Rd . Pr o jec t Ap ts. Harb in Rd. Apt s. Wes ts hire Pl. · Apt s . F o r rest Park Rd . Ap ts. Apt s. 60 50 0 200 --3, 572 Desi gna t i on Loc a tion Pro gram Go rd o n Rd . ne a r Lynhurst Dr . (SE c orne r) Center St. n ear Hill S t . ( NW c or ne r ) 2 36 E. o f Harbi n Roa d, S. o f c a sc a de Mild red Pi. o ff Bank head 1 89 ~ Ha r b in Rd . & Dodson Dr. 3 18 Holderness SW 1 074 , 1 1 4 , 1068 We s t s hire Pl . Wo od S t . ( Suml i n S t .) o ff Ba nk h e ad 3 77 5 Forr es t Park Roa d S. X- way Sou th o f Vocati o nal Sc h ool Carr ol l Rd. & Har v ill, N. W. 2 ,- . L, - ..2 L. 2 36 I 1Un its wh i c h Did No t Mat e ria l ize DNM 1- 24 21,032 45 DNM - 2 5 DNM -26 5 5 0 DNM - 27 150 DNM - 2 8 52 DNM - 29 DNM- 30 1 5 0 1TOTA L 21,979 1 1 -~- Apt s . Ap t s. Apt s. · Apt s. Apt s. LL204 1 4 th Dist. F. Co. Apt s. Sh own i n Summary Re p ort of May 15, 1969 3 37 9 S t o ne Rd . , s. w. Ne a r 7th Day Adv . Pr o p. Ki mb e r ly Rd. 23 5 PH & T. K. N. End Ad a ms Ave . (Pa r k West) 37 5 1 Go rd on Rd . 22 1 d ( 3 ) Hartr a md Pr o p . 221 d (3 ) Co-op Adeline Ave . ~ .:, ~-~- ' ) ,-, ~ -:: Units wh i ch Di d Not Qualify DNQ-1 192 DNQ-2 80 DNQ - 3 250 DNQ-4 220 DNQ-5 108 DNQ-6 56 DNQ - 7 48 DNQ-8 158 DNQ - 9 134 TOT AL_l_, . ,. .2_,,.4.,. 61 _J J ad e East Apts . 1 890 Ho us e Apa rt me nt s Apts. Apt s. Ap ts. La Ma ncha Apt s. Ha ppy Haven Nursi ng Home Savannah Square 914 Col l ie r Rd . 1895 Plaza Lane 1 18 5 Co l li e r Rd . 3901 Campb e llt on Rd. 2950 Spri ngdal e Rd . SW 2600 Old Hape v ille Rd . 3 30 Brownlee Rd. 1 87 5 And e r son S t . 1101 Collier Rd. Conv . Conv . Conv. Conv . Conv. Conv . Conv. 232 Conv . ,, .."v v . .. � 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 te ee = HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE PROJECT INDEX To accompany Low-income Housing Inventory Report of August 15, 1969 Item no. No. Units New Existing Completed units Location Program Designation 964 Small apartments hes nv} i? yh f29 C9 19 KS oe C-1A throughout city Conv. & FHA c-1D 34 Duplexes (small groups) throughout ‘city Conv. & FHA c-2 647 Single Family scattered Conv. & 221 d (3) €=3 1,015 Lease agreement 8 sites Leasing for P, H. C-4 18,644 Rehabilitation-Housing Code scattered H. C. enforcement c-5 540 Rehabilitation-Housing Authority scattered Urban Reneval c-6 30 Rehabilitation-conventional scattered Conv. Rehab. C-7 5 CACUR project Linwood Park 221 «h) c-8 140 Perry Homes Extension 1730 Kerry Dr. NW Pe c-9 650 McDaniel St. McDaniel St. off I-20 Peg alert c-10 373 Allen Temple #1 & #2 Gordon Rd. & Harwell 2210 (3) Cc-11 96 College Plaza 1017 Westview Dr. 221d: (3). ED c-12 100 Park West #1 Gordon & Bolton Rd., N.W. 22. a (3) LB C-13 108 Gartrell Court Younge St. (Butler St. UR) 221 +d (3) ED c-14 26 Park West #2 3751 Gordon Rd., S.W. 221 d (3) LD c-15 84 Wheat St. Gardens #2 180 Jackson St. NW 221,a (3) NP C-16 108 Wheat St. Gardens #3 180 Jackson St. NW 221) ¢d. (5), Rs C-17 24 La Mancha , 2600 Old Hapeville Rd., S.E. Conv. c-18 225 Monticello Apts. 3670 Gordon Rd., S.W. Conv. c-19 16 Apts. 3901 Campbellton Rd. Conv. c-20 62 Duplexes 140 Mt. Zion Rd., S.E. Conv. C=21 58 Apts. 1910 Bixby St. Conv. C-22 76 Villa Court 1051 Beauregard Conv. c-23 76 Apts. 1145 Constitution Ave., S.E. Conv. C-24 128 Peyton Heights 200 Peyton Pl., S.W. Conv. c-25 138 Peyton Place Apts. 2722 Gordon Rd., S.W. Conv. C-26 Te Apts. 50 Mt. Zion Rd., S.E. Conv. C-27 56 Apts. (#2 at location) 50 Mt. Zion Rd., S.E. Conv. c-28 48 Apts. 2113 De Fore Ferry Rd., N.W. Conv. C-29 204 Apts. 1991 DeLowe Dr. SW Conv. Cc-30 96 Apts. 1991 DeLowe Dr. SW Conv. C=91 80 | Apts. 2390 Palmour Dr., N.E. Conv. C-32 92 Apts. 2400 Campbellton Rd., S.W. Conv. C-33 56 Stone Hinge Apts. 12 Mi. South of City on S. X-way Conv. C-34 54 3136 Gordon Rd. 3136 Gordon Rd. s.w. Conv. C-35 76 Collier Woods & 1000 Collier Rd, Collier Rd.) N.W. Conv. C-36 132 Bankhead Project Bankhead and Maynard Turnkey |\TOTAL 5,699 20,254 r m ice fe i fs ite 1 us yo " mod cra tn tn cn on ¢ | Ered Wc  bem no, New No. Units Existing | nits Under Construction uC-1 ve-2 uC-4 | ye-5 UC-6 234 2 30 368 350 202. * 220 175 60 200 250 75 120 120 208 180 100 241 64 208 30 96 40 40 45 64 92 100 132 160 163 96 36 72 130 52 206 294 Designation 1 Single Family (under $15,000) Duplexes (under $12,000 per unit) Small Apartments Bankhead Project Thomasville U. R. Hollywood Rd. Project Gilbert Gardens Leila Valley Apts. Duplexes London Towne Houses Rockdale Park Sec. 1 Rockdale Park Sec. 2 Central Methodist Gardens #1 Central Methodist Gardens #2 Allen Temple #3 Etheridge Park Apartments Gun Club Apartments Calvin Court Martin Manor Friendship Center Chamberlain Realty Apts. Deerwood Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Paradise Apts. Gordon Rd. Extension Apts. Apts, Flipper Temple Homes Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Location scattered 5 491 Hopkins St. SW scattered Bankhead near Maynard Dr. Thomasville 1580 Hollywood Rd. Gilbert Rd. at Flynn Prison Creek and Leila Lane 284 Linden Avenue 3242 Cushman Cir. SW 1660 Johnson Rd. 1660 Johnson Rd. E. side Fairburn Rd., N. of Sewell Rad. E. Side Fairburn Rd., N. of Sewell Rd. 3175 Gordon Rd. S.W. Off Etheridge Dr. NW 1033 Hollywood Rd. N. W.. 479 E. Paces Ferry Rd., N.E. 2950 Gordon Rd., S.W. 99 Northside Dr. SW 419 Chamberlain St. SE 2891 Springdale 2905 3rd Ave. SW 1514 Northwest Dr. 3379 Stone Rd. SW 1073 Hollywood Rd. NW 1090 Hollywood Rd., N.W. Hollywood Rd. NW 3804 Gordon Rd. SW 954 Hightower Rd., N.W. 2479 Abner Pl. NW 3350 Mt. Gilead Pl. SW 2825 Waters Rd. SW 3000 Continental Colony Parkway SW 62 Harwell Rd. NW 2786 Old Hapeville Rd., S.E. 2971 Macon Dr. SW 505 Englewood SE ii Program Page 221 d (2) & Conv. 9 Conv. 9 9 Turnkey 10 PH 10 Turnkey 10 Turnkey 10 Turnkey 10 Conv. 11 221 d (3) . Co-op. 11 22. ‘dad’ (3) 11 22b..d ©) 11 aod: £3) 12 221 d (3) 12 221d (3) 12 221 d (3) 12 22k. dy (3p 13 202 LS 221 d (3) 13 221 a (3) 13 221 -aur3) Vg Conv. 14 Conv. 14 Conv. 14 Conv. 14 Conv. 14 Conv. 14 Conv. 14 Conv. 14 Conv. 14 221 d (3) 5 Conv. 15 Conv. 15 Conv. 15 Conv. WS Conv. 15 Conv. LS Conv. 15  Item no. No. Units New Existing _ UC-39 88 Uc-40 22 UCc-41 34 UC-42 28 UCc-43 34 uUCc-44 36 UCc-45 32 uUc-46 56 UC-47 afo uc-48 32 uUC-49 76 UC-50 40 uc-51l 216 UC-52 800 7,166 Units in Planning {P=t 100 IP-2 162 IP-XDid IP-4 192 IP-5 20 IP-6 300 IPp-7 402 IP-8 iP=9 196 IP-10 48 FP-11 450 IP-12 IP-13 160 IP-14 353 IP-15 22 IP-16 40 IP-17 600 IP-18 32 IP-19 IP-20 72 IP-21 8 Not Materialize) Designation Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Apts. Butler St. YMCA. Project East Lake Golf Course #2 Rockdale Park Town Houses #3 Etheridge Park #2 Holiday Park Town Houses Martin Luther King Village Thomasville U. R. Single Family Asbury Hills Nursing Home Wildwood Park Town Houses Thomasville U. R. Single Family (Nat.Homes) Central Methodist Elderly Apts. Apts. (Deleted; now UC-51) Jonesboro Rd. Project Bedford-Pine Apts. Apts. Federal Honor Farm #1 Westlake Manor (Deleted; now UC-52) Cc. C. Thornton Apts. Apts. Location Hollywood Rd. NW 87 Harwell Rd. NW 1660 Stanton Rd. SW 3669 Gordon Road 3301 North Camp Creek Parkway SW 1867 Myrtle Dr. 1930 Honeysuckle Lane SW 3144 Gordon Rd. SW 580 Northside Cir. 390 West Lake Dr. 1935 Allison Ct. SW 901 Bolton Rd., N.W. 1562 Hollywood Road, N.W. N. of Glenwood Ave. 1660 Johnson Rd., N. W. Off Etheridge Dr. NW Rockdale U. R. Project Between Capitol Homes & I-20 Thomasville U. R. Project Gammon Theological Seminary Site Fairburn Rd. (west side) Thomasville U. R. Project E.side Fairburn Rd. SW.N. of Sewell Rd. N.side Gordon Rd. SW of Adamsville Dr. Browntown Rd. Jonesboro Rd. SE, S. of McWilliams Rd. North Ave. & Linden 290 Springdale Rd. Brownlee Rd. S.W. McDonough Boulevard, 8.E. westlake Ave. NW S.Side Gordon Rd. East of Lynhurst W.side Harwell Rd. 900' N. of Gordon Rd Program Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv: Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. 221 di <3) Turnkey 221 FHA 221 d (3) 221 0d (3) d (3) 227 “a 7€3) 221. 3d) €3) 202,232, Hill & Burton Act 221 d Co-op 221 d (2) 240 Conv. Turnkey Turnkey PH Conv. Conv. 221 da (3) Conv. -Conv. pe f tLe 19 i 19 20 20 20 20 21 21 Zi 21 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 Item No. IP-22 IP-23 IP-24 TP-25 IP-26 IP-27 IP-28 IP-29 IP-30 IP-31 IP-32 EP=33 IP-34 IP-35 IP-36 IP=37 IP-38 EP=39 IP-40 IPp-41 New No. Units Existing 124 8 330 60 72 56 120 204 200 250 102 162 60 128 250 100 98 324 270 TOTAL 7,050 Units Being Considered BC-1 BC-2 BC-3 BC-4 BC-5 BC-6 BC-7 BC-8 BC+9 BC-10 Be=11 BC-12 BC-13 BC-14 BC=15 26 150 50 80 500 16 20 152 750 102 206 110 350 300 36 Designation Apts. Apts. Pope & Carter Project Apts. Apts. Apts. Boulder Park Town Houses Brandy Wine Town Houses Apts. Apts. Forest Park Cooperative Town Houses Lakeside North Apts. Vanguard Housing Corp. Gilbert Square Martin Luther King, Sr. Nursing Center Apts. . Apts, Apts. Wellswood Apts. Apts. Thomasville U. R. Single Family Apts. West End U. R., S.Side Westview SW Seminole Court (Rehabs) Apts. Boulder Park Single Family Apts. Apts. Apts. Old National Homes Property Apts. : Apts. Apts. Apts. : Mobile Homes Location Program Pa West side of Harwell Rd. LL237, 14 Dist. Conv. R. of property on Gordon Rd. LL14 14th Dist. E Co. Bolton Rd. Near Harvill Center St. NW Waters Rd. & Cleveland Ave. Watts Rd. NW off Northwest Dr. Boulder Park Dr., W. of Brownlee Rd. Mt. Zion Rd. Mildred Pl. & Wood St. Melvin Dr. SW Forest Park Roswell Rd, Lyndwood Park Auburn Ave, North Ave. & Techwood Pittman-Hilliard St. Bedford Pl. & Linden W. of Boulevard, S. of,Englewood, S.E Campbellton Rd., 1000' E. of Kimberly Road Thomasville U. R. Project E. of Gun Club Rd., S. of Alvin Dr; Between Dargan Pl. & Holderness Near N. Highland & North Ave. Harwell Rd. at Oakcliff NW Off Boulder Park Drive, 5.W. W.side Gilbert Rd. at Clayton Co. Fairburn Rd. & Bakers Ferry Queen Mill Rd., Cobb County Proctor Creek & Gun Club Rd, Fairburn & Gordon Jonesboro & Macedonia Greendale Dr. SE Jonesboro Rd., NE of Hutchins Rd., SE S. side Perry Blvd. NW Conv. 205 COnW. Conv. Conv, Conv. Conv. 221 3d) 3) 221 d (3) 221 d (3) 207 221 (h) 236 202 PH (Eld.) PH (Eld.) PH. PH Conv. 221 €(2) or Conv: 221 qa {3) LD T. K,. Rehab. 221 2 (3) Turnkey & Conv. Conv. T. K. or 221 0 (3) Te Ke Or 221 @ (3) 221 d (3) T.. ‘Ks T. Ey or 222 G0 (3) Turnkey 235 INN ON bo ho wh KS iw t JMNM ho ho to fo Item no. BC-16 BC-17 BC-18 Be=-19 BC-20 BC-21 BC-22 BC-23 BC-24 BC-25 BC-26 New No. Units Existing 60 500 200 3,572 36 Designation Apts. Apts. Cascade Harbin Rd. Project Apts. Harbin Rd. Apts. Westshire Pl. 'Apts. Forrest Park Rd. Apts. Apts. | Units which Did Not Materialize | DNM-25 45 | DNM-26 550 | DNM-27 150 | DNM-28 52 | DNM-29 DNM-30 150 | TOTAL 2] 979 DNM 1-24 21,032 Apts. Apts. Apts. ‘Apts. Apts. LL204 14th Dist. F. Co. Apts. DNQ-1 DNQ-2 DNQ-3 DNQ-4 | DNQ-5 DNQ-6 | DNQ-7 DNQ-8 | DNQ-9 192 80 250 220 108 56 48 158 134 | TOTAL 1,246 Units which Did Not Qualify Jade East Apts. 1890 House Apartments Apts. Apts. Apts. La Mancha Apts. Happy Haven Nursing Home Savannah Square Location Gordon Rd. near Lynhurst Dr. Center St. near Hill St. (NW corner) E. of Harbin Road, S. of Cascade Mildred Pl. off Bankhead 1894 Harbin Rd. & Dodson Dr. 318 Holderness SW 1074, 114, 1068 Westshire Pl. Wood St. (Sumlin St.) off Bankhead 3775 Forrest Park Road S. X-way South of Vocational School Carroll Rd. & Harvill, N.W. Shown in Summary Report of May 15, 1969 3379 Stone Rd., S.W. Near 7th Day Adv. Prop. Kimberly Rd. N. End Adams Ave. (Park West) 3751 Gordon Rd. Hartramd Prop. Adeline Ave. 914 Collier Rd, 1895 Plaza Lane 1185 Collier Rd. 3901 Campbellton Rd, 2950 Springdale Rd. SW 2600 Old Hapeville Rd. 330 Brownlee Rd. 1875 Anderson St. 1101 Collier Rd. (SE corner) 236 Program Pace fh bo bh 235 PH & T. K. 221d (©) 221 d (3) Co-op Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. Conv. : Conv. a 202 3 Conv.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 49 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/19a4d8c7b8f1f11df87b5f119dd4ede0.pdf c1cf1c0542e93413bf395717056fba11 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. I L .... GEND : 5,099 Units C 1-3 6 Comp le ted I..,_ 1-52 Und e r Construction 7,166 U'"' " I P 1-41 I n Planning 7,050 " LP Un d er Leas i--ng-Program 1 2 015 " TOTA L I N SIGHT 20,330 " BC 1 -26 Being Considere~ D:l"M 1 -30 Did Not Materialize D.NQ 1-9 Did Not Qualify- on Rentals Ite:r. tio. C- lA No. Units New I Exist 96 4 HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE Small Apts. Location scattered Prop-ram 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts or H.ent a.ls 1 2 3 Estimate When Available Conv. & 6 4 4 2 20 29 30 18 17 7 4 4 20 20 4 9 4 4 964 u n i ts carried 520 Park .Ave. 1 1 52 Sells A 166 And e r son · 2 07 5 Sp i nk S . 38 3 Holderne 2 08 5 Gord on 11 35 Sel ls A' 500 Norths i d 294 Penelope 217 5 Len ox R 344 5 Roswe l l 3151 Simps on 1580 Dixie S 268 8th St. 216 Doane St 431 Holderne 2585 Beeler _ 38 Fairburn 1152 Grenwic 2229 Forest 1156 Greenw i 371 Lanier B As of Aug~ 15, orward from pre ious repo t S. E., $66,000, o ·ner-Park e. SW, $47,300, wner- Par an Ave., $85,000, o ·ner-Roy-J C . NW, $180,000, wner W. 0. S one, s, $24,000, owne - Roy Jon d, $20,000, owne - Dr. W. e., $20,000, 9 wn r- C. C. Cr. NW , Permit ec. 1968 Di . NW, Permi t D c. '68 $ 9 ., Pe rmit Se p t . 6 7 $ 203,0 Rd . , Pe r mit Oc t . '67 $ 150, Rd., Pe r mi t Oct. '67 $ 60 , 0 . SE , Permit Oct · '67 $ 68, W, Pe r mit Oct. ' 7 $3 2 , 00 0 _ own e r SW, Permi t Nov. 67 $16,00 o ne r s St. SW, Permit J a n . '6 7 1 8 , Uu u , r . SW., Pe rm i t ·.Ma . '6 8 , $9 ,o O , d., Pe~mi t Ju ly '68, $ 100, 00 : ow St. SW , Pe rmi t u l y ' 68 .$ 0, 0 1 O, il~ Ave. SW, Per it $15 , 0 0, h, Permit Aug. '68 $19, 00 ., Permit Nov . '68 $1 0 , 0 0 ner 1969 Permit or Other . Value Permits under $10,000 per unit FHA 6 84 12 11 19 32 Aug. 15., 196 9 LOW AND MEDim1 I NCO}'!E HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develoument and Proposed No. Bedrooms DesiRTiation DATE An Inventory of Co!lll'Tlent Units carried (594 &·.90):: 684 are shown on previous reports ~~d -r- !Roy Jo builder. Do Fr ser · & Ghegan er ske & R. ichu:tk r-J. At en gh om ev. W. o wn ~ . C wne - H . L .' l be t Z -J. T . son •i s, uilder Benard Kaplan ynn b uilder~ w. J . Wynn Th r n t on Al l:f: ord & J. . Seller s d er · 1 11· a ms ou n , builde ~ Rober t A. Young J o es, bui de r- Roy J·ones ay l o llis - - - - - - - - - -· - · - · - - - - - - ·· .• _ _ .. _ . _ _ _ .. _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ ....... ..,, _ _ _ _ _ _ t'"r\ . - • �I - - ·- I .Im I . I ! t e:11 ·...o • C- lD Me,.; I Exis t ~ .I. 'l Desim1ation f Location Program Duplexes (sma l!L throughout city Conv . groups) FHA 34 Monthly Prnts. Estimate No. Bedrooms or Hentals When 2 1 2 1 3 3 Available & 34 .uni ts carried June '68 1803 White - 0 ~k Holl-ow NE, own ler- Jeffer ison DeSt aza 1 521, 27, 33 b 39, Langston Av le. SW, Per mit undE r $] 2, 0( o, bwne 1 7 53 Blvd. D SE, Permit und e r $12,00C, o, ·ner- Fr e ,ida Cre ed 494 Nor f ol k 3t . NW, Permit Au g . '68 $ 14 '90 ~ owr er- Wi l iam Sims 491 Hopkins ,,3t. , Permit Oct. '68 $ 19,50 o, <~w ne r ..:. R e y Jc Co . As o f Aug. 15, 1969 647 Single Fami l y 14 - 4 I 2 8 2 2 2 C-2 l,e - I Col'Tll'l!ent i,._ . . I Mine E11 tterprise .s ca ttered , Conv. & 221 d (3) Permits I ncludes 70 prefab Na ti onal under Homes · houses i n t he Thoma s $ 15,000 ea . ville Ur ban Rene wal pr oject. Pro j ec t cons tr uc t e d by Nat i onal Homes Corporation. .. I I Permit or Other Value 4 I I Aug. 15, 196~ Permits under $12,000 per unit I I ' . .LOW AND XEDIUN I NCOHE HOUSlliG IN ATLi\NTA No. Units ' ' DATE . Inventory of Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed I I 2 ! HOUS I NG RBSOlffiCES COMMITTEE ' 617 units c arried fo r wa rd froJI1. prev j ous repor1 May ' 69 June '69 July '69 As of Aug. 15, 1 96 9 22 2 6 647 . ' . ' . I I . .. . .. ! I ' -- --- ___________.._ - ------ -- .. ··- -~ _.__. _ ......._. ___ .~ '!•' !l!"'l .· - - ! �HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE -C-3 No. Bedrooms Designation Location 1,015 Lease Agreemen := scattered 48 27 18 119 19 60 352 372 1,015 1 c- _4 1 Progrrun 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estfuate or :Rentals When 1 2 3 Available 1494 Memoria Dr. Vinara St. 443 Dorg a n . P . SW , Amanda Garde1 lS 851 Park St. 3787 Gordon l d. (Suburban Cts ~) Lakew ood Vil age 1765 Pr yo r R< (La Villa Apts ) .. , . - H. c. enforce.ment . I . -· - r Comment Leased housing under H. A. H. A. has authoriza t iori.:: ·f or 15 additional uni ts. I -- Perm:l,t or Other Value Conv. 18,644 Rehabilitati on- . scattered · Housing Code - Aug . LOW .AND MEDiilll INCONE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed No. Units New! Exis t Ite:r. t:o. DATE 1m Inventory of - - - . . - -. - --- --- ,.. .. I This figure rep. 75% of 22, 55~ Uni t ·s Rehabilitated t:.1rough the h ousing code division. These do not increase the ove rall supply of housing but do increase the ,supply of s :tandard housing. These were reporting by the housing cod e as repaired (rehabilitated) . This figure includes units found in compli ance on original inspection. It is estimated that 75% ·or 18,644 of these units have been brought into compliance through actual rehabilitation . ... !- �--Ite:r. !·ro. I Ro. Units New·! Exist Designation West End Bedford-Pine Model Cities 30 Rehabilitation convent.ional C-6 Location lfay-Aug. 50 22 , 33 Jrn Program No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthly Prnts. Estimate or Henta.ls When 2 1 Available 3 Permit or Other· Value Urban Renewal 5 CACUR project C-8 140 Pe r ry Homes Ex te ns i on Total to date 465 35 40 54 0 Linwood Park 221 (h) 1730 Kerry Dr. P. H. Enterprise Corp., 130 Piedmo n· NE, is i n terested in buying dilapid a t ed low cos t str uc-tures and rehabi lita ti n g t h e m. Proprieter G. s. Hart h a s r ehabi l ita t ed 3 0 units. Completed $2,2!38,900 3-27-69 . 78 . NW Mc Daniel St. McDaniel St. off P. H. Public Hous i ng I -20 C-10 373 Al len Te mp le - 221 d · (3) Gordon Rd. & Harwell 100 1 42 1 2 College Pl a z a·] 0 1 7 Wes t view Dr. 221 d (3) LD .. , .... ·- .. --~ -.:;;;;;:,;;; . ' . Conv. Rehab. scattered 650 96 - , C-9 C-11 Comment Rehabili t ation comp l eted by H. A. . C-7 Aug. 15, 196! DATE Inventory of LOW AND MEDIU1'1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Pr oposed . 540 Rehabilitation-- sc.a ttered Housing Authority C-5 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE 96 50 80 65 68 -- · = Completed $14 ,500 11-1-69. per uni t Pub lic Hous ing. Comple t e d $ 11,566 Nov ·. 1967 per u n i t Manage r - Will iamson & Co. Le gal- Mc Credy Johnston Bu i lder-·Bush Const. Co. o ff McDaniel St. Comple ted $792, 93 09-16-68 3 Bldg. $ 8 ,2 5 5 per unit Legal- Fi s her Builder- Randen Const. Co. 75 80 76 .- - La rge uni ts 3- 5 b e dr ooms . See Public Ho us ing Summary. Builder H. L. Coble Co ns·t. Co - ;;.,;;..:... -- -·--·- ---- -·-· ·~- ~e~- ·,____ ,. ~ ~"'"' . ., ., e!!!iia~- 111 , ... \ , " �5 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -- DA.TE 1m Inventory of LOW AND MSDIU}1 INCO}IE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Aug. 15, 196c Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed T-'- _ ve::n I 1· t:o. ' ' Ro. Units Neu! Exist C-12 100 C-17 24 Designation Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Park West · Apts.Gordon and Boltop 221 d (:=:) 1 Rd. S. W. LD 8,J ! 1~ Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Hentals When 1 2 3 Available 72 Permit or Other Value Col'TlITlent 83 Completed $700,000 8-1-68 (FHA $900,000) 6.3 acres@ 1~.9 un~ts per acre Legal- Lewis Cenker Owner- Park West.co. Builder- Developers Service 4---+-----4--------+----------+-----+--+--t---+---+---1t---+-----~------t-....;C~o_.;..__...;.,,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , C-13 108 Gartrell Court Younge ' St. Completed $980,300; Rent includes all utilities (Butler St. UR) 221 d (3) 24 5€ · 2f 7( 85 98 1-1-69 $793,000 Sponsors- Saporta & Russell 55018 LD. Owner & Bldr. - Gartrell PR Court Assn. C-14 26 Park West Apts 3751 Gordon Rd. 221 d (3) 20 6 84 96 Completed $185,000 2 S.W. LD 10.;.1-68 (FHA _ $247,900) 221 d (3 $10,912/U C-15 84 Wheat St . . 180 Jackson st. FHA NP-R 48 36 7~ 98 Completed~$916,600 Reduced- Had difficulty with Gardens #2 ·NW 55023 4-24..:69 FHA) tax structure 'Permit Legal- Lewis Cenker $720,975) Builder- Ranger Const. Co. Finance- Life of Georgia $12,500/U C- 1 6 108 Wheat St. 180·Jacks6n St. 221 d (3) 108 140 Completed FHA FHA ·rent supplement $960/uni t Gardens #3 NW 3500l~NP4-1-69 • $1,350,000) per year SUP-R Permit ,Manager- Williamson & Co. R. S. $1.037,408 I La Mancha 2600 Old Hapevil~e Rd. S.E. Conv. 24 56 14~165 $540,000 Under the revised standards (rentals) only the 24 I-bedroom units qualified. 56 2-bedroom units were disqualified. �-·No. Units New I Exis t I-:e:n ·~O • C- 18 225 C- 19 16 DATE Aug. 15, 196~ Ml Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUN I NCOr-IE HOUSING lli ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develonment and Proposed DesiP,nation Prop;ram Location 154 . 3901 Campbellton Conv. Rd. S.W. 24 196 * 16 145 C- 20 62 Duplexes 140 Mt. Zion Rd. Conv. s. E. C-21 58 Apts. 1910 Bixby St. Conv. C-22 76 Villa Court · 1051 . Beauregard Ave . Conv. C-2 3 .76 Apts • 1145 Constitut i o n Rd. SE Peyton Heights 200 Peyt on Pl. . 62 · 32 44 120 Con:ment 205 Completed $2,000,000 Only 16 units of 236 qualified Apr. '69 (on rentals) Builder- Victor D. Mas ilia Owner- Green Bripr Village (A second group under construction (117 .units) did not qualify.) $310 ,oo_ o 138 108 119 Completed 4-24-69 Conv. Conv. · Permit or Other Value 21 85 100 125 50 s.w . Ap t s. Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Henta.ls When 2 1 Available 3 Conv. 3670 Gordon Rd. Monticello Apts. No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 ' Constructed for leasing as Public Housing. Owner,.. Thomas Reeves Completed $380,000 Aug. '68 99 119· $400,000 1~2 Completed $576,000 3-20-69 Owner- Day Realty Assn. Inc. 2-Bedroom Duplexes I-bed r oom unfurnished-$109.5( " furni shed-$134.50 2-bedroom unfurnis~ed-$12~& ·" furnished - $144. 50 Builder- Piedmont Eng. & . Const ruction Co. Owner- Polar Rock Devel. Corp . Builder- Pol ar Rock Development Corp. Management- Aycock Realty Co. Management- .Romm Enterprises includes central air and heat; wall to wall carpet. - ---+----+-----+--- - -- - - - + - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - + - -·J ----t---t---+--t---1---·---+------t--Owner- Peyton Pl. Ap ts . C-24 I 6 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE 128 \ . s. "./. �--I I _ ve:r. I T"- 1I tfo . ?·!o . C- 2·5 }Jew I 138 DATE Aug. 15 ; 1969 1m Inventory of LOWAND MEDIU}1 INCOr'ill HOUSING IlJ ATLANTA Recently Complet ed, in Develooment and Prooosed Units I Exis t 7 HOUSING.RESOURCES COMMITTEE Location Desi .r nation Pey t on · P l . Ap t s. 2722 Gor don Re s. w. . Progrc2J11 Conv. Mont hly Pmts. Estimate . No. Bedrooms or :Rentals When 2 2 1 1 Available 3 3 56 82 Permit or Ot her Value $828 , 000 Comment Romm Enterprises Town Houses 72 Apt s . 50 Mt . Zion Rd. S. E . Conv . Completec $350,000 Feb. '69 Owne.r- Dewey Kelley 56 Apt s. (#2· at lo c ati o n) 50 Mt. Zion Rd. Conv. Completec $280,000 Feb. '69 Owner-·l)ewe y Ke~ley C-28 48 Ap t s . 2 113 De Fore Fe r ry Rd. N. W. Conv. Complet e c $300,000 4 -2 4 -69 Ow ne r - B . s . Iv ey Bu i lder- B. L. I . Cons truc tio1 Depa rt men t C- 29 2 04 Apt s . 1991 DeLowe Dr . SW Gonv. Comple t e d $7 50 , 000; 2- 22 -69 $ 270 ,0 00 Ow ne r - Nap l es .Co . C- 30 96 Apts. 1991 DeLowe Dr . SW Conv . Comple t e d $52 8,000 Feb . '69 Owner - Naples Co . C-26 I C- 27 I S.. E. I ' ·. C-3 1 80 Apts. 2390 Palmour Dr. Conv . N. E . Compl e ted $440, 0 0 0 2-20-6 9 Owner - Faga n Burson,& Dou ga l C-32 92 Apts. 2 4 00 Campbellt o n Conv . Rd. s. w. Completed $5 52, 000 5-12-69 . Owner- Kermit Warren C- 3 3 56 S t o ne Hinge Apts. 12 Mi. South o f Co nv . City on s . X- way Complet e d $62 1, 000 Aug. '68 Owner- Sam Kellet Et. al. 800 sq. ft. 2-bed · · ro om uni ts; air condit i o ning ; wa-11-to-wa 11 c arpeting; s wi mm i ng- p oo l; kindergarten . - �8 HOUSING RESOlffiCES COMMITTEE --- DATE An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Aug. 15, 1969 Recent ly Completed, in Develooment and Pr oposed Ite:n Iro . C- 34 I N'o . U:n:i. ts Ne1-1 ! Exist 54 Desi gnation Location Progrcll11 3 1 36 Gor don Rd. 3136 Gordon Rd . Conv. No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Hen t a.ls When 1 2 3 Available 54 135 76 Collier Wood s - . & 1000 Coll i e r Rd . Coll i er Rd. N. W. Conv. 96 Other Value $270,000 s .w . C- 35 Permit or 105 CorrJT1ent Owner- D. L. ·Knox & Assoc. Rent does not ·include utili t ies. 4 0 uni t s i n Collie r Wood s 36 u n i t s in 1000 Co lli e r Rd~ . , C- 36 132 Bankhea d Proje c t Ba nkhead and May na rd -- .. Turnkey 1 Se ction comple t ed May' 6 9 _ Sect i ons # 2 , 3 a nd 4 ar e Unde r Construc ti o n ( See UC- 4 7 ) . T OTALS 5,09!: 20,254 a s of 8 -15 - 6~ ' - . - ' ' , . . . .. , . ···---- -- -- - · .. -- · - - .. . ---.----·, -·---·----·a ·--- -·· -· ·-··-•'__.. ........ - . ._._., , , ,•·· �-Ite:n ?·:o • UC -1 I Units New! Exist 33 23 19 21 11 11 39 6 2 11 13 234 UC-3 Designation Location July '68 Aug. '68 Se p t. ·'68 Oct. '68 Nov. '68 Dec. '68 Jan. '69 · Feb. '.69 Mar . '69 Apr . '69 Ma y '69 June '69 Jul y '69 TOTAL t o dat E 29 UC-2 LOW .AND MEDM1 INCOHE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develonment and Proposed Program S ingle Family scattered (under $1 5,000 >. 16 2 30 Monthly Pmts. Estiinate or l-lent al s When 1 2 3 Available 221 (d) 2 Est. Completion 12 mon . after issuance of permit and Conv. Small Apts .. Permit or Other Value Comrnent Permits under l15 , 000 , ,, sca t tered Dup l e x es u n der $12,000 per uni t ( o ne o n ly as o f t hi s da t Own~r- Roy J o Co~ Conv. \ , 4 6 No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Dup lex es (unde1 4 9l Hopkins St. Conv. $12 ,00 0 pe r SW unit) 30 20 DATE Aug. 15, 1969 An Inventory of Ii:o. 234 9 HOUSING.RESOURCES COMMITTEE 294 Penel ope Dr. NW, Pe r mit Di~ c. '68, o wne r - Aloer t Zeder 1184 Luc i lle Ave., Permit Juni '69; own~r- Robe~t Schei n fi 1~ld 1170 Greenw 1c h St. SW, $ 26,00 owner - ~lbe rt Zt:?d er , b u i ld 1~r s· a nley Raw 11 · TOTAL to dat e 1 ) , Ap t s. less than 20 unit s . (Cons truGt ion s eems to b e l aggi ng in this category.) �HOUSING ---!:,e:7l ~ ~o • UC- 4 Ro. Units New! Exist 500 DATE An Inventory of Designation Bankhead Project Location Bankhead near Maynard Dr. Progrclill No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Henta.ls When 1 2 I 3 Available Turnkey 108 148 112 2 3 4 UC-5 350 Thomasville U. R. Thomasville UC-6" 202 Hollywood Rd. Pr oject 1580 Hollywood R~ Turnkey UC-7 220 Gilbert Garden: Gilbert Rd. at Flynn UC-8. 1-7 5 Aug. 15 ,. 1969 LOW AND MEDIU1'1 INCOME HOUSING lli ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed Leila Vall ey Apt s . Permit or Other Value HUD$9,998,868 Dev. cost to H.A.$9,356,094 Permit$5,000,000 Estimate~ Compl~tion ""%8, 10 m:smmcr.s COMMITTEE 2-~5-69 10 25-69 4- 2-70 (Final completion date) PH s. w 40 120 8( 196 Turnkey Comment Builder~ Jack Jones, H. L. Coble Const. Co. Greensboro, N. C. 35 acres south of Bankhead, 10.5 acres north of Bankhead Behind Schedule. HUD requires 25% completion by 9-30 . Ground broken 5-27-68 1, 132 units completed May 1969 (See. C-36). Jan. 18, $14,500 1970 per unit Estimated completioln Contract granted 7~1-68 Broke ground 7-17-68 8-31-69 PermliEstimated $2,500,000 completioh Ow n er- Claridge Towners Inc. Builder- Whiting-Tu r ner Cons t Contract signed 4 -19-68 Brok e ground 5-9-68 Spring ... 619 Estimated Completion 20 acre site--11 u n it~/acre HUD Approv al- 5-5-68 Contr a ct signed 9-7-68 . Groun d b r o k en 1 -19 - 68 Contact-·Bill Wood wa r d of Adams-Cates Builde r - Whi ti ng Tu rne r Dev e l oper - Claridge Towners f Prison Cr ee k a nci Turnk ey Con tra c t s igne d 1-13-69 Lei l a La ne - · ·- - _______....... - -·--- ·--·· __. _. ... __ __, ____ ...... _........ _. ____.... ,. �. 11 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE - ·--- DATE An Inventory of Aug. 15, 1969 LOW AND MEDIU1'1 I NCOr-ill HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in DeveloDment and Proposed P · - ..,e:r. ·".o • UC-9 !I Ro. Units New· I Exist 6.0 UC-·10 200 DesiITT1ation Location Progrrun 1 Duplexes 284 Linden Ave. London Towne Houses 32 42 Cushman Cit. 221 d (3 . . 8 SW ' Co-op FHA Allotment 36 48 48 68 No. Bedrooms $486 ,500 $ 661,000 $745,700 $923,000 2 I 3 Monthly Pmts, Estimate or H.ent als Wh.en 1 2 3 Available Conv. Complete as of May 1 99% 9 4% 68% 68% Permit or Other Value $415,000 61 122 FHn No- 5~ 019 Man 5~020-Man , 5!:021 Ma n 5!:022 Ma n 63 6~ 8 4 Estimatec $14,078 comPleticn per unit Jan. '80 ]berm t 216 00( !287,30( ! 302 300 ! 4 05 100 200 UC -lJ 250 Rockdal e Par:k Sec. 1 1660 Johnson Rd. 55038- LD< 221 d (3 FHA$2,581,000 Permit$ 200 . UC -12 75 Rockdale Pa·r.k: Sec. 2 1660 J o hns o n Rd.5 5054-LDC R 221 d (3) .oon Permit$801,400 • · T"!!!,' ~ ~ ~!Wt'lf!!~.,.~-.,._.,., -,~·~.. ·-~~-....,.......... Comment Duplexes (Temporary relocation housing) Builder- Armour Homes Ow ner- Atl anta Ho u sing Authority Sponsot - FCH, sa~e people who de v eloped East wych Down payme nt - $13 5 $10 Appl. fee Purcha se price includes tax , insura nce, and ou t side maint aina nce 4 -Bedroom town house s Builder- Diamond & Kaye Mortgage interes t 43% Rea l estate taxes 16% Mortgage principle 19% Maintainanc e 12% Reserve funds 5%. Administration . 5% Profit 0% 100% Tax Deduc tibl e Being occupied . as of Aug. '6 ~ Contract 12-20-68 Construction started 1-13-69 Part of 1400 units David L. Rosen Const. Contract awarded to David L. Rosen Const. Four years construc tion. Further applications to FHA being processed. __,., -·-·. -·· .... ___ , _ . ....,___ .....,,,,. ••. ' �· 12 HOUSI NG RESOURCES COMMITTEE --·- An DATE Inventory of Aug. 1 5 , 1 96 9 LOW AND ME DIUM I NCO?-'l E HOUSING JN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed T-'-_,e:n _ !"·;Q. I I No. Units New· ! Exis t UC - 13 12,0 Designation Location Central Meth odis t Gardens 1 Program Nont hly Pmts, Estimate No. Bedrooms or Henta.ls When 2 1 2 1 3 3 Available E . .s i de Fa i r bur r 55053 -BS Rd., north o f 221 d (3' Sewell Rd . Permit or Other Value $1 , 368,000 ' UC- 14 120 Centra l Methodist Gardens 2 E . s i d_e Fairbu rn 55070- BS Rd . , n o rth of 22 1 d (3 Sewell Rd. UC-15 208 Allen Temple 3 317 5 Go r don Rd. s. w. 55024 - NP 22 1 d ( 3' 8£ 100 Pe rm i tLegal - Mcc ready Johnston $1, 950 , 000 72% . c ompleted 5 - 1 - 69 FHA Builder - De S oto Const. Co. $2,40 5,700 Owner-Allen Temple Dev. Corp •. $11,566/uni tt ·Mana g:er - Willi amson & Co. 75 $1,830,400 I I I UC -1 6 180 Etheridge Park o ff Ethe ridge Apartments Dr . NW Part o f 558 un it proj ec t Pr omo t or-C . C •· Th o rnt o n Sp o n sor -C en t ra l Me th . Chur c h ( Re v. . A. s. Dic ker so n~pa s tor) Ar c h .- He ery & Heery Owne r -U rban Sy s tems Development Cor p. C. A, Subs idiary o f We s t i nghouse ' Co ns tru c tion s tarted 1 - 9 - 69 $ 1, 4 19,500 · Part o f pr o jec t UC - 1 3 Started 5-2 - 69 I I Co:mnent 550 42 LD] 38 244 22 1 d ( 3 ) 65 . I Density 15 units/acre Sponsor- I. Saporta Rent includes all utilities Second part of . construction to contain 162 units; first part approved for airconditioning. Construc tion started 3-10-69 · I I I . .. I . . ... . .... . •· . ·- - - ---------· · •• _ _ . . - ·· - · --- · ~ -. ., ~ ..... . .. ... J,,J Wt"<r\ . · - ' �--:I:.e:n ·". o • UC - 17 I 100 DATE kn Invent ory of No. Bedrooms Designation Location Program 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate ·when or H.entals 1 2 3 Available Permit or Ot her Value Gun Club Apt s. 1033 Hollywood Rd. · S. W. 55030- LDC 221 d ( 3 ) uc- 1sr 2 4 1 Calvi n Cou rt . 202 $2 , 200,000 UC- 19 Martin Man o r 55058- LDP 221 d (3) $4 78, 0 00Perm i t FHA $704 ,000 UC-20 64 208 4 79 E ., Pa ces Fer r y Rd. N. E . . 2 950 Gor do n Rd. s. w. Fr ie nd ship Ce nt e r 99 Norths ide Dr. 55037-NP- ll 3 '1 SW 221 d ( 3 ) Es timat e d $ 940,000 ,~omp l e t i o n 10-15-69 95 30 87 101 115 Es timated Permitcomple t i o (l $ 1,564,00( s - 31 :.. 69 FHA $2,250, 0 0 0 . UC-21 30 Chambe rlai n !Realty f4 19 Chamb erlain ist. SE . I Aug. 15., 1 9 6 ~ LOWAND MEDIU11 I NCOl-IE HOUSilJG IN ATLANTA Recently Compl eted, i n Develooment and Prop osed tfo . Units e~-r ! Exist 13 HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE . 55015-LD-1 2 21 d (3) 30 90 ' Permit$2 52, 4 89 FHA $3 06 , 400 Comment - 20 A. Res . ; Addit io nal 140 u nit s e x pe c t e d· l at e r Sp o nsor -Joe And erso n, Ro y D . Warr en Build e r - Gartr e l l Con s t. Co. Owner - Hol l ywoo d We s t Corp • . Apt s . f or elderl'y Owner - Atlanta Ar e a Pres byt e r i a Q Home · Builder - ABCO Cons t. Co. Construc t io n s t a rted-7-1 - 68 Permit i s sued - .1 - 6 - 69 Owner s- H. J . Russel l and Drs -.. G . Howard & E . J. Howard Owner- F rie nd s hip Ce n te r Build er~ Rog er Co ns t . Co. Sp onsor - Fri e nds h i p Bapt ist Ch urch Gr ound b r ok en 5-9-69 To incl ud e cen t r al a ircond i ti oning; 72% completed 5-1-69 Lega l- Fis h e r & Phil l ips Build e r - Front ie r Co ns t. Owne r - Chamberla i n Realty �-T~..,e::r. _ " O. I DATE Aug. 15, 1969 Inventory of LOW AND MEDIU1'1 I NCOHE HOUSING IN ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develonment and Proposed f.n No. Units New I Designation Exis t Program Location l'fon thly Pmts. Estimate When or H.enta.ls No. Bedrooms 2 2 1 1 Available 3 3 UC- 22 96 Ap t s ·. 2891 Sp r ingdale Conv. 56 40 UC- 23 40 Deerw ood 2905 3.rd Ave. Sv\ Conv. 4 24 UC-2 4 40 Apts. · 1514 Northwest Dr. UC -25 45 Apts. UC - 2 6 64 Apts . UC-27 92 Apts. - 14 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Comment . $270,000 Owner-Security Dev~lopment & Inv. Corp. Rental r.a tes not se t yet; wil] probably qualify. Conv. $235,000 Permit i ssued 4~16 -69 Owner - Le o n C. Harwell 3379 Stone Rd. Conv. $400,000 Permit i ssued 4 -69 Owner-Reaves , .Edwards, Edward s 1073 Hollywood Conv. $28 5,000 Permit issued-12-67 Owner-Melvin War straw Does not include utilities 1090 Hollywood N. W. Rd. Co nv. $393,000 Permit issued-10-67 Owner-Parzen -& Assoc. Has permit b u t not building as of Aug. ; · money problems Rd. .NW I Permit or Other Value 64 85 . I I I I Parad ise Apt s. UC -28 100 Hollywood Rd. N ~ Conv. .20 48 32 6~ 78 95 . I UC -29 132 3804 Gordo n Rd. Gordon Rd. Ext e ns ion Apts SW UC-30 160 Apts. Conv. 9 54 Hightower Rd. Conv. I I Builder-Wall Harris Owner- H. Russell & M. Burch $875,000 Permit issued- 2-69 Owner-Sh oco Inc. $900,000 Owner-Albert Zeder . ... . . . .... . ··-- ~ -~· ~ ·-·' " - - ________ ......,_ -.&-........----·· ,.__ . __..____,.,...... _..... .,., .... I ,....,.,.,,,. r.,\ • . �- 15 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15, 1969 Im. Inventory of LCYtT AND MEDilJN INCOl-'lE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed -"". . e:r. I' ..:. Hon thiy Prnts ,I Estimate No. Bedrooms Ro. Units r~e-:-r ! E:x:i st Designation Location Program 1 2 3 1 or l-tentals 2 I 3 When Available Permit or Other Value FHA- Comment Flipper Temple 2479 Abner Pl. Homes NW 55052-NP 221 d (3J 96 Apts. 3350 Mt. Gilead Pl. SW Conv. uc - 33- 36 Apt s. 2825 Waters Rd. SW Conv. UC -34 7 ?. Apts. 3000 Continental Conv. Colony Parkway SW $640,000 O\\ ner-Continental Developmen t Corp.; Permitted 4 -69 UC - 35 130 Apts. 62 $1,0_17,000 Owner-Sol Gray Ma n a ger- B. L . I. Const. Co. 2964 Pea c htree Rd. UC -31 163 UC -3 2 Harwell Rd. $1,712,000 Permit$1,219,716 Permitted $600,000 4-69 l $275,000 Conv. ·NW Flipper Temple owner & sponsor Rev. Julius W~lliams ' Builder-Torch Const. Promo~er & ArchitectI. Sapo:rta Construction started 4-28-69 Owner & Builder~Mills Robertson Owner-Bob Young Development Corp. Inc. Permit issued- 4-69 ' 52 Apts. 2786 Old Hape vil1e Rd. S.E. Conv. $400,000 Owner- Pendley Bros, 1 991 De Lo we UC-37 206 Apts. 2971 Macon Dr. SW Conv. $1,,400, 000 Owner- Mert on Development Corp. UC -38 294 Apt s. 505 Englewood S.E. Conv. Permit-$3,161,610 $10,753 per unit Owner-Warner Development Cor p · Builder-Warner Const. UC -36 \ - .. ·-· - - _______,_____ -·-------·· ·--· -·--··-·--··.. .__...... ------- ... .,... ,· · �--~e""l"'I I! I - I V ~~o . ,. • Ro. U:riits e,-r I Exist DATE Aug. 15, 196 9 1m Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUr1 INCOt'IE HOUSING JN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develoument and Proposed Program Location Designation Monthly Pmts. Estimate When or }{enta.ls No. Bedrooms 2 1 2 l 3 Available 1 3 Permit or Other Value Col'1".li:ent UC- 39 88 I Ap t s ·. UC- 40 22 Ap ts. 87 Harwell Rd ..NW Conv. $140,000 Owner -S. M. & M. Realty Co. uC - 41 34 Apt s. 1 6 60 S t anton Rd . Conv. SW $250,000 Owner - McDonald & Assoc. Pe r mit issued-Feb . ' 69 Ap t s. 3669 Gordon Road Conv . $1 50 ,000 Owner - Jack Storch Permitted 10-18-68 UC- 4 2 1 2 8 ' 16 HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE - Hollywood Rd. Conv. 64 59 74 Owner - Jim Bersch . s.w. I I UC- 4 3 II 34 Apt s. 3 3 01 North Ca mp Conv. Cree k Par kw ay SW $200,000 Ow ner - Reaves, Tr a pley & Reaves Pe r mi t t ed-10 - 4 -6 8 UC-44 36 Ap ts. 1867 Myrtle Dr. Conv. $180,000 Builder and owner-Dewey P :.. Kell ey Pe rm i tt ed 8-28 - 68 UC - 4 5 32 Ap ts. 1930 Honeysuckle Conv. Lane S. W. $300,000 Owner - Fred Sc hw acmmle Permitted 7-2-68 UC-46 56 Apt s. 31 44 Gordon Rd • . Conv. SW Estimated $340,000 completio n Oc t . '69 UC- 47 375 Apt s. 580 Nort h side Ci UC-48 Apts. 390 West La ke Dr Conv . I I ~ . . Conv. $2,000,000 Owner-Townsend &. Gh e ha n Permit iss u ed- Dec. '68 $2 4 2, 4 52 Ow ner a nd b ui l d e r - H. J . Russell Pe r mit iss u ed 5- 7 -6 8 I I I 32 Owner- Knox & Assoc. ,Inc. Permit issued- 2 -6 9 . I I I -- ·-. •. .._ .. , -- -- __________. _ -·---.. ~-------- ·---·· _ _ 11 _ __ , . • • -..:ii, . --. ........ ~ • '!Ii ....~... .,,. ' -- �17 HOUSING RESOURCES COHMITTEE DATE An Inventory of Aug. 15, 196 9 LOW' AND ME DIUN I NCOME HOUSING IN ATL.t\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed T-'- _ :.,e:n ·, O • II UC- 4 91i UC- 50 No. Units New! 76 40 UC- 5 1 216 Erist Designation Location Apts. Prop.:rarn No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Honthiy Pmts.l Estimate or Hent a.ls Wb.en 2 1 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment 193 5 Allison Ct. Conv. SW. $423,630 Apts. 901 Bolt o n Rd. N.W. Conv. $160,000 Owner - Juta cod a (15 Chestnut St . ) Butler S t . YMCA Project 1562 Hollyw ood Road, N. W. 55057 NP 72 221 d (3) FHA $2,642,400 Permit $2,137,687 50 acre tract purcha s ed by Loridan ' s Foundation . 15 acre site planned for apart ments . Sp onsor - Butler St. YMCA Arc h itect - Joh n Cherry Le g al - Hall Ware Fa vorable reaction by Plan:ning Board Oct. 11 to Zoning Nov. 16 Deferred (Z - 67- 200D) Dec. 7 Zoni n g d eferred i nde fi n itel y . Reconsid ered Feb . 22 . Approv e d by Bd. Al d. Ma r. 4 ' Bu i ld e r -R. A . Ba n k s 72 - 72 Owner a nd builder - H. J. Russell Permi t issued - 8 - 67 . - . . . .. . .. \ - -- - - - ------ --·- ----·· ·- _.. _.__.------ .. ....__. . ..... ............. ......-- • �nou.snm m:srnmcr-:s ., -- .--·- . 18 COMMITTEE DATE Aug. 15 ,· 1969 An Inventory of LOW A,_\ID MEDllJN I NCrn-m HOUS ING IN ATIJ\NT.A Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed . No. Units ~Te1-1 UC - 52 I I Exist l 800 Ii Monthiy Pmtsi Estimate Designation Location East La ke Golf N. ·of Glenwood Course # 2 Ave. No. Bedrooms ,.--=-..:...c:...--::~~ or :H.ent a.ls 1-=-:...:...::~:...::...:;=,.;;:....::..:...;.:::..; Program 1 2 3 1 2 3 When Available Permit or Other Value Turnkey Land cost $1,2-00,000; 99A Zoning Request R- 4 to C-1 R-6 A-1 & A2 72 A p r9p osed housing density 1 0 .68 U Arc h .- Hall & Ba u ghb e r g Da llas . Co nsul t - J ohn Wier s ma , F ord Foundation, Wash. Federal In t . Cec i l L. Yar boro ugh Field Re p.- Progr am of f icerAd u lt Ed u cation, U. s. office of Educ at io n Re g io n I V AHA appr. 10- 1 5-68 HUD11-26- 6 8 Bu ilde r - Pau l Andr e ws , Sout h e a s t e r n Dev. Co rp . , Nas hv i lle Te nn . . Sp o nsor - J i m Go ld en o f At l ant a JC' s Owner- James May e I 1 i I Co:r.ment TOTALS 7, 1 6 61 a s of -1 5-69 I I ..... .., _ _.._S91111l._~ ,· ··---"" ,.,._., ._ .......... . ................ ,. I �19 HOUSING .RESOURCES COHMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15, 1969 1m Inventory of LOW AND MEDim1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATL/iNTA Recently Completed, in Develoument and Prorosed - ..!..:,e;n_ I I No. Units Ne,;.;! IP-1 100 IP-2 162 Exist Designation Location Rockdale Park 1660 Johnson Rd. Town Houses #3 N. ·W 221 d (3; Co-op Etheridge Park Off Etheridge Dr . NW FHA 221 d (3 2 IP- 3 IP- 4 192 IP-5 ,20 ProgrcUn Holiday · Park Town Houses Rockdale u. R. Pro.i ect 221 d (3: Ma r t in Luther King Village Between Capitol Homes and I - 20 221 d (3; 55056-NP SUP- R Th oma svi l le U. R . Single Fam i l y Thomasville U. R. Project 221 d (2 4 4015-LD<~ Monthly Pmts ,I Est:iinate No. Bedrooms or Henta.ls When 1 2 3 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value FHA $98,472 Comment Part of potential 1400 unit s some o f which ~re already under cons truction. Project to take 4 years for completion. 150 units scheduled in collaboration with the Union Ba ptist Church & FCH. Committment of 221 d (3) funds made. Builder - David - Rosen Const. Part 2 of UC-16 55038-LD(~ $1,200,000 Did Not Materialize $3,134,861 Sponsored by Ebeneezer Baptist Chu:rch Pe r mitted 3-28-69; Second Fe a sibility le t ter issued 3-28 - 6 9 I I \ ·-· ___., -- ------·--· -·-·------·· Single fa mily h omes (other than National Homes) to be built in Th omasville U. R. area. Va cant lots sti l l n o t built on. ·--~-·. --··-··- ~.,._._......... -,---·-,,..... \ , " �---- ----- DesiP,nation Location Pro,c;rrun 300 As bury Hil ls Nurs ing Home Gammon Theologi- 202, 232 , cal Seminary Hill & Site Burton Act IP-7 402 . Wildwo od Park Town Houses Fairbuxn Rd. (west side) 60 74 44 56 60 44 64 402 IP-8 FHA No .. 440 1.6 Ma n. 44 017 Man . 55059 Ma n . 55060 Ma n . 55061 Man . 55062 Ma n. 55071 Man~ 196 I No. Bedrooms 1 2 ! 3 Honthly Pmts or :Rentals 1 2 3 E. side Fairburn Rd . S W, at N . of Sewell Perinit or Other Value Corr.ment Nursing and Elderl y ; not ab le to get Hill & Burton Act money - Nursi ng ~ome deferred has rai s ed $50 , 000 of needed $2 50, 000 · Sponsor - Rev . H. H. Ba c ks trom $49 756.67 & $6,811. RS Sec It iOI 236 . II $ 60 105.67 $651 ~, 000 (Firm 2013 ~ith fee 4 ...4- E9 Se k! t ion 2~ 1 d ti $8 ll ,500 It $78: , ooo· ti $73l ,000 ti $ 95~ ,774 Central Methodist Elderly Estimate i·fuen Available 221 d Co-op Thoma sville U. Thomasville U. R 221 d (2) R. Single Pr oject Fam ily IP-9 DATE Aug • . 15 , 1969 LOW AND ViSDIID1 I NCOHE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed. in Develooment and Proposed IP- 6 I 20 An Inventory of Units Exist - HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE --N'o. .Ie~-r l -- Sponsor-Mark Pal'mour Inc. (Bill Gilmore 23354 05, Rep.) Builder - Marv in Wa rner Inc. · Cincinnati ~ 41 National Homes Singl e Fa~ily homes in Thoma s vi l le u. R . area; Bids let to Cousins May 6, . 1968 202 · 3rd part of 3 part package of 558 U Sponsor -C. C. Thornton Bu ilder-Central Met h odist Churc h Arc hitec t - Heer y & Heery ---· - . __._..,.. ---~-.......... -·---------·· __.. . .·.-· ·- ...- ... .......~··------·· ......_.. "'"" ....\ .·- . ' L �I -- 21 . HOUSING R1~souncr.s COMMITTEF. --- DATE Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCOl'lE HOUSING lli ATLANTA Recently Completed, in DeveloDment and Proposed An Aug. 15 ,. 1969 I I I I I -.., -· I ~o. TJ.e..,, , IP- l(j No. Units N'ew ! Exist 48 IP- 11 450 Noo Bedrooms I DesiITT1ation Apt Apt s. Program Gordon Rd. SW o Adamsv ille Dr . -Browntown Rd. 1 2 I Estimat e When Avail abl e Permit or Other Value Conv. Co::nment 3½A Sponsor-C. C. Thornton Turnkey Hav ing Difficul y. Lette tte Dobbs, Chairma n, Neighbor Act a ccomplis hmen t s in genera ne ghb opp osition. Si t e include in Pa c Pla nning Dept. I nformal isc ssi discussion prop ed f or 1 -5- 8. I 3 I1onthly Pmts or H.enta.ls 1 2 3 5on rho age n w St i 4- 6 omm d a Zon th 1 d b Dan Sweat t o Robert in area poi ting out que ting wit drawal o f fav rably re orted by Com. 3 - 22-68 . Another ed. 51A •. site Zon. M-1. WhitingTurner has option. Approved by HA & HUD; Plan~ BD. recommended-favorable action; Zon. Com. de~ied unanimously 8-1; Bd. Ald. denied 8-21-67. Pl an Dept. sponsored reopening the proposed rezoning. Z o n. Com. agr e e d Nov. 9 to permit project t o be reintroduced. Plan. Bd. favorable recomme~ dation Nov. 15, 1967. Zon. Com. reconsidered & deferred to 7~1-68. Final action by Zo n~ Com .; n o t yet r e quested; hav e been waiting to deter mine outcome . of Sc h. Bond issue, which wa s voted favorably Nov. 5 1968. I I I IP-12 Now t.Jc 51. IP-13 160 Jon esboro Rd. Pro ject Jonesboro Rd . SE S. of Mc Wil liams T. K. Rd . 20 19 54 $20,500 down t o $1 9,250 per unit ' I I . II Application complete; 15 A Ar chi t ect-Charles E. Mcc ard Te native approval from HUD & AHA . Builder-Evans & Leopo l IP-13 is waiting f o r HUD & AHA. Ha s extension on loan committment and is absorbing interest cos ts . I I I -··- -·· ----·-·--~-- ·--.. -·--··- -·-·- . --.. ·.A---·-·t---. .· �22 HOUSING RESOUR CES COi·1MI TTEE --·--- DATE An I nventory of LOW AND XEDIU}1 I NCO}'!E HOUSING IN ATLANTA Aug . 1 5, 1969 Recently Compl eted, i n Devel oument an d Pr oposed !te:n -~o • l I r-:o. Units New! Exist IP-1 4 353 IP-15 22 - Desi~ation Location Program No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Nonthiy PmtsJ Estimate or H.enta.ls When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Ot her Value Cor.iment Bedf o rd - Pine No rth Av e. & Lind e n P. H. De v elopmental pr o gram n o t b e ing finaliz e d by Sheetz & .. Bradfi e ld. P lanned_ 149 e lder l y out of total 353. Apt s. 290 Springdale Conv . 1 7 A. Conv . Held up by zoning. Neigh borhood opp os ition. Rd . Awaiting zoning. . ' I P-16 40 IP-17 600 Apt s . Br own le e Rd • .SW' Federal Hon or Farm #1 Mc Donough Blvd . SE I<'or breakdown on type housing s ee bid fr om National Homes. Part o f Community Unit Plan o n 95 acre tract. Fed era 1 participation and allocation announced Dec. 12. Board of Ald ermen agreed to accept a nd develop a s part of the Thomasville Urban Renewal project on 5'--6-68. Bid accepted from National Homes Corp. for 600 units at a cos t of $8.7 million. Housing Authority adver.t ised for c o ntract bids July 14 for construction of r ,oads and utility se rvices. As of June 69 it is ·estimated that this phase will be completed in Spring of 19-70. Allowing t wo years for actual con::;truction of the homes the project should be compl eted in Spring or Summer of 1972. Builder-National Homes Cor.p, , . . . .. - ' - -· I -- -· •· -- · ..,__ - ..,.,.,.... . . . . Wl!!'l_...,,,'! _ __ I _........... - -··-·· _ . ,. . .. -·-·· ..... _,....,. ............. ... ~ ~ _...... • r v" �. 23 HOUSING RES01ffiCES COMMITTEE ·I - ve:r. j T-'- ~:o . No . Unit s Ne-:-r I .t,X:l.S V r, • .1. DATE Aug. 1 5 , 1969 Inventory of LO',v AND MEDIUM I NCOME HOU SIN G IN ATLANTA Re cently Completed, i n Devel onment and Propose d An I Designation Wes t l ake Ma n o r We s tlake Ave. NW I _P - 18.1 32 Prop.;rc2Ill Locati on 221 d (3) Monthly Pmts, Estimate When or Eenta.ls No. Bedrooms 2 I 3 1 2 Available 3 I 1 102 32 ) Per mit or Other Value $ 4 67 , 500 LD Coir.ment - FHA c ommittment' 3 - 25 - 68 Committ me n t wi thdraw n 9 - 12 - 6 8 IP- 191 Del ieted. N,)\Ii UC -52 IP-20 72 IP- 21 8 s. side Th o r n t o n Gordon Rd . E . o f Co nv . Ap ts. Lynhu r s t W. side Apt s. Harwell Rd. 9 0 0' Conv. N • . Qf Gordon c. c. _I\ pt s . IP-22 124 IP-23 Apts. 8 IP-24 330 Pope & Carter Project Bolton Rd. near Harvill 235 60 Apts . Center S t . NW Co nv . IP-26 72 Apts. Wat e rs Rd. & Cleveland Ave . Co nv . IP-27 56 Ap ts. \ ' ½A Spec ia l u se permit in a C-L Di st r i c t . App lic a n t - Ca r l Go ld s t ei n & St o n e . ' NP l . Owne·r - Re d He art Oi l Co. Repr~ s entativ e-Tom Musgrove 33~S A · 10 U/ A; FCH ,t o spons OJ ' Builder-Pope & Certer . Julius Iteld - Applicant f o r rezoning Owner - Pearl Reese 6 . 7 A LL 68 14th Di st. F. Co Owner-Mrs. Viola Jackson Watt s Rd. NW o ff 221 d ( 3 ) . Northw~st Dr • . Owner- Ca rl Go ld s t ein & S tone · West si d e Ha rw el Conv. Rd . , SW, 150' No o f Gord o n Roa d !LL237, 1 4th Dist r1ict R. of prop. Gord o n Rd. (rear Conv . 14th Dis t LL 14 F. Co.) IP-25 \ 5 A tract. 6. 5. A Builder-James , w. Howard . - ----- -· ·- _.. ~~-·. ·-·----·........ ...... ~ .,,,, - • r r, .··- �24 HOUSING .RESOURCES COl-1:MITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15 , . 1969 1m Inventory of LOW AND 1-IBDIUN I NCONE HOUSING lli ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed I - t-e:n ! T" ?~o • I Ro. Un.its l-;ew ! E:dst l Designation l i . I Bould er Park Town Houses IP-2 8i 120 Brandy Wi ne Town Houses IP-2 9 204 Location Program Boulder Park Dr . Conv. & Brownle·e Rd. Mt. Zion Rd. Noo Bedrooms 2 1 3 6 48 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Hentals When 1 II 2 Available 3 Permit or Other Value Co;r.rn.ent 9.6 A· Builder - I. Saporta ' Owner-Dutch Va·lley Cot:p. 60 236 . I I f FHA No . 4401 Man. 4402 Man . 4403 Ma n. 60 84 60 204 Value ·$ ~9 ,079 'and $4,554 $ 89 ,235 and $8,237 $ D8,003 and $5,306 IP-3 0 200 Apt s. Mildred Pl. & Wood st. 221 d (3) NP 30 A (25 of these ar e vacant now) Sp-onsor-Liberty Baptis t Chur cl Promo ter - J. T. Bickers IP-3 1 250 Apts. . ME?lVin Dr. SW 221 d (3) 25 A;' W. F . Gilmore-Zoning App licant IP-32 102 Forrest Park Cooperative Town Houses Fo rrest Park 221 d (3) Lakesid e N. Ap ts. Roswell Rd. IP-33 162 . FHA $808,900 (58 U) $636,800(44· ·u) BMIR funds approved .. ' Backlog FHA commitment 12-19-69 207 I 6 IP- 34 I I Vanguard Hous- Lyndwood Park ing Corp. ' I 221 H 56010EC $72,300 FHA iss·ued funds 11-27-68 - - . ., . ---_, . . ... .. · �--v LOWAND MEDim1 I NCO?-IE HOUSING IN ATL/\NTA Re cently Compl et ed, in Develooment and Proposed No. Bedrooms Desirn1ation Location Prop;ram 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Henta.ls When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co!r.rnent Gilbert Squar e 2 3 6 LD IP- 36 128 Mar t in Luthe r Auburn Ave . Ki·n g , Sr . Nurs ing Cente r 202 I P- 37 2 50 Apts. Nor t h Ave. & Tec h wood PH(El d .) AHA Pr o jec t . See Summary of Public Hous ing . I P-3 8 100 Apts. Pittman- Hi lliard PH(Eld. ) St . AHA Projec t. See Summary o f Public Hous i ng. IP-39 Apts. Bed f o rd Pl. - Lin- PH de n AHA Project . See Summary o f Public Housing. IP- 35 60 98 IP- 40 324 Well s wood Apts W. o f Boulevard, PH s. of Eng l e wood, SE IP- 41 270 Apts . T OTAL 7,050 a s of 8 -1 5-69 _\ DATE Aug. 15, 1 96 ~ 1m I nventory of I U::i!s-'Ne1-r ! .i.'.,XJ.. s i Ro. 25 HOUSING RESOURCES COl-lMITTEE \ 6 Campb ell t on Rd. 1,000' E . o f Kimber l y Roa d Conv. Ap plicant f or FHA 2 36 'ill.,_ Program Nurs .ing h orn~ · 3 s t ories SBA Loa n o f $ 350,000; r ema i nder from M. L . King Jr. Foundat ion . ($85~000 at n o inte r es t ) A Ne~ro b ank has pledged $41 5 ,000 o Home will employ 63 . 20.3 A; AHA Project. See Summary of Public Housing . Owner - Modular Industries - Has S pecia 1·.~us~ Perm it for garden apartments (Contd. U- 6 9 ~ I �26 HOUSING RF.SOUfl.CES COMMITTF.F. DATE Aug . 1 5 , 1969 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCOHE HOUSIN G IN ATLAN TA Recentl y Compl eted, in Devel ooment and Pro~osed Tt ~ I e:n. ! o. Bc - 1 · N'o. Units Xe~-r I 26 BC- 2 1 50 BC - 3 50 80 Designation Location Progrmn Pmtsi Monthiy or H.ent a.ls 1 2 3 500 Permit or Other Value Co::-:-.ment Th oma s v ille U. Thomasvill e U. R . 221 d (2 R . S ingl e Fam. Proje c t o r Conv . Uncommitted s ingle fam i ly lo ts i n t he Thomasvdlle U. R. are a Or iginally 157 lo t s ; 53 lots sold. t o Na ti o n a l Home s Const. Corp. 19 t o Na ti onal Homes Co rp . 39 t o Nat i o n a l Homes & Co usi n~ 20 t o a n other builde r , lea ving 26 unco~mitt ed. Apts. 12 A t ied t o UC - 32 J oe Ande r s o n of Roy D . Wa rre n Co. Ea s t o f Gu n Club Rd. , South o f Alvin Dr. Seminole Court T. K. (Reh8 bS) Re ha b. Apts. Harwell Rd. at Oa k cl if f NW Ci t y owns l and. Ch a rles A. Mueller wa rit ~ t o pur ch~se. Jim Ri c h a rdson 0 f Johnson ; Ric har d son & Assa.) is also inter es t e d . 32 Boulde r Park Sing le Fam il y- Turnk ey Reha bilitat io n , Effi ci enc i es Ed L. Barnum Re alty Co. 22 1 d (3) . Apar tmen t use fo "" the ma j o~ p o r t i c n o :f th i s s' i t e pra c t ic a l than si ngle f amily, f or which ar ea i s n ow 2 o ne c . BC - 6 Estimate When Available We s t End U. R . Between o 'argan 221 d (3) S. S id e West - Pl. & Hold ernes s LD view SW 36 BC -4 BC- 5 Exi st No. Bedrooms 1 2 i 3 Turnk ey & Co nv . ,Dppe a_r s mo ... e 6.5 A ; Planne d .12 .5 U/A Opposed by Al d. Q. V. Willi ams o n Owner-Ce nker & King loff Pa sse d Zo nin g Commit teeDen i e d i n Bd . Ald . Single Family homes; 3 75 Turnkey; 125 -C onv.; Has t e ntativ e a p prov al by both HUD and AHA �. 27 HOUSING .RESOURCES COViMITTEE -- DATE Aug. 15; 1969 1 I nventory of LOW AND !1EDIUH I NCOt!E HOUSDJG IlJ ATLANTA Re cently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed Ai1 .j ' - ..!..-:,e:r. I I ~'.). Designation Location Program BC-7 16 Apt s . W. side Gilbert R tL Conv . BC-8 20 Apts. Fairburn Rd . & Bakers Ferry Apts. Queen l\1i ll Rd . BC-9 i Ro • Units }?e1-: f Exist l 152 Nonthiy Pmts ,I Estimate No. Bedrooms or Hent als When 2 ! 3 1 1 2 3 Available I Permit or Other Value T. K. or 76 221 d (3) Old National Pr octor Creek Homes Property & Gun Club Rd . T. K. or 221 d (3) I BC- 1 1 102 Apts. Fairburn & Gordon 221 d (3) BC-12 206 Apts. Jonesb oro & Ma cedonia T. K. 1 A· Owners - Keith El more & ' am Merritt Willi . 76 17 A with paved 'road; Zoned for Apts. ; has water and se wer . Contact Jack Hurt · Southern Acceptance Corp. (521 -31 71) Owner- Lea nord Hall & Franklin Lee 100. A; zoned Al. Promoter- W. R. Cason of Shar p & Boylston . $3,644,000 . I ~pts. I Comment Promo ter - David Berry BC- 10 750 BC-13 11 0 ·1 Greendal e Dr. SE T. K. or 221 d (3) FHA ·Feasib il i .t y letter extende d to 7 -2-6 9 16 A . site zoned A-1 Promoter-Litchfield of Ada msCates Realty; poiitical resist ance 9.72 A. Proposed both Turnkey & FHA Ow ner- Herman Levin 252-4950 Zoned A-1 . I l ' ·~ ' .. ····• -- ~ ·- · - ·- - ----·-· __.._ . - . .. .. . -- -·· · �HOUSING DATE Aug. 15, 1969 ···- I :,e!7l ?~o . I i,':o . Xew ! BC- 14 350 i ! U:nits Exist I l I nventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCO}fr; HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in DeveloDment and Proposed An DesiRnation Apts. Mobile Homes BC - 15 3 00 28 m:smmcss COMMITTEE Program Location I I 1 No. Bedrooms 2 I 3 1 Nonthly Pmts. Estimate When or H.ent a.ls 2 1 Available 3 , Permit or Other Value Corr.rnent Turnkey J onesboro Rd. (NE of Hutchi ns) Zoning applicarit-J. Martin Rezoned to A- 1. S.s ide Perry Blvd. NW Apl . .- V . Levich (261 -7295) Proposal for mobile homes $5,000 to $6,000 ; 32 A in 3 parcels 23 5 ... @ . - 'I Ap t s. BC-16 60 BC- 17 BC - 18 500 Apts. Ca sc a de Ha rbin Rd . Project Apts. BC-19 l Harb in Road BC -20 Apts. BC-21 ' Gordon Rd . near Lynhurst Dr. ( Center St. ne a r t o Hill St. (N. ~ ' oE. Corne ~) Zoning appl ic ant -Samuel A. Miller; Apl. to rezone from R- 3 to A- 1 Deferred 6 -5- 69 236 corner) Zoning Ap l.- 1 . Saporta Rezoned R-5 to A- 1 6 -5- 69 E . of Harbin Rm d s. of Cascade 57 A· Pl a nni ng Depar tment · ' unfavorable; Will i am L. Moore- At torney & Builder Moore Developmen t Corp. 515 Rh odes Haver ty; Working wi t h AHA Mildred Pl . off Bankhead . 1894 Ha rbin Rd. & Dodson Dr. Rezone d Residen t ial to A- L 318 Holdernes s SW 1.17 A·, rez oned R-6 to A-1 July 10, 196 9, Bu ilder-Roy Jones; Owne r - Howard Crawford . . \ Rez o ned f r om R-5 t o A-1 P r omo ter - J. 'I' Bi ckers ' . • .. _·- -- _,.,.,., ___ _,,,_........ ..,. ... ...... , __ ............. _ ........... ... .. . . --···-··~ ~ ........ ._,.,., ' ' �29 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMI TTEE _____.-- DATE Au g . 15, 1969 Im Inventor y of L (Jf,f AND 10:DIUM I NCO!"jE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Re centl y Comple te d, in Develooment and Proposed No . Units ~e,;sJ I Exist Desi gnation Location Prop.;ram No. Bedr ooms 1 2 3 Vionthly Prnts I Estimate 1dhen or :H.ent a.ls 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co:r.ment BC- 22 Wes t s hi re Pl. 1074, 114 , 1068 Wes t s hir e · P l. Rezone d R- 6 t o A- l - C; 7 - 10- 69 I Build e r - Coh e n,· J . Bl a c k, J. ·R. McLemo r e BC- 23 Ap t s. Wood St. ( Sumlin St .) o f f Bankhe a Rez o n e d R- 5 to A- l · J ul y 10 , ~ 1 969 BC- 24 Forres t Park · Rd . 377 5 Fo rres t Par Rd . Ap t s . S. X- way Sout h of Voc at iona l Sc hool 2 1 A. o f f S. X- wa y Promoter - Ni chol a s Berr yma n Apts . Carr o l l Rd . &· Harv il l 33. ~ A f or s ale b y Pope & Carter~ J ohn Ha ncoc k Bldg. 522 - 9491 ; Con ta c t -S tanle y As h ley oi Richard Be ll Ad j . . t o Elem. Sc hool- ; Now Zone M- 1 BC-25 200 BC-26 T OTAL3 , 5 7 as of 8 -1 5-69 9 ~9 A 32 5' x 1010 ' Buil d e r - R . A. Young Ow ne r - .Mrs. Mary B . Ga r dner · Rezone d R- 4 to A- 1- C •. Plus e~t i ma1ro 1,000 u its addit iona l - · -- ---~---· -·----- -- ~-. ---· -·------ -·-· ~-..... . -... ,~ ... �. 30 HOUSING RESOURCES COl·lMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15 ,- 1969 An Inventory of 1 a;v AND MEDIUM I NCONE HOUSING IN ATL.i\NTA Recently Co:npletcd, in DcvcloDment and Proposed !::.e:-r. '. o . ! I New ! No. Uni ts Location DesiITT1ation Exist Program No o Bedrooms 1 2 I_ 3 Nonthly Pmts . Estimate or Hentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co;rJ11ent ·:: - 1 - 2 4 '21,0 32 Apts . Are included in Su mmary y Report for Ma~ 15 1 1969 _ -·- ----+- --l-- - --+-- - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - t - - - - -+--+---+--+-~-~---t-------t-------t--~----.....;;_--=.....;;___;._.&.-_______ _ 45 Apt s, 3379 Stone Rd . 550 Apts. Near 7th Day Adv. 235 P. F . Pr op. ~imber ly & T. K. $22 5,000 Promoter-Nicholas Berryman o f · Adams-Cates; Wa s to develop: 35 A for P . H . 18. A for Conv . 4 A f or commer cial Pr oposed for annexation- ne~ proposal for Turnkey, 235, o r Co-op in the works. May , have to b e reclassified. Rd. DX •.l -2 8 150 Apts, 52 ! Apts. N. End Adams Ave. Zoning d enied by Zon . Com. 6-5~69 Julius Iteld - App lic a n t (Park We s t) 3751 Gordon Rd . 221 d (3) LL204 14th Dist. F . Co. Hartramph Pr op. 221 d (3 ) Ap ts . Adeline Ave. l Permit expired; Owner - Kimb er ly Co rp . Melvin Wa tson 72 83 $ 416", 635Permi t $ 520 ,000 FHA Bill Moore has option on th is land. 70 A. Having trouble Co-op getting constr. loan . Project abandoned. - ----4--- - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - + -- - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - - + - - - 1 - - - t - - -.,._--t---+---t-------,.------"t------- - - - -- - - - - -.... _.;J -30 TOTAL as of 150 Zoning denied 6 -5-69 . Itel d -applicant n,97i -15-6 9 \ \ __ . ---·· ·-··-... . . ....... -... ._....,. , . , . Juliu s . �31 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15, 1969 An I nventory of LOW .!IND MEDIUM I NCO?--ill HOUSING IN ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed I 2::- e:r. ' o . j Ro. Units Xe,-r ! Exist 192 DNQ - 1 No . Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Hent als vfuen 2 1 Available 3 Jade Ea s t Apts. 914 Co llier Rd. Co nv. 64 12 8 175 225 $ 1,050,000 1890 House Apa rtme nt s 32 147 163 $ 600,000 Desii';Tiation Location Program 48 Co:mnent Includes air-conditioning & utilities. Owner - Jade East Cor p. Ut ilities paid except electr icity. Re s. Mgr. - Mr. Arnold 1 755 - 6566; Owne r ~E . M. Keapl er 1- D - N_ Q___3--'--2-5_0,4-._ _ _-+--A-p_t_s_______+-l-l_8_5_C_o_l_l_i_e_r_ R_d__. i----C_o_n_v-.---t-4-8-+-l- 6-0--+-4-0-+-l-5-3-+-l-7-0-+-2- 0-3-+------+-$-l-,-4-0_0_,0-0-0+--0w---n-e_r_&_B.__u_1_·l_d_e_r___w___T_____T_o_w_,·l._e_ s_ 80 DNQ - 2 ' 1895 Plaza Lane t onv. Permit or Other Value 351-2563 owner W. F . Kilgore, Jr.- Completed Aprrl '69 Apt s . 3901 Campbellton Conv. Rd. 56 La Manc ha 2600 Old Ha pev i l le Rd. Conv. 56 48 Apts . 330 Brownlee Rd. Conv. 48 H.a p py Haven Nu rsing Home 18 75 And erson St . 232 16 units (I-bedroom) qualifi e c out of 236 leaving 220 units which did not qualify Ow ner-Greenbriar Villa g e Builder - Victor D. Ma_ silia . 1- - - ~- --1---------+-- - - -----+-------..;_-1------+---+---1---t---t--l---t------+-------+---=...:~=-~..::.....;--------;;....;.._;_.. _ _ _ __ 4 130 185 $800,000 2950 Springdale Conv. 28 48 No u tili t ies Apt s. 108 DNQ-5 Owne r-CPR Engineers & Deve l Rd. SW , opme nt Co. I DNQ - 4 2 20 DNQ - 6 ! 158 165 , 150 Ovmer-Securi ty De velopment Corp . Rent var i e s s li ghtly u p war d Rent does not include electricity; Ow ner-C. C . Th or nto n 523-600 4 $400,000 350 (pr vate) $621,100 300 (sen i-private) Completed 7-3-68 Nurs i ng home~ Rat es too cos tl y for low i nc ome peop l e - Medi c ar e will part i al l y cover e x penses b u t no t a s p e rmanen t ho us inn• _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ . - -- - + - -- t--- ---1-- - - - - - - + -- - - - - - - - - t - - - - -~ ----fr---t---+---t---+---+-------;---.:..-----t--- -. . ,'F.__ DNQ -8 1 1 I I_ \ ·-- ·- ' ··------·-· -·-·-··-I t ·-·-··· t _ _ .. ••·-•· - •·-•A ...... ......... ~ - - - -••1,r , ' �32 HOUSING REsmmcr,s COMMI TTEE -- ----- -.- I ..!.. 7,e;n I o . I Ro • Units . I • ..I.. Ne1-r ! J.'.,:;.-:J..s t, ~ DNQ- 9 13 4 TOTA L DATE An I nventory of L OW AND !1EDIUM I NCOJIE H0USI NG IN ATLANTA Re cently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed ~ Mont hl y Pmts Designation Location Noo Bedro Program 1 l 2 I 3 or Hent a.ls 1 2 3 i Es timate When Available Savannah Squar~ 1101 Coll i e r Re Co nv. Permit or Other Value $ 804 ,000 1246 Au g. 15 , 1969 Corr.ment Owne r - Edwi n F •· Ed war{'ls , Jr . Do No t Qu a li fy (Too h i gn r e n t als ) T h e program is rea c hi n g the s ta ge wh e re comp leted u nit s :may b e c hec k ed a s t o ren t a 1 ·ra t es . If the y d o no t q u ali fy a s low or mode ra t e i nc ome h ous ing bec a us e of high re n t s , t hen they ar e lis ted h er e- - At p r es ent we ar e ree v aluating our c rit e r i a f or incl u sion . i nt o t he p rog r am . Unt i l we f inis h th is t a s k, we are e x c ludi ng from the progra m u nits known to rent for i n e x c es s of maximum r en t es t a blishe d by HUD f o r the Rent Supplement program . of 8 - 1 5 - 69 3 S ' - . . . .. . . \ 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 I L .... GEND : 5,099 Units C 1-3 6 Comp le ted I..,_ 1-52 Und e r Construction 7,166 U'"' " I P 1-41 I n Planning 7,050 " LP Un d er Leas i--ng-Program 1 2 015 " TOTA L I N SIGHT 20,330 " BC 1 -26 Being Considere~ D:l"M 1 -30 Did Not Materialize D.NQ 1-9 Did Not Qualify- on Rentals Ite:r. tio. C- lA No. Units New I Exist 96 4 HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE Small Apts. Location scattered Prop-ram 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts or H.ent a.ls 1 2 3 Estimate When Available Conv. & 6 4 4 2 20 29 30 18 17 7 4 4 20 20 4 9 4 4 964 u n i ts carried 520 Park .Ave. 1 1 52 Sells A 166 And e r son · 2 07 5 Sp i nk S . 38 3 Holderne 2 08 5 Gord on 11 35 Sel ls A' 500 Norths i d 294 Penelope 217 5 Len ox R 344 5 Roswe l l 3151 Simps on 1580 Dixie S 268 8th St. 216 Doane St 431 Holderne 2585 Beeler _ 38 Fairburn 1152 Grenwic 2229 Forest 1156 Greenw i 371 Lanier B As of Aug~ 15, orward from pre ious repo t S. E., $66,000, o ·ner-Park e. SW, $47,300, wner- Par an Ave., $85,000, o ·ner-Roy-J C . NW, $180,000, wner W. 0. S one, s, $24,000, owne - Roy Jon d, $20,000, owne - Dr. W. e., $20,000, 9 wn r- C. C. Cr. NW , Permit ec. 1968 Di . NW, Permi t D c. '68 $ 9 ., Pe rmit Se p t . 6 7 $ 203,0 Rd . , Pe r mit Oc t . '67 $ 150, Rd., Pe r mi t Oct. '67 $ 60 , 0 . SE , Permit Oct · '67 $ 68, W, Pe r mit Oct. ' 7 $3 2 , 00 0 _ own e r SW, Permi t Nov. 67 $16,00 o ne r s St. SW, Permit J a n . '6 7 1 8 , Uu u , r . SW., Pe rm i t ·.Ma . '6 8 , $9 ,o O , d., Pe~mi t Ju ly '68, $ 100, 00 : ow St. SW , Pe rmi t u l y ' 68 .$ 0, 0 1 O, il~ Ave. SW, Per it $15 , 0 0, h, Permit Aug. '68 $19, 00 ., Permit Nov . '68 $1 0 , 0 0 ner 1969 Permit or Other . Value Permits under $10,000 per unit FHA 6 84 12 11 19 32 Aug. 15., 196 9 LOW AND MEDim1 I NCO}'!E HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develoument and Proposed No. Bedrooms DesiRTiation DATE An Inventory of Co!lll'Tlent Units carried (594 &·.90):: 684 are shown on previous reports ~~d -r- !Roy Jo builder. Do Fr ser · & Ghegan er ske & R. ichu:tk r-J. At en gh om ev. W. o wn ~ . C wne - H . L .' l be t Z -J. T . son •i s, uilder Benard Kaplan ynn b uilder~ w. J . Wynn Th r n t on Al l:f: ord & J. . Seller s d er · 1 11· a ms ou n , builde ~ Rober t A. Young J o es, bui de r- Roy J·ones ay l o llis - - - - - - - - - -· - · - · - - - - - - ·· .• _ _ .. _ . _ _ _ .. _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ ....... ..,, _ _ _ _ _ _ t'"r\ . - • �I - - ·- I .Im I . I ! t e:11 ·...o • C- lD Me,.; I Exis t ~ .I. 'l Desim1ation f Location Program Duplexes (sma l!L throughout city Conv . groups) FHA 34 Monthly Prnts. Estimate No. Bedrooms or Hentals When 2 1 2 1 3 3 Available & 34 .uni ts carried June '68 1803 White - 0 ~k Holl-ow NE, own ler- Jeffer ison DeSt aza 1 521, 27, 33 b 39, Langston Av le. SW, Per mit undE r $] 2, 0( o, bwne 1 7 53 Blvd. D SE, Permit und e r $12,00C, o, ·ner- Fr e ,ida Cre ed 494 Nor f ol k 3t . NW, Permit Au g . '68 $ 14 '90 ~ owr er- Wi l iam Sims 491 Hopkins ,,3t. , Permit Oct. '68 $ 19,50 o, <~w ne r ..:. R e y Jc Co . As o f Aug. 15, 1969 647 Single Fami l y 14 - 4 I 2 8 2 2 2 C-2 l,e - I Col'Tll'l!ent i,._ . . I Mine E11 tterprise .s ca ttered , Conv. & 221 d (3) Permits I ncludes 70 prefab Na ti onal under Homes · houses i n t he Thoma s $ 15,000 ea . ville Ur ban Rene wal pr oject. Pro j ec t cons tr uc t e d by Nat i onal Homes Corporation. .. I I Permit or Other Value 4 I I Aug. 15, 196~ Permits under $12,000 per unit I I ' . .LOW AND XEDIUN I NCOHE HOUSlliG IN ATLi\NTA No. Units ' ' DATE . Inventory of Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed I I 2 ! HOUS I NG RBSOlffiCES COMMITTEE ' 617 units c arried fo r wa rd froJI1. prev j ous repor1 May ' 69 June '69 July '69 As of Aug. 15, 1 96 9 22 2 6 647 . ' . ' . I I . .. . .. ! I ' -- --- ___________.._ - ------ -- .. ··- -~ _.__. _ ......._. ___ .~ '!•' !l!"'l .· - - ! �HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE -C-3 No. Bedrooms Designation Location 1,015 Lease Agreemen := scattered 48 27 18 119 19 60 352 372 1,015 1 c- _4 1 Progrrun 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estfuate or :Rentals When 1 2 3 Available 1494 Memoria Dr. Vinara St. 443 Dorg a n . P . SW , Amanda Garde1 lS 851 Park St. 3787 Gordon l d. (Suburban Cts ~) Lakew ood Vil age 1765 Pr yo r R< (La Villa Apts ) .. , . - H. c. enforce.ment . I . -· - r Comment Leased housing under H. A. H. A. has authoriza t iori.:: ·f or 15 additional uni ts. I -- Perm:l,t or Other Value Conv. 18,644 Rehabilitati on- . scattered · Housing Code - Aug . LOW .AND MEDiilll INCONE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed No. Units New! Exis t Ite:r. t:o. DATE 1m Inventory of - - - . . - -. - --- --- ,.. .. I This figure rep. 75% of 22, 55~ Uni t ·s Rehabilitated t:.1rough the h ousing code division. These do not increase the ove rall supply of housing but do increase the ,supply of s :tandard housing. These were reporting by the housing cod e as repaired (rehabilitated) . This figure includes units found in compli ance on original inspection. It is estimated that 75% ·or 18,644 of these units have been brought into compliance through actual rehabilitation . ... !- �--Ite:r. !·ro. I Ro. Units New·! Exist Designation West End Bedford-Pine Model Cities 30 Rehabilitation convent.ional C-6 Location lfay-Aug. 50 22 , 33 Jrn Program No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthly Prnts. Estimate or Henta.ls When 2 1 Available 3 Permit or Other· Value Urban Renewal 5 CACUR project C-8 140 Pe r ry Homes Ex te ns i on Total to date 465 35 40 54 0 Linwood Park 221 (h) 1730 Kerry Dr. P. H. Enterprise Corp., 130 Piedmo n· NE, is i n terested in buying dilapid a t ed low cos t str uc-tures and rehabi lita ti n g t h e m. Proprieter G. s. Hart h a s r ehabi l ita t ed 3 0 units. Completed $2,2!38,900 3-27-69 . 78 . NW Mc Daniel St. McDaniel St. off P. H. Public Hous i ng I -20 C-10 373 Al len Te mp le - 221 d · (3) Gordon Rd. & Harwell 100 1 42 1 2 College Pl a z a·] 0 1 7 Wes t view Dr. 221 d (3) LD .. , .... ·- .. --~ -.:;;;;;:,;;; . ' . Conv. Rehab. scattered 650 96 - , C-9 C-11 Comment Rehabili t ation comp l eted by H. A. . C-7 Aug. 15, 196! DATE Inventory of LOW AND MEDIU1'1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Pr oposed . 540 Rehabilitation-- sc.a ttered Housing Authority C-5 4 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE 96 50 80 65 68 -- · = Completed $14 ,500 11-1-69. per uni t Pub lic Hous ing. Comple t e d $ 11,566 Nov ·. 1967 per u n i t Manage r - Will iamson & Co. Le gal- Mc Credy Johnston Bu i lder-·Bush Const. Co. o ff McDaniel St. Comple ted $792, 93 09-16-68 3 Bldg. $ 8 ,2 5 5 per unit Legal- Fi s her Builder- Randen Const. Co. 75 80 76 .- - La rge uni ts 3- 5 b e dr ooms . See Public Ho us ing Summary. Builder H. L. Coble Co ns·t. Co - ;;.,;;..:... -- -·--·- ---- -·-· ·~- ~e~- ·,____ ,. ~ ~"'"' . ., ., e!!!iia~- 111 , ... \ , " �5 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE -- DA.TE 1m Inventory of LOW AND MSDIU}1 INCO}IE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Aug. 15, 196c Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed T-'- _ ve::n I 1· t:o. ' ' Ro. Units Neu! Exist C-12 100 C-17 24 Designation Location Program No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Park West · Apts.Gordon and Boltop 221 d (:=:) 1 Rd. S. W. LD 8,J ! 1~ Monthly Pmts, Estimate or Hentals When 1 2 3 Available 72 Permit or Other Value Col'TlITlent 83 Completed $700,000 8-1-68 (FHA $900,000) 6.3 acres@ 1~.9 un~ts per acre Legal- Lewis Cenker Owner- Park West.co. Builder- Developers Service 4---+-----4--------+----------+-----+--+--t---+---+---1t---+-----~------t-....;C~o_.;..__...;.,,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , C-13 108 Gartrell Court Younge ' St. Completed $980,300; Rent includes all utilities (Butler St. UR) 221 d (3) 24 5€ · 2f 7( 85 98 1-1-69 $793,000 Sponsors- Saporta & Russell 55018 LD. Owner & Bldr. - Gartrell PR Court Assn. C-14 26 Park West Apts 3751 Gordon Rd. 221 d (3) 20 6 84 96 Completed $185,000 2 S.W. LD 10.;.1-68 (FHA _ $247,900) 221 d (3 $10,912/U C-15 84 Wheat St . . 180 Jackson st. FHA NP-R 48 36 7~ 98 Completed~$916,600 Reduced- Had difficulty with Gardens #2 ·NW 55023 4-24..:69 FHA) tax structure 'Permit Legal- Lewis Cenker $720,975) Builder- Ranger Const. Co. Finance- Life of Georgia $12,500/U C- 1 6 108 Wheat St. 180·Jacks6n St. 221 d (3) 108 140 Completed FHA FHA ·rent supplement $960/uni t Gardens #3 NW 3500l~NP4-1-69 • $1,350,000) per year SUP-R Permit ,Manager- Williamson & Co. R. S. $1.037,408 I La Mancha 2600 Old Hapevil~e Rd. S.E. Conv. 24 56 14~165 $540,000 Under the revised standards (rentals) only the 24 I-bedroom units qualified. 56 2-bedroom units were disqualified. �-·No. Units New I Exis t I-:e:n ·~O • C- 18 225 C- 19 16 DATE Aug. 15, 196~ Ml Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUN I NCOr-IE HOUSING lli ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develonment and Proposed DesiP,nation Prop;ram Location 154 . 3901 Campbellton Conv. Rd. S.W. 24 196 * 16 145 C- 20 62 Duplexes 140 Mt. Zion Rd. Conv. s. E. C-21 58 Apts. 1910 Bixby St. Conv. C-22 76 Villa Court · 1051 . Beauregard Ave . Conv. C-2 3 .76 Apts • 1145 Constitut i o n Rd. SE Peyton Heights 200 Peyt on Pl. . 62 · 32 44 120 Con:ment 205 Completed $2,000,000 Only 16 units of 236 qualified Apr. '69 (on rentals) Builder- Victor D. Mas ilia Owner- Green Bripr Village (A second group under construction (117 .units) did not qualify.) $310 ,oo_ o 138 108 119 Completed 4-24-69 Conv. Conv. · Permit or Other Value 21 85 100 125 50 s.w . Ap t s. Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Henta.ls When 2 1 Available 3 Conv. 3670 Gordon Rd. Monticello Apts. No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 ' Constructed for leasing as Public Housing. Owner,.. Thomas Reeves Completed $380,000 Aug. '68 99 119· $400,000 1~2 Completed $576,000 3-20-69 Owner- Day Realty Assn. Inc. 2-Bedroom Duplexes I-bed r oom unfurnished-$109.5( " furni shed-$134.50 2-bedroom unfurnis~ed-$12~& ·" furnished - $144. 50 Builder- Piedmont Eng. & . Const ruction Co. Owner- Polar Rock Devel. Corp . Builder- Pol ar Rock Development Corp. Management- Aycock Realty Co. Management- .Romm Enterprises includes central air and heat; wall to wall carpet. - ---+----+-----+--- - -- - - - + - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - + - -·J ----t---t---+--t---1---·---+------t--Owner- Peyton Pl. Ap ts . C-24 I 6 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE 128 \ . s. "./. �--I I _ ve:r. I T"- 1I tfo . ?·!o . C- 2·5 }Jew I 138 DATE Aug. 15 ; 1969 1m Inventory of LOWAND MEDIU}1 INCOr'ill HOUSING IlJ ATLANTA Recently Complet ed, in Develooment and Prooosed Units I Exis t 7 HOUSING.RESOURCES COMMITTEE Location Desi .r nation Pey t on · P l . Ap t s. 2722 Gor don Re s. w. . Progrc2J11 Conv. Mont hly Pmts. Estimate . No. Bedrooms or :Rentals When 2 2 1 1 Available 3 3 56 82 Permit or Ot her Value $828 , 000 Comment Romm Enterprises Town Houses 72 Apt s . 50 Mt . Zion Rd. S. E . Conv . Completec $350,000 Feb. '69 Owne.r- Dewey Kelley 56 Apt s. (#2· at lo c ati o n) 50 Mt. Zion Rd. Conv. Completec $280,000 Feb. '69 Owner-·l)ewe y Ke~ley C-28 48 Ap t s . 2 113 De Fore Fe r ry Rd. N. W. Conv. Complet e c $300,000 4 -2 4 -69 Ow ne r - B . s . Iv ey Bu i lder- B. L. I . Cons truc tio1 Depa rt men t C- 29 2 04 Apt s . 1991 DeLowe Dr . SW Gonv. Comple t e d $7 50 , 000; 2- 22 -69 $ 270 ,0 00 Ow ne r - Nap l es .Co . C- 30 96 Apts. 1991 DeLowe Dr . SW Conv . Comple t e d $52 8,000 Feb . '69 Owner - Naples Co . C-26 I C- 27 I S.. E. I ' ·. C-3 1 80 Apts. 2390 Palmour Dr. Conv . N. E . Compl e ted $440, 0 0 0 2-20-6 9 Owner - Faga n Burson,& Dou ga l C-32 92 Apts. 2 4 00 Campbellt o n Conv . Rd. s. w. Completed $5 52, 000 5-12-69 . Owner- Kermit Warren C- 3 3 56 S t o ne Hinge Apts. 12 Mi. South o f Co nv . City on s . X- way Complet e d $62 1, 000 Aug. '68 Owner- Sam Kellet Et. al. 800 sq. ft. 2-bed · · ro om uni ts; air condit i o ning ; wa-11-to-wa 11 c arpeting; s wi mm i ng- p oo l; kindergarten . - �8 HOUSING RESOlffiCES COMMITTEE --- DATE An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIID1 I NCOME HOUSING IN ATLANTA Aug. 15, 1969 Recent ly Completed, in Develooment and Pr oposed Ite:n Iro . C- 34 I N'o . U:n:i. ts Ne1-1 ! Exist 54 Desi gnation Location Progrcll11 3 1 36 Gor don Rd. 3136 Gordon Rd . Conv. No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Hen t a.ls When 1 2 3 Available 54 135 76 Collier Wood s - . & 1000 Coll i e r Rd . Coll i er Rd. N. W. Conv. 96 Other Value $270,000 s .w . C- 35 Permit or 105 CorrJT1ent Owner- D. L. ·Knox & Assoc. Rent does not ·include utili t ies. 4 0 uni t s i n Collie r Wood s 36 u n i t s in 1000 Co lli e r Rd~ . , C- 36 132 Bankhea d Proje c t Ba nkhead and May na rd -- .. Turnkey 1 Se ction comple t ed May' 6 9 _ Sect i ons # 2 , 3 a nd 4 ar e Unde r Construc ti o n ( See UC- 4 7 ) . T OTALS 5,09!: 20,254 a s of 8 -15 - 6~ ' - . - ' ' , . . . .. , . ···---- -- -- - · .. -- · - - .. . ---.----·, -·---·----·a ·--- -·· -· ·-··-•'__.. ........ - . ._._., , , ,•·· �-Ite:n ?·:o • UC -1 I Units New! Exist 33 23 19 21 11 11 39 6 2 11 13 234 UC-3 Designation Location July '68 Aug. '68 Se p t. ·'68 Oct. '68 Nov. '68 Dec. '68 Jan. '69 · Feb. '.69 Mar . '69 Apr . '69 Ma y '69 June '69 Jul y '69 TOTAL t o dat E 29 UC-2 LOW .AND MEDM1 INCOHE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develonment and Proposed Program S ingle Family scattered (under $1 5,000 >. 16 2 30 Monthly Pmts. Estiinate or l-lent al s When 1 2 3 Available 221 (d) 2 Est. Completion 12 mon . after issuance of permit and Conv. Small Apts .. Permit or Other Value Comrnent Permits under l15 , 000 , ,, sca t tered Dup l e x es u n der $12,000 per uni t ( o ne o n ly as o f t hi s da t Own~r- Roy J o Co~ Conv. \ , 4 6 No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Dup lex es (unde1 4 9l Hopkins St. Conv. $12 ,00 0 pe r SW unit) 30 20 DATE Aug. 15, 1969 An Inventory of Ii:o. 234 9 HOUSING.RESOURCES COMMITTEE 294 Penel ope Dr. NW, Pe r mit Di~ c. '68, o wne r - Aloer t Zeder 1184 Luc i lle Ave., Permit Juni '69; own~r- Robe~t Schei n fi 1~ld 1170 Greenw 1c h St. SW, $ 26,00 owner - ~lbe rt Zt:?d er , b u i ld 1~r s· a nley Raw 11 · TOTAL to dat e 1 ) , Ap t s. less than 20 unit s . (Cons truGt ion s eems to b e l aggi ng in this category.) �HOUSING ---!:,e:7l ~ ~o • UC- 4 Ro. Units New! Exist 500 DATE An Inventory of Designation Bankhead Project Location Bankhead near Maynard Dr. Progrclill No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Henta.ls When 1 2 I 3 Available Turnkey 108 148 112 2 3 4 UC-5 350 Thomasville U. R. Thomasville UC-6" 202 Hollywood Rd. Pr oject 1580 Hollywood R~ Turnkey UC-7 220 Gilbert Garden: Gilbert Rd. at Flynn UC-8. 1-7 5 Aug. 15 ,. 1969 LOW AND MEDIU1'1 INCOME HOUSING lli ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed Leila Vall ey Apt s . Permit or Other Value HUD$9,998,868 Dev. cost to H.A.$9,356,094 Permit$5,000,000 Estimate~ Compl~tion ""%8, 10 m:smmcr.s COMMITTEE 2-~5-69 10 25-69 4- 2-70 (Final completion date) PH s. w 40 120 8( 196 Turnkey Comment Builder~ Jack Jones, H. L. Coble Const. Co. Greensboro, N. C. 35 acres south of Bankhead, 10.5 acres north of Bankhead Behind Schedule. HUD requires 25% completion by 9-30 . Ground broken 5-27-68 1, 132 units completed May 1969 (See. C-36). Jan. 18, $14,500 1970 per unit Estimated completioln Contract granted 7~1-68 Broke ground 7-17-68 8-31-69 PermliEstimated $2,500,000 completioh Ow n er- Claridge Towners Inc. Builder- Whiting-Tu r ner Cons t Contract signed 4 -19-68 Brok e ground 5-9-68 Spring ... 619 Estimated Completion 20 acre site--11 u n it~/acre HUD Approv al- 5-5-68 Contr a ct signed 9-7-68 . Groun d b r o k en 1 -19 - 68 Contact-·Bill Wood wa r d of Adams-Cates Builde r - Whi ti ng Tu rne r Dev e l oper - Claridge Towners f Prison Cr ee k a nci Turnk ey Con tra c t s igne d 1-13-69 Lei l a La ne - · ·- - _______....... - -·--- ·--·· __. _. ... __ __, ____ ...... _........ _. ____.... ,. �. 11 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE - ·--- DATE An Inventory of Aug. 15, 1969 LOW AND MEDIU1'1 I NCOr-ill HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in DeveloDment and Proposed P · - ..,e:r. ·".o • UC-9 !I Ro. Units New· I Exist 6.0 UC-·10 200 DesiITT1ation Location Progrrun 1 Duplexes 284 Linden Ave. London Towne Houses 32 42 Cushman Cit. 221 d (3 . . 8 SW ' Co-op FHA Allotment 36 48 48 68 No. Bedrooms $486 ,500 $ 661,000 $745,700 $923,000 2 I 3 Monthly Pmts, Estimate or H.ent als Wh.en 1 2 3 Available Conv. Complete as of May 1 99% 9 4% 68% 68% Permit or Other Value $415,000 61 122 FHn No- 5~ 019 Man 5~020-Man , 5!:021 Ma n 5!:022 Ma n 63 6~ 8 4 Estimatec $14,078 comPleticn per unit Jan. '80 ]berm t 216 00( !287,30( ! 302 300 ! 4 05 100 200 UC -lJ 250 Rockdal e Par:k Sec. 1 1660 Johnson Rd. 55038- LD< 221 d (3 FHA$2,581,000 Permit$ 200 . UC -12 75 Rockdale Pa·r.k: Sec. 2 1660 J o hns o n Rd.5 5054-LDC R 221 d (3) .oon Permit$801,400 • · T"!!!,' ~ ~ ~!Wt'lf!!~.,.~-.,._.,., -,~·~.. ·-~~-....,.......... Comment Duplexes (Temporary relocation housing) Builder- Armour Homes Ow ner- Atl anta Ho u sing Authority Sponsot - FCH, sa~e people who de v eloped East wych Down payme nt - $13 5 $10 Appl. fee Purcha se price includes tax , insura nce, and ou t side maint aina nce 4 -Bedroom town house s Builder- Diamond & Kaye Mortgage interes t 43% Rea l estate taxes 16% Mortgage principle 19% Maintainanc e 12% Reserve funds 5%. Administration . 5% Profit 0% 100% Tax Deduc tibl e Being occupied . as of Aug. '6 ~ Contract 12-20-68 Construction started 1-13-69 Part of 1400 units David L. Rosen Const. Contract awarded to David L. Rosen Const. Four years construc tion. Further applications to FHA being processed. __,., -·-·. -·· .... ___ , _ . ....,___ .....,,,,. ••. ' �· 12 HOUSI NG RESOURCES COMMITTEE --·- An DATE Inventory of Aug. 1 5 , 1 96 9 LOW AND ME DIUM I NCO?-'l E HOUSING JN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed T-'-_,e:n _ !"·;Q. I I No. Units New· ! Exis t UC - 13 12,0 Designation Location Central Meth odis t Gardens 1 Program Nont hly Pmts, Estimate No. Bedrooms or Henta.ls When 2 1 2 1 3 3 Available E . .s i de Fa i r bur r 55053 -BS Rd., north o f 221 d (3' Sewell Rd . Permit or Other Value $1 , 368,000 ' UC- 14 120 Centra l Methodist Gardens 2 E . s i d_e Fairbu rn 55070- BS Rd . , n o rth of 22 1 d (3 Sewell Rd. UC-15 208 Allen Temple 3 317 5 Go r don Rd. s. w. 55024 - NP 22 1 d ( 3' 8£ 100 Pe rm i tLegal - Mcc ready Johnston $1, 950 , 000 72% . c ompleted 5 - 1 - 69 FHA Builder - De S oto Const. Co. $2,40 5,700 Owner-Allen Temple Dev. Corp •. $11,566/uni tt ·Mana g:er - Willi amson & Co. 75 $1,830,400 I I I UC -1 6 180 Etheridge Park o ff Ethe ridge Apartments Dr . NW Part o f 558 un it proj ec t Pr omo t or-C . C •· Th o rnt o n Sp o n sor -C en t ra l Me th . Chur c h ( Re v. . A. s. Dic ker so n~pa s tor) Ar c h .- He ery & Heery Owne r -U rban Sy s tems Development Cor p. C. A, Subs idiary o f We s t i nghouse ' Co ns tru c tion s tarted 1 - 9 - 69 $ 1, 4 19,500 · Part o f pr o jec t UC - 1 3 Started 5-2 - 69 I I Co:mnent 550 42 LD] 38 244 22 1 d ( 3 ) 65 . I Density 15 units/acre Sponsor- I. Saporta Rent includes all utilities Second part of . construction to contain 162 units; first part approved for airconditioning. Construc tion started 3-10-69 · I I I . .. I . . ... . .... . •· . ·- - - ---------· · •• _ _ . . - ·· - · --- · ~ -. ., ~ ..... . .. ... J,,J Wt"<r\ . · - ' �--:I:.e:n ·". o • UC - 17 I 100 DATE kn Invent ory of No. Bedrooms Designation Location Program 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate ·when or H.entals 1 2 3 Available Permit or Ot her Value Gun Club Apt s. 1033 Hollywood Rd. · S. W. 55030- LDC 221 d ( 3 ) uc- 1sr 2 4 1 Calvi n Cou rt . 202 $2 , 200,000 UC- 19 Martin Man o r 55058- LDP 221 d (3) $4 78, 0 00Perm i t FHA $704 ,000 UC-20 64 208 4 79 E ., Pa ces Fer r y Rd. N. E . . 2 950 Gor do n Rd. s. w. Fr ie nd ship Ce nt e r 99 Norths ide Dr. 55037-NP- ll 3 '1 SW 221 d ( 3 ) Es timat e d $ 940,000 ,~omp l e t i o n 10-15-69 95 30 87 101 115 Es timated Permitcomple t i o (l $ 1,564,00( s - 31 :.. 69 FHA $2,250, 0 0 0 . UC-21 30 Chambe rlai n !Realty f4 19 Chamb erlain ist. SE . I Aug. 15., 1 9 6 ~ LOWAND MEDIU11 I NCOl-IE HOUSilJG IN ATLANTA Recently Compl eted, i n Develooment and Prop osed tfo . Units e~-r ! Exist 13 HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE . 55015-LD-1 2 21 d (3) 30 90 ' Permit$2 52, 4 89 FHA $3 06 , 400 Comment - 20 A. Res . ; Addit io nal 140 u nit s e x pe c t e d· l at e r Sp o nsor -Joe And erso n, Ro y D . Warr en Build e r - Gartr e l l Con s t. Co. Owner - Hol l ywoo d We s t Corp • . Apt s . f or elderl'y Owner - Atlanta Ar e a Pres byt e r i a Q Home · Builder - ABCO Cons t. Co. Construc t io n s t a rted-7-1 - 68 Permit i s sued - .1 - 6 - 69 Owner s- H. J . Russel l and Drs -.. G . Howard & E . J. Howard Owner- F rie nd s hip Ce n te r Build er~ Rog er Co ns t . Co. Sp onsor - Fri e nds h i p Bapt ist Ch urch Gr ound b r ok en 5-9-69 To incl ud e cen t r al a ircond i ti oning; 72% completed 5-1-69 Lega l- Fis h e r & Phil l ips Build e r - Front ie r Co ns t. Owne r - Chamberla i n Realty �-T~..,e::r. _ " O. I DATE Aug. 15, 1969 Inventory of LOW AND MEDIU1'1 I NCOHE HOUSING IN ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develonment and Proposed f.n No. Units New I Designation Exis t Program Location l'fon thly Pmts. Estimate When or H.enta.ls No. Bedrooms 2 2 1 1 Available 3 3 UC- 22 96 Ap t s ·. 2891 Sp r ingdale Conv. 56 40 UC- 23 40 Deerw ood 2905 3.rd Ave. Sv\ Conv. 4 24 UC-2 4 40 Apts. · 1514 Northwest Dr. UC -25 45 Apts. UC - 2 6 64 Apts . UC-27 92 Apts. - 14 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Comment . $270,000 Owner-Security Dev~lopment & Inv. Corp. Rental r.a tes not se t yet; wil] probably qualify. Conv. $235,000 Permit i ssued 4~16 -69 Owner - Le o n C. Harwell 3379 Stone Rd. Conv. $400,000 Permit i ssued 4 -69 Owner-Reaves , .Edwards, Edward s 1073 Hollywood Conv. $28 5,000 Permit issued-12-67 Owner-Melvin War straw Does not include utilities 1090 Hollywood N. W. Rd. Co nv. $393,000 Permit issued-10-67 Owner-Parzen -& Assoc. Has permit b u t not building as of Aug. ; · money problems Rd. .NW I Permit or Other Value 64 85 . I I I I Parad ise Apt s. UC -28 100 Hollywood Rd. N ~ Conv. .20 48 32 6~ 78 95 . I UC -29 132 3804 Gordo n Rd. Gordon Rd. Ext e ns ion Apts SW UC-30 160 Apts. Conv. 9 54 Hightower Rd. Conv. I I Builder-Wall Harris Owner- H. Russell & M. Burch $875,000 Permit issued- 2-69 Owner-Sh oco Inc. $900,000 Owner-Albert Zeder . ... . . . .... . ··-- ~ -~· ~ ·-·' " - - ________ ......,_ -.&-........----·· ,.__ . __..____,.,...... _..... .,., .... I ,....,.,.,,,. r.,\ • . �- 15 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15, 1969 Im. Inventory of LCYtT AND MEDilJN INCOl-'lE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed -"". . e:r. I' ..:. Hon thiy Prnts ,I Estimate No. Bedrooms Ro. Units r~e-:-r ! E:x:i st Designation Location Program 1 2 3 1 or l-tentals 2 I 3 When Available Permit or Other Value FHA- Comment Flipper Temple 2479 Abner Pl. Homes NW 55052-NP 221 d (3J 96 Apts. 3350 Mt. Gilead Pl. SW Conv. uc - 33- 36 Apt s. 2825 Waters Rd. SW Conv. UC -34 7 ?. Apts. 3000 Continental Conv. Colony Parkway SW $640,000 O\\ ner-Continental Developmen t Corp.; Permitted 4 -69 UC - 35 130 Apts. 62 $1,0_17,000 Owner-Sol Gray Ma n a ger- B. L . I. Const. Co. 2964 Pea c htree Rd. UC -31 163 UC -3 2 Harwell Rd. $1,712,000 Permit$1,219,716 Permitted $600,000 4-69 l $275,000 Conv. ·NW Flipper Temple owner & sponsor Rev. Julius W~lliams ' Builder-Torch Const. Promo~er & ArchitectI. Sapo:rta Construction started 4-28-69 Owner & Builder~Mills Robertson Owner-Bob Young Development Corp. Inc. Permit issued- 4-69 ' 52 Apts. 2786 Old Hape vil1e Rd. S.E. Conv. $400,000 Owner- Pendley Bros, 1 991 De Lo we UC-37 206 Apts. 2971 Macon Dr. SW Conv. $1,,400, 000 Owner- Mert on Development Corp. UC -38 294 Apt s. 505 Englewood S.E. Conv. Permit-$3,161,610 $10,753 per unit Owner-Warner Development Cor p · Builder-Warner Const. UC -36 \ - .. ·-· - - _______,_____ -·-------·· ·--· -·--··-·--··.. .__...... ------- ... .,... ,· · �--~e""l"'I I! I - I V ~~o . ,. • Ro. U:riits e,-r I Exist DATE Aug. 15, 196 9 1m Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUr1 INCOt'IE HOUSING JN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in Develoument and Proposed Program Location Designation Monthly Pmts. Estimate When or }{enta.ls No. Bedrooms 2 1 2 l 3 Available 1 3 Permit or Other Value Col'1".li:ent UC- 39 88 I Ap t s ·. UC- 40 22 Ap ts. 87 Harwell Rd ..NW Conv. $140,000 Owner -S. M. & M. Realty Co. uC - 41 34 Apt s. 1 6 60 S t anton Rd . Conv. SW $250,000 Owner - McDonald & Assoc. Pe r mit issued-Feb . ' 69 Ap t s. 3669 Gordon Road Conv . $1 50 ,000 Owner - Jack Storch Permitted 10-18-68 UC- 4 2 1 2 8 ' 16 HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE - Hollywood Rd. Conv. 64 59 74 Owner - Jim Bersch . s.w. I I UC- 4 3 II 34 Apt s. 3 3 01 North Ca mp Conv. Cree k Par kw ay SW $200,000 Ow ner - Reaves, Tr a pley & Reaves Pe r mi t t ed-10 - 4 -6 8 UC-44 36 Ap ts. 1867 Myrtle Dr. Conv. $180,000 Builder and owner-Dewey P :.. Kell ey Pe rm i tt ed 8-28 - 68 UC - 4 5 32 Ap ts. 1930 Honeysuckle Conv. Lane S. W. $300,000 Owner - Fred Sc hw acmmle Permitted 7-2-68 UC-46 56 Apt s. 31 44 Gordon Rd • . Conv. SW Estimated $340,000 completio n Oc t . '69 UC- 47 375 Apt s. 580 Nort h side Ci UC-48 Apts. 390 West La ke Dr Conv . I I ~ . . Conv. $2,000,000 Owner-Townsend &. Gh e ha n Permit iss u ed- Dec. '68 $2 4 2, 4 52 Ow ner a nd b ui l d e r - H. J . Russell Pe r mit iss u ed 5- 7 -6 8 I I I 32 Owner- Knox & Assoc. ,Inc. Permit issued- 2 -6 9 . I I I -- ·-. •. .._ .. , -- -- __________. _ -·---.. ~-------- ·---·· _ _ 11 _ __ , . • • -..:ii, . --. ........ ~ • '!Ii ....~... .,,. ' -- �17 HOUSING RESOURCES COHMITTEE DATE An Inventory of Aug. 15, 196 9 LOW' AND ME DIUN I NCOME HOUSING IN ATL.t\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed T-'- _ :.,e:n ·, O • II UC- 4 91i UC- 50 No. Units New! 76 40 UC- 5 1 216 Erist Designation Location Apts. Prop.:rarn No. Bedrooms 1 2 3 Honthiy Pmts.l Estimate or Hent a.ls Wb.en 2 1 3 Available Permit or Other Value Comment 193 5 Allison Ct. Conv. SW. $423,630 Apts. 901 Bolt o n Rd. N.W. Conv. $160,000 Owner - Juta cod a (15 Chestnut St . ) Butler S t . YMCA Project 1562 Hollyw ood Road, N. W. 55057 NP 72 221 d (3) FHA $2,642,400 Permit $2,137,687 50 acre tract purcha s ed by Loridan ' s Foundation . 15 acre site planned for apart ments . Sp onsor - Butler St. YMCA Arc h itect - Joh n Cherry Le g al - Hall Ware Fa vorable reaction by Plan:ning Board Oct. 11 to Zoning Nov. 16 Deferred (Z - 67- 200D) Dec. 7 Zoni n g d eferred i nde fi n itel y . Reconsid ered Feb . 22 . Approv e d by Bd. Al d. Ma r. 4 ' Bu i ld e r -R. A . Ba n k s 72 - 72 Owner a nd builder - H. J. Russell Permi t issued - 8 - 67 . - . . . .. . .. \ - -- - - - ------ --·- ----·· ·- _.. _.__.------ .. ....__. . ..... ............. ......-- • �nou.snm m:srnmcr-:s ., -- .--·- . 18 COMMITTEE DATE Aug. 15 ,· 1969 An Inventory of LOW A,_\ID MEDllJN I NCrn-m HOUS ING IN ATIJ\NT.A Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed . No. Units ~Te1-1 UC - 52 I I Exist l 800 Ii Monthiy Pmtsi Estimate Designation Location East La ke Golf N. ·of Glenwood Course # 2 Ave. No. Bedrooms ,.--=-..:...c:...--::~~ or :H.ent a.ls 1-=-:...:...::~:...::...:;=,.;;:....::..:...;.:::..; Program 1 2 3 1 2 3 When Available Permit or Other Value Turnkey Land cost $1,2-00,000; 99A Zoning Request R- 4 to C-1 R-6 A-1 & A2 72 A p r9p osed housing density 1 0 .68 U Arc h .- Hall & Ba u ghb e r g Da llas . Co nsul t - J ohn Wier s ma , F ord Foundation, Wash. Federal In t . Cec i l L. Yar boro ugh Field Re p.- Progr am of f icerAd u lt Ed u cation, U. s. office of Educ at io n Re g io n I V AHA appr. 10- 1 5-68 HUD11-26- 6 8 Bu ilde r - Pau l Andr e ws , Sout h e a s t e r n Dev. Co rp . , Nas hv i lle Te nn . . Sp o nsor - J i m Go ld en o f At l ant a JC' s Owner- James May e I 1 i I Co:r.ment TOTALS 7, 1 6 61 a s of -1 5-69 I I ..... .., _ _.._S91111l._~ ,· ··---"" ,.,._., ._ .......... . ................ ,. I �19 HOUSING .RESOURCES COHMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15, 1969 1m Inventory of LOW AND MEDim1 INCOME HOUSING IN ATL/iNTA Recently Completed, in Develoument and Prorosed - ..!..:,e;n_ I I No. Units Ne,;.;! IP-1 100 IP-2 162 Exist Designation Location Rockdale Park 1660 Johnson Rd. Town Houses #3 N. ·W 221 d (3; Co-op Etheridge Park Off Etheridge Dr . NW FHA 221 d (3 2 IP- 3 IP- 4 192 IP-5 ,20 ProgrcUn Holiday · Park Town Houses Rockdale u. R. Pro.i ect 221 d (3: Ma r t in Luther King Village Between Capitol Homes and I - 20 221 d (3; 55056-NP SUP- R Th oma svi l le U. R . Single Fam i l y Thomasville U. R. Project 221 d (2 4 4015-LD<~ Monthly Pmts ,I Est:iinate No. Bedrooms or Henta.ls When 1 2 3 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value FHA $98,472 Comment Part of potential 1400 unit s some o f which ~re already under cons truction. Project to take 4 years for completion. 150 units scheduled in collaboration with the Union Ba ptist Church & FCH. Committment of 221 d (3) funds made. Builder - David - Rosen Const. Part 2 of UC-16 55038-LD(~ $1,200,000 Did Not Materialize $3,134,861 Sponsored by Ebeneezer Baptist Chu:rch Pe r mitted 3-28-69; Second Fe a sibility le t ter issued 3-28 - 6 9 I I \ ·-· ___., -- ------·--· -·-·------·· Single fa mily h omes (other than National Homes) to be built in Th omasville U. R. area. Va cant lots sti l l n o t built on. ·--~-·. --··-··- ~.,._._......... -,---·-,,..... \ , " �---- ----- DesiP,nation Location Pro,c;rrun 300 As bury Hil ls Nurs ing Home Gammon Theologi- 202, 232 , cal Seminary Hill & Site Burton Act IP-7 402 . Wildwo od Park Town Houses Fairbuxn Rd. (west side) 60 74 44 56 60 44 64 402 IP-8 FHA No .. 440 1.6 Ma n. 44 017 Man . 55059 Ma n . 55060 Ma n . 55061 Man . 55062 Ma n. 55071 Man~ 196 I No. Bedrooms 1 2 ! 3 Honthly Pmts or :Rentals 1 2 3 E. side Fairburn Rd . S W, at N . of Sewell Perinit or Other Value Corr.ment Nursing and Elderl y ; not ab le to get Hill & Burton Act money - Nursi ng ~ome deferred has rai s ed $50 , 000 of needed $2 50, 000 · Sponsor - Rev . H. H. Ba c ks trom $49 756.67 & $6,811. RS Sec It iOI 236 . II $ 60 105.67 $651 ~, 000 (Firm 2013 ~ith fee 4 ...4- E9 Se k! t ion 2~ 1 d ti $8 ll ,500 It $78: , ooo· ti $73l ,000 ti $ 95~ ,774 Central Methodist Elderly Estimate i·fuen Available 221 d Co-op Thoma sville U. Thomasville U. R 221 d (2) R. Single Pr oject Fam ily IP-9 DATE Aug • . 15 , 1969 LOW AND ViSDIID1 I NCOHE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed. in Develooment and Proposed IP- 6 I 20 An Inventory of Units Exist - HOUSING .RESOURCES COMMITTEE --N'o. .Ie~-r l -- Sponsor-Mark Pal'mour Inc. (Bill Gilmore 23354 05, Rep.) Builder - Marv in Wa rner Inc. · Cincinnati ~ 41 National Homes Singl e Fa~ily homes in Thoma s vi l le u. R . area; Bids let to Cousins May 6, . 1968 202 · 3rd part of 3 part package of 558 U Sponsor -C. C. Thornton Bu ilder-Central Met h odist Churc h Arc hitec t - Heer y & Heery ---· - . __._..,.. ---~-.......... -·---------·· __.. . .·.-· ·- ...- ... .......~··------·· ......_.. "'"" ....\ .·- . ' L �I -- 21 . HOUSING R1~souncr.s COMMITTEF. --- DATE Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCOl'lE HOUSING lli ATLANTA Recently Completed, in DeveloDment and Proposed An Aug. 15 ,. 1969 I I I I I -.., -· I ~o. TJ.e..,, , IP- l(j No. Units N'ew ! Exist 48 IP- 11 450 Noo Bedrooms I DesiITT1ation Apt Apt s. Program Gordon Rd. SW o Adamsv ille Dr . -Browntown Rd. 1 2 I Estimat e When Avail abl e Permit or Other Value Conv. Co::nment 3½A Sponsor-C. C. Thornton Turnkey Hav ing Difficul y. Lette tte Dobbs, Chairma n, Neighbor Act a ccomplis hmen t s in genera ne ghb opp osition. Si t e include in Pa c Pla nning Dept. I nformal isc ssi discussion prop ed f or 1 -5- 8. I 3 I1onthly Pmts or H.enta.ls 1 2 3 5on rho age n w St i 4- 6 omm d a Zon th 1 d b Dan Sweat t o Robert in area poi ting out que ting wit drawal o f fav rably re orted by Com. 3 - 22-68 . Another ed. 51A •. site Zon. M-1. WhitingTurner has option. Approved by HA & HUD; Plan~ BD. recommended-favorable action; Zon. Com. de~ied unanimously 8-1; Bd. Ald. denied 8-21-67. Pl an Dept. sponsored reopening the proposed rezoning. Z o n. Com. agr e e d Nov. 9 to permit project t o be reintroduced. Plan. Bd. favorable recomme~ dation Nov. 15, 1967. Zon. Com. reconsidered & deferred to 7~1-68. Final action by Zo n~ Com .; n o t yet r e quested; hav e been waiting to deter mine outcome . of Sc h. Bond issue, which wa s voted favorably Nov. 5 1968. I I I IP-12 Now t.Jc 51. IP-13 160 Jon esboro Rd. Pro ject Jonesboro Rd . SE S. of Mc Wil liams T. K. Rd . 20 19 54 $20,500 down t o $1 9,250 per unit ' I I . II Application complete; 15 A Ar chi t ect-Charles E. Mcc ard Te native approval from HUD & AHA . Builder-Evans & Leopo l IP-13 is waiting f o r HUD & AHA. Ha s extension on loan committment and is absorbing interest cos ts . I I I -··- -·· ----·-·--~-- ·--.. -·--··- -·-·- . --.. ·.A---·-·t---. .· �22 HOUSING RESOUR CES COi·1MI TTEE --·--- DATE An I nventory of LOW AND XEDIU}1 I NCO}'!E HOUSING IN ATLANTA Aug . 1 5, 1969 Recently Compl eted, i n Devel oument an d Pr oposed !te:n -~o • l I r-:o. Units New! Exist IP-1 4 353 IP-15 22 - Desi~ation Location Program No. Bedrooms 2 1 3 Nonthiy PmtsJ Estimate or H.enta.ls When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Ot her Value Cor.iment Bedf o rd - Pine No rth Av e. & Lind e n P. H. De v elopmental pr o gram n o t b e ing finaliz e d by Sheetz & .. Bradfi e ld. P lanned_ 149 e lder l y out of total 353. Apt s. 290 Springdale Conv . 1 7 A. Conv . Held up by zoning. Neigh borhood opp os ition. Rd . Awaiting zoning. . ' I P-16 40 IP-17 600 Apt s . Br own le e Rd • .SW' Federal Hon or Farm #1 Mc Donough Blvd . SE I<'or breakdown on type housing s ee bid fr om National Homes. Part o f Community Unit Plan o n 95 acre tract. Fed era 1 participation and allocation announced Dec. 12. Board of Ald ermen agreed to accept a nd develop a s part of the Thomasville Urban Renewal project on 5'--6-68. Bid accepted from National Homes Corp. for 600 units at a cos t of $8.7 million. Housing Authority adver.t ised for c o ntract bids July 14 for construction of r ,oads and utility se rvices. As of June 69 it is ·estimated that this phase will be completed in Spring of 19-70. Allowing t wo years for actual con::;truction of the homes the project should be compl eted in Spring or Summer of 1972. Builder-National Homes Cor.p, , . . . .. - ' - -· I -- -· •· -- · ..,__ - ..,.,.,.... . . . . Wl!!'l_...,,,'! _ __ I _........... - -··-·· _ . ,. . .. -·-·· ..... _,....,. ............. ... ~ ~ _...... • r v" �. 23 HOUSING RES01ffiCES COMMITTEE ·I - ve:r. j T-'- ~:o . No . Unit s Ne-:-r I .t,X:l.S V r, • .1. DATE Aug. 1 5 , 1969 Inventory of LO',v AND MEDIUM I NCOME HOU SIN G IN ATLANTA Re cently Completed, i n Devel onment and Propose d An I Designation Wes t l ake Ma n o r We s tlake Ave. NW I _P - 18.1 32 Prop.;rc2Ill Locati on 221 d (3) Monthly Pmts, Estimate When or Eenta.ls No. Bedrooms 2 I 3 1 2 Available 3 I 1 102 32 ) Per mit or Other Value $ 4 67 , 500 LD Coir.ment - FHA c ommittment' 3 - 25 - 68 Committ me n t wi thdraw n 9 - 12 - 6 8 IP- 191 Del ieted. N,)\Ii UC -52 IP-20 72 IP- 21 8 s. side Th o r n t o n Gordon Rd . E . o f Co nv . Ap ts. Lynhu r s t W. side Apt s. Harwell Rd. 9 0 0' Conv. N • . Qf Gordon c. c. _I\ pt s . IP-22 124 IP-23 Apts. 8 IP-24 330 Pope & Carter Project Bolton Rd. near Harvill 235 60 Apts . Center S t . NW Co nv . IP-26 72 Apts. Wat e rs Rd. & Cleveland Ave . Co nv . IP-27 56 Ap ts. \ ' ½A Spec ia l u se permit in a C-L Di st r i c t . App lic a n t - Ca r l Go ld s t ei n & St o n e . ' NP l . Owne·r - Re d He art Oi l Co. Repr~ s entativ e-Tom Musgrove 33~S A · 10 U/ A; FCH ,t o spons OJ ' Builder-Pope & Certer . Julius Iteld - Applicant f o r rezoning Owner - Pearl Reese 6 . 7 A LL 68 14th Di st. F. Co Owner-Mrs. Viola Jackson Watt s Rd. NW o ff 221 d ( 3 ) . Northw~st Dr • . Owner- Ca rl Go ld s t ein & S tone · West si d e Ha rw el Conv. Rd . , SW, 150' No o f Gord o n Roa d !LL237, 1 4th Dist r1ict R. of prop. Gord o n Rd. (rear Conv . 14th Dis t LL 14 F. Co.) IP-25 \ 5 A tract. 6. 5. A Builder-James , w. Howard . - ----- -· ·- _.. ~~-·. ·-·----·........ ...... ~ .,,,, - • r r, .··- �24 HOUSING .RESOURCES COl-1:MITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15 , . 1969 1m Inventory of LOW AND 1-IBDIUN I NCONE HOUSING lli ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed I - t-e:n ! T" ?~o • I Ro. Un.its l-;ew ! E:dst l Designation l i . I Bould er Park Town Houses IP-2 8i 120 Brandy Wi ne Town Houses IP-2 9 204 Location Program Boulder Park Dr . Conv. & Brownle·e Rd. Mt. Zion Rd. Noo Bedrooms 2 1 3 6 48 Monthly Pmts. Estimate or Hentals When 1 II 2 Available 3 Permit or Other Value Co;r.rn.ent 9.6 A· Builder - I. Saporta ' Owner-Dutch Va·lley Cot:p. 60 236 . I I f FHA No . 4401 Man. 4402 Man . 4403 Ma n. 60 84 60 204 Value ·$ ~9 ,079 'and $4,554 $ 89 ,235 and $8,237 $ D8,003 and $5,306 IP-3 0 200 Apt s. Mildred Pl. & Wood st. 221 d (3) NP 30 A (25 of these ar e vacant now) Sp-onsor-Liberty Baptis t Chur cl Promo ter - J. T. Bickers IP-3 1 250 Apts. . ME?lVin Dr. SW 221 d (3) 25 A;' W. F . Gilmore-Zoning App licant IP-32 102 Forrest Park Cooperative Town Houses Fo rrest Park 221 d (3) Lakesid e N. Ap ts. Roswell Rd. IP-33 162 . FHA $808,900 (58 U) $636,800(44· ·u) BMIR funds approved .. ' Backlog FHA commitment 12-19-69 207 I 6 IP- 34 I I Vanguard Hous- Lyndwood Park ing Corp. ' I 221 H 56010EC $72,300 FHA iss·ued funds 11-27-68 - - . ., . ---_, . . ... .. · �--v LOWAND MEDim1 I NCO?-IE HOUSING IN ATL/\NTA Re cently Compl et ed, in Develooment and Proposed No. Bedrooms Desirn1ation Location Prop;ram 1 2 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Henta.ls When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co!r.rnent Gilbert Squar e 2 3 6 LD IP- 36 128 Mar t in Luthe r Auburn Ave . Ki·n g , Sr . Nurs ing Cente r 202 I P- 37 2 50 Apts. Nor t h Ave. & Tec h wood PH(El d .) AHA Pr o jec t . See Summary of Public Hous ing . I P-3 8 100 Apts. Pittman- Hi lliard PH(Eld. ) St . AHA Projec t. See Summary o f Public Hous i ng. IP-39 Apts. Bed f o rd Pl. - Lin- PH de n AHA Project . See Summary o f Public Housing. IP- 35 60 98 IP- 40 324 Well s wood Apts W. o f Boulevard, PH s. of Eng l e wood, SE IP- 41 270 Apts . T OTAL 7,050 a s of 8 -1 5-69 _\ DATE Aug. 15, 1 96 ~ 1m I nventory of I U::i!s-'Ne1-r ! .i.'.,XJ.. s i Ro. 25 HOUSING RESOURCES COl-lMITTEE \ 6 Campb ell t on Rd. 1,000' E . o f Kimber l y Roa d Conv. Ap plicant f or FHA 2 36 'ill.,_ Program Nurs .ing h orn~ · 3 s t ories SBA Loa n o f $ 350,000; r ema i nder from M. L . King Jr. Foundat ion . ($85~000 at n o inte r es t ) A Ne~ro b ank has pledged $41 5 ,000 o Home will employ 63 . 20.3 A; AHA Project. See Summary of Public Housing . Owner - Modular Industries - Has S pecia 1·.~us~ Perm it for garden apartments (Contd. U- 6 9 ~ I �26 HOUSING RF.SOUfl.CES COMMITTF.F. DATE Aug . 1 5 , 1969 An Inventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCOHE HOUSIN G IN ATLAN TA Recentl y Compl eted, in Devel ooment and Pro~osed Tt ~ I e:n. ! o. Bc - 1 · N'o. Units Xe~-r I 26 BC- 2 1 50 BC - 3 50 80 Designation Location Progrmn Pmtsi Monthiy or H.ent a.ls 1 2 3 500 Permit or Other Value Co::-:-.ment Th oma s v ille U. Thomasvill e U. R . 221 d (2 R . S ingl e Fam. Proje c t o r Conv . Uncommitted s ingle fam i ly lo ts i n t he Thomasvdlle U. R. are a Or iginally 157 lo t s ; 53 lots sold. t o Na ti o n a l Home s Const. Corp. 19 t o Na ti onal Homes Co rp . 39 t o Nat i o n a l Homes & Co usi n~ 20 t o a n other builde r , lea ving 26 unco~mitt ed. Apts. 12 A t ied t o UC - 32 J oe Ande r s o n of Roy D . Wa rre n Co. Ea s t o f Gu n Club Rd. , South o f Alvin Dr. Seminole Court T. K. (Reh8 bS) Re ha b. Apts. Harwell Rd. at Oa k cl if f NW Ci t y owns l and. Ch a rles A. Mueller wa rit ~ t o pur ch~se. Jim Ri c h a rdson 0 f Johnson ; Ric har d son & Assa.) is also inter es t e d . 32 Boulde r Park Sing le Fam il y- Turnk ey Reha bilitat io n , Effi ci enc i es Ed L. Barnum Re alty Co. 22 1 d (3) . Apar tmen t use fo "" the ma j o~ p o r t i c n o :f th i s s' i t e pra c t ic a l than si ngle f amily, f or which ar ea i s n ow 2 o ne c . BC - 6 Estimate When Available We s t End U. R . Between o 'argan 221 d (3) S. S id e West - Pl. & Hold ernes s LD view SW 36 BC -4 BC- 5 Exi st No. Bedrooms 1 2 i 3 Turnk ey & Co nv . ,Dppe a_r s mo ... e 6.5 A ; Planne d .12 .5 U/A Opposed by Al d. Q. V. Willi ams o n Owner-Ce nker & King loff Pa sse d Zo nin g Commit teeDen i e d i n Bd . Ald . Single Family homes; 3 75 Turnkey; 125 -C onv.; Has t e ntativ e a p prov al by both HUD and AHA �. 27 HOUSING .RESOURCES COViMITTEE -- DATE Aug. 15; 1969 1 I nventory of LOW AND !1EDIUH I NCOt!E HOUSDJG IlJ ATLANTA Re cently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed Ai1 .j ' - ..!..-:,e:r. I I ~'.). Designation Location Program BC-7 16 Apt s . W. side Gilbert R tL Conv . BC-8 20 Apts. Fairburn Rd . & Bakers Ferry Apts. Queen l\1i ll Rd . BC-9 i Ro • Units }?e1-: f Exist l 152 Nonthiy Pmts ,I Estimate No. Bedrooms or Hent als When 2 ! 3 1 1 2 3 Available I Permit or Other Value T. K. or 76 221 d (3) Old National Pr octor Creek Homes Property & Gun Club Rd . T. K. or 221 d (3) I BC- 1 1 102 Apts. Fairburn & Gordon 221 d (3) BC-12 206 Apts. Jonesb oro & Ma cedonia T. K. 1 A· Owners - Keith El more & ' am Merritt Willi . 76 17 A with paved 'road; Zoned for Apts. ; has water and se wer . Contact Jack Hurt · Southern Acceptance Corp. (521 -31 71) Owner- Lea nord Hall & Franklin Lee 100. A; zoned Al. Promoter- W. R. Cason of Shar p & Boylston . $3,644,000 . I ~pts. I Comment Promo ter - David Berry BC- 10 750 BC-13 11 0 ·1 Greendal e Dr. SE T. K. or 221 d (3) FHA ·Feasib il i .t y letter extende d to 7 -2-6 9 16 A . site zoned A-1 Promoter-Litchfield of Ada msCates Realty; poiitical resist ance 9.72 A. Proposed both Turnkey & FHA Ow ner- Herman Levin 252-4950 Zoned A-1 . I l ' ·~ ' .. ····• -- ~ ·- · - ·- - ----·-· __.._ . - . .. .. . -- -·· · �HOUSING DATE Aug. 15, 1969 ···- I :,e!7l ?~o . I i,':o . Xew ! BC- 14 350 i ! U:nits Exist I l I nventory of LOW AND MEDIUM I NCO}fr; HOUSING IN ATLANTA Recently Completed, in DeveloDment and Proposed An DesiRnation Apts. Mobile Homes BC - 15 3 00 28 m:smmcss COMMITTEE Program Location I I 1 No. Bedrooms 2 I 3 1 Nonthly Pmts. Estimate When or H.ent a.ls 2 1 Available 3 , Permit or Other Value Corr.rnent Turnkey J onesboro Rd. (NE of Hutchi ns) Zoning applicarit-J. Martin Rezoned to A- 1. S.s ide Perry Blvd. NW Apl . .- V . Levich (261 -7295) Proposal for mobile homes $5,000 to $6,000 ; 32 A in 3 parcels 23 5 ... @ . - 'I Ap t s. BC-16 60 BC- 17 BC - 18 500 Apts. Ca sc a de Ha rbin Rd . Project Apts. BC-19 l Harb in Road BC -20 Apts. BC-21 ' Gordon Rd . near Lynhurst Dr. ( Center St. ne a r t o Hill St. (N. ~ ' oE. Corne ~) Zoning appl ic ant -Samuel A. Miller; Apl. to rezone from R- 3 to A- 1 Deferred 6 -5- 69 236 corner) Zoning Ap l.- 1 . Saporta Rezoned R-5 to A- 1 6 -5- 69 E . of Harbin Rm d s. of Cascade 57 A· Pl a nni ng Depar tment · ' unfavorable; Will i am L. Moore- At torney & Builder Moore Developmen t Corp. 515 Rh odes Haver ty; Working wi t h AHA Mildred Pl . off Bankhead . 1894 Ha rbin Rd. & Dodson Dr. Rezone d Residen t ial to A- L 318 Holdernes s SW 1.17 A·, rez oned R-6 to A-1 July 10, 196 9, Bu ilder-Roy Jones; Owne r - Howard Crawford . . \ Rez o ned f r om R-5 t o A-1 P r omo ter - J. 'I' Bi ckers ' . • .. _·- -- _,.,.,., ___ _,,,_........ ..,. ... ...... , __ ............. _ ........... ... .. . . --···-··~ ~ ........ ._,.,., ' ' �29 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMI TTEE _____.-- DATE Au g . 15, 1969 Im Inventor y of L (Jf,f AND 10:DIUM I NCO!"jE HOUSING IN ATLANTA Re centl y Comple te d, in Develooment and Proposed No . Units ~e,;sJ I Exist Desi gnation Location Prop.;ram No. Bedr ooms 1 2 3 Vionthly Prnts I Estimate 1dhen or :H.ent a.ls 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co:r.ment BC- 22 Wes t s hi re Pl. 1074, 114 , 1068 Wes t s hir e · P l. Rezone d R- 6 t o A- l - C; 7 - 10- 69 I Build e r - Coh e n,· J . Bl a c k, J. ·R. McLemo r e BC- 23 Ap t s. Wood St. ( Sumlin St .) o f f Bankhe a Rez o n e d R- 5 to A- l · J ul y 10 , ~ 1 969 BC- 24 Forres t Park · Rd . 377 5 Fo rres t Par Rd . Ap t s . S. X- way Sout h of Voc at iona l Sc hool 2 1 A. o f f S. X- wa y Promoter - Ni chol a s Berr yma n Apts . Carr o l l Rd . &· Harv il l 33. ~ A f or s ale b y Pope & Carter~ J ohn Ha ncoc k Bldg. 522 - 9491 ; Con ta c t -S tanle y As h ley oi Richard Be ll Ad j . . t o Elem. Sc hool- ; Now Zone M- 1 BC-25 200 BC-26 T OTAL3 , 5 7 as of 8 -1 5-69 9 ~9 A 32 5' x 1010 ' Buil d e r - R . A. Young Ow ne r - .Mrs. Mary B . Ga r dner · Rezone d R- 4 to A- 1- C •. Plus e~t i ma1ro 1,000 u its addit iona l - · -- ---~---· -·----- -- ~-. ---· -·------ -·-· ~-..... . -... ,~ ... �. 30 HOUSING RESOURCES COl·lMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15 ,- 1969 An Inventory of 1 a;v AND MEDIUM I NCONE HOUSING IN ATL.i\NTA Recently Co:npletcd, in DcvcloDment and Proposed !::.e:-r. '. o . ! I New ! No. Uni ts Location DesiITT1ation Exist Program No o Bedrooms 1 2 I_ 3 Nonthly Pmts . Estimate or Hentals When 1 2 3 Available Permit or Other Value Co;rJ11ent ·:: - 1 - 2 4 '21,0 32 Apts . Are included in Su mmary y Report for Ma~ 15 1 1969 _ -·- ----+- --l-- - --+-- - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - t - - - - -+--+---+--+-~-~---t-------t-------t--~----.....;;_--=.....;;___;._.&.-_______ _ 45 Apt s, 3379 Stone Rd . 550 Apts. Near 7th Day Adv. 235 P. F . Pr op. ~imber ly & T. K. $22 5,000 Promoter-Nicholas Berryman o f · Adams-Cates; Wa s to develop: 35 A for P . H . 18. A for Conv . 4 A f or commer cial Pr oposed for annexation- ne~ proposal for Turnkey, 235, o r Co-op in the works. May , have to b e reclassified. Rd. DX •.l -2 8 150 Apts, 52 ! Apts. N. End Adams Ave. Zoning d enied by Zon . Com. 6-5~69 Julius Iteld - App lic a n t (Park We s t) 3751 Gordon Rd . 221 d (3) LL204 14th Dist. F . Co. Hartramph Pr op. 221 d (3 ) Ap ts . Adeline Ave. l Permit expired; Owner - Kimb er ly Co rp . Melvin Wa tson 72 83 $ 416", 635Permi t $ 520 ,000 FHA Bill Moore has option on th is land. 70 A. Having trouble Co-op getting constr. loan . Project abandoned. - ----4--- - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - + -- - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - - + - - - 1 - - - t - - -.,._--t---+---t-------,.------"t------- - - - -- - - - - -.... _.;J -30 TOTAL as of 150 Zoning denied 6 -5-69 . Itel d -applicant n,97i -15-6 9 \ \ __ . ---·· ·-··-... . . ....... -... ._....,. , . , . Juliu s . �31 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE --- DATE Aug. 15, 1969 An I nventory of LOW .!IND MEDIUM I NCO?--ill HOUSING IN ATLJ\NTA Recently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed I 2::- e:r. ' o . j Ro. Units Xe,-r ! Exist 192 DNQ - 1 No . Bedrooms 2 1 3 Monthly Pmts . Estimate or Hent als vfuen 2 1 Available 3 Jade Ea s t Apts. 914 Co llier Rd. Co nv. 64 12 8 175 225 $ 1,050,000 1890 House Apa rtme nt s 32 147 163 $ 600,000 Desii';Tiation Location Program 48 Co:mnent Includes air-conditioning & utilities. Owner - Jade East Cor p. Ut ilities paid except electr icity. Re s. Mgr. - Mr. Arnold 1 755 - 6566; Owne r ~E . M. Keapl er 1- D - N_ Q___3--'--2-5_0,4-._ _ _-+--A-p_t_s_______+-l-l_8_5_C_o_l_l_i_e_r_ R_d__. i----C_o_n_v-.---t-4-8-+-l- 6-0--+-4-0-+-l-5-3-+-l-7-0-+-2- 0-3-+------+-$-l-,-4-0_0_,0-0-0+--0w---n-e_r_&_B.__u_1_·l_d_e_r___w___T_____T_o_w_,·l._e_ s_ 80 DNQ - 2 ' 1895 Plaza Lane t onv. Permit or Other Value 351-2563 owner W. F . Kilgore, Jr.- Completed Aprrl '69 Apt s . 3901 Campbellton Conv. Rd. 56 La Manc ha 2600 Old Ha pev i l le Rd. Conv. 56 48 Apts . 330 Brownlee Rd. Conv. 48 H.a p py Haven Nu rsing Home 18 75 And erson St . 232 16 units (I-bedroom) qualifi e c out of 236 leaving 220 units which did not qualify Ow ner-Greenbriar Villa g e Builder - Victor D. Ma_ silia . 1- - - ~- --1---------+-- - - -----+-------..;_-1------+---+---1---t---t--l---t------+-------+---=...:~=-~..::.....;--------;;....;.._;_.. _ _ _ __ 4 130 185 $800,000 2950 Springdale Conv. 28 48 No u tili t ies Apt s. 108 DNQ-5 Owne r-CPR Engineers & Deve l Rd. SW , opme nt Co. I DNQ - 4 2 20 DNQ - 6 ! 158 165 , 150 Ovmer-Securi ty De velopment Corp . Rent var i e s s li ghtly u p war d Rent does not include electricity; Ow ner-C. C . Th or nto n 523-600 4 $400,000 350 (pr vate) $621,100 300 (sen i-private) Completed 7-3-68 Nurs i ng home~ Rat es too cos tl y for low i nc ome peop l e - Medi c ar e will part i al l y cover e x penses b u t no t a s p e rmanen t ho us inn• _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ . - -- - + - -- t--- ---1-- - - - - - - + -- - - - - - - - - t - - - - -~ ----fr---t---+---t---+---+-------;---.:..-----t--- -. . ,'F.__ DNQ -8 1 1 I I_ \ ·-- ·- ' ··------·-· -·-·-··-I t ·-·-··· t _ _ .. ••·-•· - •·-•A ...... ......... ~ - - - -••1,r , ' �32 HOUSING REsmmcr,s COMMI TTEE -- ----- -.- I ..!.. 7,e;n I o . I Ro • Units . I • ..I.. Ne1-r ! J.'.,:;.-:J..s t, ~ DNQ- 9 13 4 TOTA L DATE An I nventory of L OW AND !1EDIUM I NCOJIE H0USI NG IN ATLANTA Re cently Completed, in Develooment and Proposed ~ Mont hl y Pmts Designation Location Noo Bedro Program 1 l 2 I 3 or Hent a.ls 1 2 3 i Es timate When Available Savannah Squar~ 1101 Coll i e r Re Co nv. Permit or Other Value $ 804 ,000 1246 Au g. 15 , 1969 Corr.ment Owne r - Edwi n F •· Ed war{'ls , Jr . Do No t Qu a li fy (Too h i gn r e n t als ) T h e program is rea c hi n g the s ta ge wh e re comp leted u nit s :may b e c hec k ed a s t o ren t a 1 ·ra t es . If the y d o no t q u ali fy a s low or mode ra t e i nc ome h ous ing bec a us e of high re n t s , t hen they ar e lis ted h er e- - At p r es ent we ar e ree v aluating our c rit e r i a f or incl u sion . i nt o t he p rog r am . Unt i l we f inis h th is t a s k, we are e x c ludi ng from the progra m u nits known to rent for i n e x c es s of maximum r en t es t a blishe d by HUD f o r the Rent Supplement program . of 8 - 1 5 - 69 3 S ' - . . . .. . . \ I .. ' ' - . .. . ~-- --··-· I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 48 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/55be78dbe6362cee54640ef99e1d6c33.pdf 00b39c2504b3a86361e072bfab258ad1 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. • ·, I ,._ Tota I ;,J~ell i:ng Units Permitted in Atlanta: 1966 -- 2,382 1963 - 9,129 1967 - 4,630 1964 - 3,829 1968 - 5,333 1965 - 2,656 1969 thru July - 4,160 Goa ls: % established for first 2 yrs. 100% (Same% used for 5 yr. period)l6,800 Status No. Units HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE August 15, 1969 SUMMARY Dwelling Uni ts Demolished Under Housing Cod e: Nov . & Dec. 1966 1 44 STATUS OF ACCELERATED LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROGRAM During 1967 1,272 (Commenced Nov. 15, 1966) During 1968 1,053 1969 thru July 6 76 5 yr. Program, 1967-71 3,1 4 5 (57%) (9,576) (13%) (2,184) (30%) (5,040) (0%) P. H. & TK FHA pvt. Devel. (C onv.) Elderly & N. H. (O) 8-15-69 5,099 . 8-15-68 3,002 8-15-69 ( 922) 8-15-68 (310) 8-15-69 (1,100) 8-15-68 (700) 8-15-69 (3,077) 8-15-68 (1,760) 8-15- 69 8-15- 6 8 (O) (2 3 2) Uncer Construction 7,166 5,831 (2, 157) (1,532) (2,005) · (1,174) (2,763) (3,125) (21 1) In Planning 7z050 7 2 712 (1 z735) (2 z 608) (3,847) (4 2 234) (s44) (424) (624) (4 46) Total In Sight 1,9, 315 Plus Leasing Program 12015 20,330 Increase or Deficit + 3,530 16,545 1,026 ·11 -, ,.571 + 771 (4,450) (6,952) (6,108) (6,684) . (5,309) (865) (67 8) (-\-4, 678) (43,924) ( ~1,644) .(+269) Completed (New Cons tr.) (4, 814) (l, 015) (5,829) (... 3, 747) · (1 !026) (5,476) (-4,100) (+678 ) (For Proposals which are Being Considered and which Did Not Ma terialize, see Note A attached) Figures in this double column are basic and represent the entire program ; ( ) in columns to the right, indica t e breakdown b y programs of figures included in basic columns. **Will require addi ti onal reservation of 1,9.36 units not yet requested b y the Ci ty. In addi t ion, 1,015 units have been leased for P.H. Also 24,858 units have been reported by the Housing Code Divisio n a s rep a i re C: (rehabilitated). However, those fi g ures include units found in compliance on origi nal inspection. It is es t imated that 7 5% o f this figure, or 18,644 substandard units have been brought into compliance through actual rehabilitation. 4 85 uni t s have b een reh abilitated by H. A~ in the West End U. R. area: 35 in Bedford-Pine; and 40 in Mode l Cities. These rehabilita t ed units do not increase the ·number of hbusing units available, but do increase the supply of standard units. Includes only units financed under Federal assisted low and medium income housing programs; and units constructed under conventional financing as follows: Multi-fa mily units costing not more than $10,000, exclusive of land) Respectfully submi tt ed, 11 11 11 11 11 11 " Duplex uni ts 11 $12,000, @ ) 11 11 11 11 11 Single Family 11 " $15,000, ) " /hd c-c--,i.._,__~t,' 1 . ~ @ Adjusted in this summary to exclude units known to rent for Malcolm D. Jo; t ; in excess of maximum rents authorized for the Rent Supplement program. Housing Coord inator Encls: 1. Summary of Public Housing in Atlanta 2. Notes Note: �HOUSING RESOURCES COMM ITTEE (SUMMARY OF PUBLIC HOUSING IN ATLANTA) 8,874 August 15, 1969 Existing Units in. operation when accelerated program started, Nov. 15, 1966 - filled. . 1,140 Units completed and under development (Conventional) since program started Nov. 15, 1966, as follo~s: (650) (140) (350) 6,200 Units off McDaniel St., in Rawson-Washington U. R. Projec~ completed 11-10-68 Units in Perry Homes Extension - South of Procter Creek. Completed 3-27-69. Units Under Construction in Thomasville U. R. Project. Bids opened May 15, 1968. Contract signed 7-1-68. broken 1-17-68. Will try to have part delivered before final scheduled completion date Jan. 1970. Grou nd Units reserved to Atlanta by HUD for new construction: (2423) (1665) ( 1382) (730) Allocations made by HUD Completed Under Con·s t. "_( 132) (May 1969) Bankhead Cour-ts ( 368) Bankhead Courts Hollywood Courts (202) Gilbert Gardens (220) ( 42) ( 175) Leila Valley Apts. ( 800) Ea st La ke #2 Jonesboro Rd. #1 Wellswood Apts. TOTALS ( 1807) · ( 132) Bedford-Pine Pittman -Hilliard St. Nort h Ave.-Techwood Jonesboro Rd. #2 Bou lder Park Br o wn town Rd. ( Unit s n ot reported as committed.) ( Ap pr oved f or use ·in the leasing progra m.) In Pl a nning ( 160) (324) ( 484) ( 4 51) (1 00) (25 0 ) (114) (300) (450) (These figures represent a bre a k d o wn of the HUD a llocations) 300 Al l oc a te d fo r Le a sing Program (Leased units can only be utilized for P.H. occupancy as they become v a c an t. - - -- - Tota l un i ts under le a se 1,015.) 7,640 Tot~l unit s Completed , Under Development, In Pl a nning, Uncommitted & a uthorized for Le a sing Progra m. (1015) 16,514 Units a c tua lly u nd er le a se--9 . loc a tion s ~ f 1030 Alloc a ted & Approved for le a sing p r o gram ); most o f the se are occupied o r available for occupa ncy as Public Housing. On September 16 , 196 8, Bd. of Ald. a pproved Resolution a uthorizing H. A. to request reservation frQm HAA of 2 , 0 00 additional uni t s of P ublic Housing. Approved by HAA March 17, 1969 (Included in this figure). Total Public Housing Pote n ti a l, wi t h cur rent reservations a u t horiz ed by the HAA. ,>( Figures in ( ) i n this column are included in figure above not in ( ). Encl •. No. 1 �! • • 4 ~ .. HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Aug. 15, 1969 NOTES A.There are 3,572 units known to be Being Considered, plus several sites on which the number of units has not been set( there are approximately 1000 units in this category). 21,979 units Did Not Materialize, of which 21,032 were included .in the previous Summary of May 15, 1969, and 947 additional units are listed in this report as Lost. (The majority of these losses were due to disapprovals of sites, a large portion of which were denials of zoning petitions . ).1,246 units originally listed have been dropped from totals in this report,- because of too high rentals. B.In view of the difficulties encountered in zoning and getting other approvals on sites proposed for large multifamily developments, it is ?pparent that the Low-Income Housing Program will have to lean heavily on Developers and Builders providing a substantial portion of the requirements on small scattered sites by both Conventional and Federal assisted financing. Also Public Housing in small projects, to include small developments on scattered sites is strongly advocated, for future development. C.No proposal has yet been made for the construction of units(even efficiencies) to rent or s e ll for as per mo. although the London Towne Houses, a 22l(d) 3 Co-op development now approaching completion, is with its one bedroom unit selling at 69 dollars a mo. The City's greatest need is the $30-$50 per Mo. purchase range, which appears to have little chance of accomplishment, without substantial government low as $50 near this rentalsubsidy. . D.Prefab distributors ~nd conventional builders have interesting potential houses to offer but, because of fear of local Cod es difficulties, are currently erecting very few single-fam~ly houses in Atlanta to sell in the $10,000-$15,000 range for wh ic h there is a strong demand and market. Perhaps the greatest difficulty is availability of suitably priced land within the Ci ty Limits. Economics for this price-range sales housing requires land which will cost the developer not more than $1,500 per unit. A 5,000 sq. ft. lot is considered ample for this type house which should reduce land costs by 33 1/3%; most houses in this price range are currently being erected in Atlanta on R-5 lots having a minimum size of 7,500 sq. ft. E . The nonprofit Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corporation is now in business. The CACUR's nonprofit corporation to rehabilitate existing units under 221 (h) has completed its first group of 5 houses in Lindwood Park. Vanguard Housing Corp. h as obtained FHA commitment for rehabilitation of 6 units under 221 (h). F.Information is welcomed as to corrections, adai~ions or deletions of material contained in this report. Ext. 430 or 431.) Encl: No. 2 (Call 522·-4463, � 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 ~. + Total welling Units Permitted in Atlanta; 1963 - 9,129 1966 .- 2,382 1964 - 3,829 1967 - 4,630 1965 - 2,656 1968 - 5,333 1969 thru July - 4,160 Goals: % established for first 2 yrs. 100% (Same % used for 5 yr. period)16,800 Status *No. Units 8-15-69 . 8-15-68 | Completed (New Constr.) 5,099 3,002 Uncer Construction 7,166 59,831 In Planning 7,050 7,712 Total In Sight 19,315 16,545 Plus Leasing Program 1,015 1,026 20,330 AG ot Increase or Deficit +3,530 +771 HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE August 15, 1969 SUMMARY Dwelling Units Demolished Under Housing Code: Nov. & Dec. 1966 - 144 STATUS OF ACCELERATED LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROGRAM During 1967 =~ “L,272 (Commenced Nov. 15, 1966) During 1968 - 1,053 1969 thru July - - 676 5 yr. Program, 1967-71 3,145 (57%) (13%) (30%) (0%) ** (9,576) (2,184) (5,040) (0) Py Hs. & TK FHA Pvt. Devel. (Conv.) Elderly & N. H. 8-15-69 8-15-68 8-15-69 8-15-68 8-15-69 8-15-68 8-15-69 8-15-68 ( 922) (310) (1,100) (700) | (3,077) (1,760) (0) (232) (2,157 (1,532) (2,005) (1,174) (2,763) (3,125) (241) 9 == --- (1,735) (2,608) (3,847) (4,234) (844) (424) (624) (446) ween ee (6,952) (6,108) (6,684) (5,309) (865) (678) *#*#(1,015 1,026 (5,829) (5,476) @3,747) (-4,100) (44,678) (43,924) (+1, 644) (4-269) (4865) 678) (For Proposals which are Being Considered and which Did Not Materialize, see Note A attached) *Figures in this double column are basic and represent the entire program; grams of figures included in basic columns, ***In addition, 1,015 units have been leased for P. H. However, those figures include units found in compliance on original inspection. or 18,644 substandard units have been brought into compliance through actual rehabilitation. (rehabilitated). this figure, bilitated by H. A. in the West End U. R. area: 35 in Bedford-Pine; and 40 in Model Cities, | ( ) in columns to the right, indicate breakdown by pro- **Will require additional reservation of 1,936 units not yet requested by the City. Also 24,858 units have been reported by the Housing Code Division as repaire:| It is estimated that 75% of 485 units have been reha- These rehabilitated units do not increase the number of housing units available, but do increase the supply of standard units. Includes only units financed under Federal assisted low and medium income housing programs; and units constructed under Respectfully submitted, Notes: conventional financing as follows: Multi-family units costing not more than $10,000, exclusive of land ) Duplex units " am “ " " $12,000, . ut ui ’ @ Single Family " e " " " $15,000, " '" " ) @ Adjusted in this summary to exclude units known to rent for in excess of maximum rents authorized for the Rent Supplement program, Enclss: 1. Summary of Public Housing in Atlanta 2. Notes Fi ibis i? ae de Sion. Malcolm D, Jones HouSing Coordinator Faed.4 a,  i HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE August 15, 1969 = (SUMMARY OF PUBLIC HOUSING IN ATLANTA) 8,874 Existing Units in operation when accelerated program started, Nov. 15, 1966 - filled. 1,140 Units completed and under development (Conventional) since program started Nov. 15, 1966, as follovs: *(650) Units off McDaniel St., in Rawson-Washington U. R. Project completed 11-10-68 (140) Units in Perry Homes Extension - South of Procter Creek. Completed 3-27-69. (350) Units Under Construction in Thomasville U. R. Project. Bids opened May 15, 1968. Contract signed 7-1-68. Ground broken 1-17-68. Will try to have part delivered before final scheduled completion date Jan. 1970, **6,200 Units reserved to Atlanta by HUD for new construction: (2423) Allocations made by HUD Completed Under Const. In Planning Bankhead Courts (132) Gfay 1969) Bankhead Courts (368) Hollywood Courts (202) Gilbert Gardens (220) ( 42) ye Leila Valley Apts. (175) > SE tecneee a. #1 seen (160) (These figures represent a breakdown Wellswood Apts. (324) of the HUD allocations) TOTALS (132) (1807) ° (484) (1665) Bedford-Pine (451) Pittman-Hilliard St. (160) North Ave.-Techwood (250) Jonesboro Rd, #2 (114) Boulder Park |. (300) Browntown Rd. (450) (1382) (Units not reported as committed.) (730) (Approved for use in the leasing program.) 300 Allocated for Leasing Program (Leased units can only be utilized for P. H. occupancy as they become vacant. Total units under lease 1,015.) 7,640 Total units Completed, Under Development, In Planning, Uncommitted & authorized for Leasing Program, (1015) Units actually under lease--9 locations ©f 1030 Allocated & Approved for leasing program); most of these are occupied or available for occupancy as Public Housing. **On September 16, 1968, Bd. of Ald. approved Resolution authorizing H. A. to request reservation from HAA of 2,000 additional units of Public Housing. Approved by HAA March 17, 1969 (Included in this figure). 16,514 Total Public Housing Potential, with current reservations authorized by the HAA, *Figures in ( ) in this column are included in figure above not in ( ).  HOUSING RESOURCES COMMITTEE Aug. 15, 1969 NOTES A.There are 3,572 units known to be Being Considered, plus several sites on which the number of units has not been set( there are approximately 1000 units in this category). 21,979 units Did Not Materialize, of which 21,032 were included in the previous Summary of May 15, 1969, and 947 additional units are listed in this report as Lost. (The majority of these losses were due to diSapprovals of sites, a large portion of which were denials of zoning petitions .).1,246 units originally listed have been dropped from totals in this report, because of too high rentals. B.In view of the difficulties encountered in zoning and getting other approvals on sites proposed for large multi- family developments, it is apparent that the Low-Income Housing Program will have to lean heavily on Developers and Builders providing a substantial portion of the requirements on small scattered sites by both Conventional and Federal assisted financing. Also Public Housing in small projects, to include small developments on scattered sites is strongly advocated, for future development. C.No proposal has yet been made for the construction of units(even efficiencies) to rent or sell for as low as $50 per mo. although the London Towne Houses, a 221(d) 3 Co-op development now approaching completion, is near this with its one bedroom unit selling at 69 dollars a mo. The City's greatest need is the $30-$50 per Mo. rental- purchase range, which appears to have little chance of accomplishment, without substantial government subsidy. ~~ D.Prefab distributors and conventional builders have interesting potential houses to offer but, because of fear of local Codes difficulties, are currently erecting very few single-family houses in Atlanta to sell in the $10,000-$15,000 range for which there is a strong demand and market. Perhaps the greatest difficulty is availability of suitably priced land within the City Limits. Economics for this price-range sales housing requires land which will cost the developer not more than $1,500 per unit. A 5,000 sq. ft. lot is considered ample for this type house which should reduce land costs by 33 1/3%; most houses in this price range are currently being erected in Atlanta on R-5 lots having a minimum size of 7,500 sq. ft. E.The nonprofit Greater Atlanta Housing Development Corporation is now in business. The CACUR's nonprofit corporation to rehabilitate existing units under 221 (h) has completed its first group of 5 houses in Lindwood Park. Vanguard Housing Corp. has obtained FHA commitment for rehabilitation of 6 units under 221 (h). F.Information is welcomed as to corrections, additions or deletions of material contained in this report. (Call 522-4463, Ext. 430 or 431.) Encl: No. 2  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 47 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a9c923721d47f9b83d3be4098adf0298.pdf f2de6f604e55815fe50437013e75ae58 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. EXTRACT fro;':l SECTIW T:·IJ: lJiVELOPll.:G J\1'i .Ar?.Iru·:A TIVE HL'LOCATIOH PROGRJJ·1 ' A:pplyine the estin1ates arid assllDptions of the forc5oine discussion, the follo~dr.E; cri t iC:2,l 1965 Atlanta housing ir ,bu.J.&nccs can be cstimated o Such estj_r,=tes 1-~oulc refl e ct only 1965 need~__, no t achievabil:i.ty ~ future p;rowth, or add.i tion2.l ro:iaoili tr:tion or c er:10J.i t:i on -:.-100 1,e the 17 , COO dil;:,.nid.2.ted and ma:i or repair housir:-;; u:iits. It is, then, a theoretical s tarting point in 1965. Table 4L Rental Housine Units 0-$55 Units in 4, 708 · Units in $55-$80 per month r anee .642 Units in $ 80-$ll5 p er :month range 12 , 750 Rental Housinz Units Oi-mer uni t s, estir.:a ted 90% l ow-cost o-~mer P.ousj_ng Uni ts 17, 000 Ref l e c ts abs olut e Housing Units 1965 oeficiencies only The housine units needed, _as r eflected in Table . follmrinz p r ogrc::ms: per rr,onth range 7,400 U; could be provided by t he ' . . an estimat ed 8, 800 in r ent su ppl c:nent or public housin ~; an estirr1atecl 3,JC8 ir.. 11 221 d (3) 11 b elow market r a t e , an es t i mated 642 :in :1 22i d ( 3) 11 market rate; a::1d ~ I1 esti:-:iated 4,2)0 with the 11 221 d ( 2 ) 11 · prO[;TaJ1lo J..:n approx.ima te br ea.kdc fa ho:isi.~ 1.u..iw neeced by sizes would be: '1.'a ble 45 ESTIE./>.T~S OS' i-;n:1;,1n,; EOUSI:·:G U:-!IT SIZ?S K:::~D?. D TO :c"SSOLVE 196~ ATLi~::Tfi. H·J\JSJ:i'~(; STOC:~ CR ITICAL iEF'lCI~< >~ CL:'S 8,800 Units Pubb.c ·P.ous i r..:; or Rent Suppl e.'7lent 4 , L88 2,112 1,144 1.i.056 ~,Emo 1 bcdrqo:n units 2 bedroom l\l1l. +vS 3 bedroo::i units h or more bedroom units · �3,308 tin H,s of 221 <l (3) Dclo:1 !'.arl:et. Rctt c Interc:.;t 1,687 1 br:droo:n \: r1 its 2 bcdro o::1 uni ts 7911 Li30 397 3 b cch' oo:1 units 4 or 3,3iY8 mo1·c bcclroor:i units 6112 Units of 221 d (3) Hark et Rate Interest 32 ·1 1 bedroo:n 2 bcdroor,, 3 b edroo:n 4 or more 15h 8h 77 642 units units units bedr oom units 4,250 Uni ts of 221 d (2) O;mer l-iousinG · 2,167 1,020 553 510 4,29) 1 bedroo:.i units 2 bedroom uni ts 3 bedro oj";l units 4 or more bedroom units Atlanta mu s t acceler2.te its l o.-r· cost housine proerams if a b eginnin g is t o be made in resolving the internal existine housing imbal ances. Atlanta must realize the rr:a j orit y of our peopl e nOi-1 l i vine i n subs t andard housing are 2.lso li vir. r; in substanclc:,,::-d hol,s i r..~ they can no +. r eason2.bl y 2.fford . ~elininary projections,:- i n di ca t e tha t the h ous eholds n ee di1:e assistance i n finding dec ent hous ine will s harpl y i ncr e as e i n t he future . It is estimated that 26,478 households will r equire housing a s sis tan ce in 1975 and 23 , 0hJ will require sirr.ilar assis tance i n 1983. Resolving existing imbalan ces will no t be simpl e. Redevelopment must b e systeRatically prog~&';l,~e d over a suitable l ength of t ime . The cre ation of new housing to corr ec t · the ir.,bal ance of t oday (mu ch l e s s , · the futur e ) would r equ i ::e a net a creag e of 708 a cres for mul t i -family uni.ts a t 18 units per a cre and 850 net a cres f or si nr:; le fam ily hous i ne uni ts at 5 u,ni ts per a cr e . densiti es are, accorcl::.nJ to l oc al cu stom, r elat ively hi~h. Bo t h of the se However, in vi ew of t he r a.w a crea1:;8 r.eedcd (JO% s houl d b e a dde d for stree t s , conmuni ty f a ciliti es 3 parks, e t c . ) much hizher densi t i es may hav e to be con s ider ed. 'I'he ar,s1,er to the ques tion of how t o re sol ve ·housint; imbal M ce s l ies wi thin the <;uestion o: how t o bc[;in . · The beeinnine of an acc el er ated re de velopr:.ent prozr&i'TI dictates a more efficient and co ordi nat ed effo rt in housing an d redcvelo;imcnt pl2..nnin 0 • Such i mprove:ncnt s t o t he plann ine program will. tak e ti.':lc to ini:.iate - at lea:;t one year. In the mc.:mtime , th e pr ovision of r eloca ti o:1 housine: to mce:t th e dispb,ccncnt expected wit hi n t he next two yea rs will b e :icces s ;;:ry. - -··---r -,,:-.Li···:,,. - - ::- >"•:J ,~·~ -:.:·:·/ t.o V ic f o: tr,co::r:.n~: 11 llousin,:: r.;~,;:i\:ct::tbili ty St.u.i:,, 11 • �InitiaJJy, th<"'l1, " ncc.Gcd. 11 cra::,h 11 pro[;rr,m to prnvic:c lo,r inco;nc hon~Jn[~ will be This cr~::.:h proc1·2in 0hm.1ld be cc~1:!"cd to providin[: on-·t!-:c-r.;rouncl lo-.r co.:,t hou~:in~ for an expected 1967-03 displacement of 1.: ,1100 farr.i) ic s fro~ri nub1ic pro;jccts no,1 1incicn::1:v o.lon ~ with on additional cxpcctr.tion of L,900 families ncedin[: housin~ o.ssist.1.r,cc as a result of fo ur ncH hich priori t,y ur ban renewal projects recently propose d.* The con t.e:i,plci ted breakdo,-:n of this i m:riediatc ( 11 crash progr2.rr:. ) need is: 2,L2.5 o,mer housing units at a modc:st cost of fro:-n $12,500 to $17,500 and 7,275 rental uni ts. The rental unit breclkdo:-m .for this n cra shtr ti-:o-yc~ proc;ram is expected to be: the L,220 units in the $55 or less rentaJ. ranee; 2,620 units :i.n $55 to $80 r ental range and ranGe• About l.132 units in the $80 to $ll5 per mon t h rental L,850 of these units are expected to be one -beciroo~ uni ts; 2,350 two-bedroom; l,J00 three-bedroor:1; and, 1,200 four or more bedroo;-;i . ·:l-New urban rcneiJ.l projects proposed for acceler2.t cd action a::-e: t he E2.s t ... , Atla..'1ta P.coject Hith 1,072 .f;:;__.7,ilies to be displ.s.c ed j t:1e Vine City project 1-1:;.,vn 2,J2L~ fcc-'7lilies to be displaced; the Coo;:er-GlE:n project ~-;ith 1,983 fa:-:-.ilics to be displaced; and the Plun!-<ettm-m project ,-ri th 98 fa;-:-,ili es to be displ a ced. � 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 “wy EXTRACT _arom ' ATLANTA'S COMMAUNTT PLOVEMENT FROGRAH REPORT . SECTION TWO: DEVELOPING AN ArrIRMATIVE RELOCATION PROGRAM . 1 = ae + x a RESOLVING EXISTING HOUSING IMBALANCES (Prelimina it . Applying the estimates and assumptions of the foregoing discussion, the imbalances can be estimated. Such following critical 1965 Atlanta housin ca estimates would reflect only 1965 needs, not achievability, future growth, or additional réhabilitation or cemolition above the 17,€C0 dilapidated and maior repair housing units. It is, then, a theoretical starting point in 1965. : Table hh * ESTIMATES OF ue G ASSISTANCS NEXDED TO pee CRITICAL INCOME/iOJSING COST DEFLCIRN ‘ TION DariCrlenCiIes, Rental 731,00 Units in 0~S55 per month range Housing Units 4,708* Units in $55-$80 per month range -6))2 Units in $80-$115 per month range 12,750 Rental Housing Units * O:;mer 1,250 Omer units, estinated 90% low-cost Fousing : Units 17,000 Housing Units *Reflects absolute 1965 deficiencies only The housing units neeced, as wetbednes in Table hi, could be provided by the following programs: an estimated 8, 800 in rent supplement or public housing$ an estimated 3,3C8 in "221 d (3)" below market rate, an estimated 6,2 in "221 a (3)" market rate; and an estimated ,250 with the "221 d (2)" program. An approximate breakdc inhousing units needed by sizes would be: Table 5 “ESTIMATES OF MINIMUM I HOUSING UNL? SIZES Neaoe) TO ? RESOLVE 1965 ATLANTA HOUSING STOCK CRITICAL DSFICISNCI=S 8,800 Units Public-Housing or Rent Supplement 45188 1 bedroom units ; a - 2,112 — 2 bedrocn units L lbh 3 bedroon units 1,056 ly or more bedroom units: “ 800 Lac), 24 Se ee a 3,308 Units of 221 d (3) Below Market Rate Interest 1,687 cE edroom units 79 2 bedroom units 1,30 3 bedroom units et lh or more bedroom units 3,308 62 Units of 221 d (3) Market Rate Interest 327 1 bedroom units 15) 2 bedroom units 8), 3 bedroom units 77 ))} or more bedroom units éh2 5 4,250 Units of 221 d (2) Owner Housing 2,167 1 bedroom units 1,020 2 bedroom units 553 3 bedroom units | or more bedroom units 510 “Yy3250 tlanta must accelerate its low cost housing programs if a beginning is to be made in resolving the internal existing housing imbalances. tlanta must realize the majority of our people now living in substandard housing are also living in substandard housing they cannot reasonably afford, Preliminary projections* indicate that the households needing assistance in finding decent housing will sharply increase in the future. It is estimated that 26,178 households will require housing assistance in 1975 and 23,03 will require stindiay assistance in 1983. Resolving existing imbalances will not be ena. Redevelopment must be systematically programmed over a suitable length of time. The creation of new . housing to correct’ a sia enes of today (much Less, the Pen would require a net acreage of 708 acres for mul tit family units at 18 units — acre and 8c0 net acres for single family housing units at 5 units per acre. Both of these densities are, according to local custom, relatively high. However, in view of the raw acreage needed (30% should be added for streets, commumity facilities, parks, etc.) much higher densities may have to be considered. The answer to the question of how to resolve housing imbalances lies within The beginning of an accelerated redevelopment the question of how to begin. © program dictates a more efficient and coordinated effort in housing and redevelopment planning. Such improvements to the planning program will take tine to ps nitiate - at least one year. In the meantime, the provision of relocation housing to meet the displacement expectcd within the next two years will be nec forthconine “Housine Marketability =e a eee eee Initially, then, a "crash" program to provide low income housing will be needed. This crash program should be geared to providing on-the-ground low £ cost hous sing for an expected 1967-8 displacement of 1,800 families from pubdlic projects now underway along with an additional expectation of ),900 families needing housing assistance as a result of four new high priority urban sienna projects recently proposed.* : } ; The contemplated breakdown of this immediate ("crash" program) need is: 2,25 omer housing units at a modest cost of from $12,500 to $17,500 and 7,275 rental units. The rental unit breakdown for this "crash" two-year program is expected to bee 1,220 units in the $55 or less rental. range; 2,620 units in the $98 to $80 rental range and 32 units in the $80 to $115 per month rental range. About 11,850 of these units are expected to be one-bedroom units; 2,350 two-bedroom; 1,300 three~bedroom; and, 1,200 four or more bedroom. “New urban renewal projects proposed for accelerated action are: the East Atlanta Project with 1,072 families to be displaced; the Vine City project with 2,32) families to be displaced; the. Cooper-Glen project with 1,963 families to be displaced; and the Plunkettown project with 98 families to be displaced.  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 46 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/bb857555395f7519a7c02eddd910fc02.pdf 8a18d1b1e028d8f34191de86d47e4844 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. ' ,  :<1\ U, CT fro1:1 ATL/1.NT/, Is co~::-:--uNITY r.·-; t:iiWT1:::•,:.:::~ ·_;, PJO{.1:0\.Vi ;(~?0:\T S}:CTIO~ Y.{0: DZV:::LO?ING !,N M'PIHl-'.ATIV-:~ :Cl:·:LOCA. TIO>." Pil.OGrUu¾ .AN AFF'IH.ViATIVi~ RSLOCATION Pil.0,'}RAl1 The f actual analysi s of relocation ho~sins practice s and rel oc~ti on housing rcso~ccs as rel a t e d to those persons and fa..,,.ilies di pl·ac c d by eovernnental action presented thus far resclt-s in o:1e unavoici~ole co:.clusion: Atlanta coe s :-:ot h -ve the h 011 si r.r: resoil:· cos to ~;~ct t:1e r:e e cis of ncrso:-:s to be dis':)l a ced w _;:~i.:.ture F.0'1cri11;,,:1tal action. I3e : o:'c ,"..tl;:,~.-ita ca:1 proceed ·,::. ~:--. e:\.--pa:-ic e d code e:11~0:::-ce;";1ent and urb.:m renewal acti vi t ics i t nust i ncr c2. s e its J.o~.;i n co~e housi:1 ~ stoc~. In addition, an a f f irr.iati ve relocati on progra:n for Atlanta must i nclude cha.Dee s in orGanization, pr oce dure s , and poli cies appropr i at e to the f i ndi n 6s of Section 0:ie of this reporto Se cti on One s hows t he ne ed f or a def inite sys t 2..i of l ow-to-:-noder ate i ncome housiDG planning wi1ich will provide r epla ceil",ent hoi.1s ing at the time of clis;)l a ce;;-:ent . I t als o r eveals the need for ove r all c oorciinat::.on of CO!i',.-nuni ty developmen t e f forts; b~t t e r record ke epirig and data u s e; irnpro-.,ed t iming of relo ca t i on_ couns elin 0 s ervic e s and survey; ~~pr oved u se of EXisti ng r elocati on re sour ce s ; and an impr ove d p olicy of local i ni t iative i n provi di ng l ocal assistan ce t o clispl a ce es when such a id i s no t available thr ough ex:istine progra..-r.s . The f ollowina re commendations ha ve b een devised t o me et t he nee ds outlir',ed.· . t:> Yney are pr esent e d in two cate gor ies: (1) . recommendati on s of a n . :i,nte r~-n nature f or ~-nr.-:edia te action to al leviat e the pre sent low-income hou s inG s hor ta~e , and (2) ! e co~..meDdations on orc nnizati on, pr oc edure , and p ol icies c onsi de r ed ne ces s a.7/ for effective l ong r anee r el ocation an d r el ocation housiDg .plan.~i ne. Re co;r;~cnrlat::i.on 3 That a Hous i ng Itesour ces Bureau b e es t ablished as a maj or divisi on withir. the pr opo sed Comrr,uni t y .:.Jevelop;;ient Depar tment re co:nmen ded as a part o.f' the rcoreanization pl an of the 11 Govcrnment of t he City of Atlanta - A Survey Rcp01·t 11 by t he Public Aci:n:i.nistra tion Ser vi ce. .. �- .- 2 It is tto intent of this :rcco,.,nendation that 11 Hou[;:inG Plnnr.ir,[.; 11 be clc·1.:;tcd t o a po.si tion never bc.:.'ol'c .:ichicvcd in A tl.:rn~,a a::; a hi;;hly tcchr.::.ra l cnti ty ;;:;_ t,h its 0\,'11 st.:iff. Rccpon::;ibili ty ,-:ould be broadly based .:.r.d not nv.r:.:.-o,rly confir,e;d to Ul'b.'.ln r enewal objectives. The m::i.j or activity woulC.:. 00 the pli:Lr..:-,inc o: h ousir:J rcsot:.rccs throuch research for all types of displacer.:cnt and relocati on n c c d3; thcreforeJ this new technical divi sion could be cal led - for l a ck of a better name - 11 Hot.sing Resources Bureau" . The proposed Housir.g Res om·ccs Bureau shm;ld have as its heu.d a n as .sis t ~t It should b e stci.i.'fe d wit h to the Co;;-.,--:iun.i t y .i.Jevelo:;xn.:;nt Depo..rtmcnt Director. capabl e , i nformed e c onor.iic analys t s a.nd planners wi t h dcr:ionstr nteci %no·.-1leciee of the housing i ndustry~ the communit y, and t he lo cal housini; mar:<et. This new 13overr..-:iental aeency would have the f ol lo·..;ing re s po.i~;ibilitics : Ao Research Xaintain a c o~1tinuou s inven t ory of housi r,e i n the City o~ Atlanta by size of unit, w11et h er :::or s ale or r en t , conditi on of: un.it, t ype o.f unit c o.:-.par ed to signifi car,t rent/cos t ranges, a.."1d spe ci:'ic lo ca tion Q In additi on , the Housine Resources Bureau woulc. r e tain suff ici ent d;:i.t a on the ch &..racteristic s of t h e low-inco;:-,e to moderat e-income populatio:1 a..,d t heir housing l ocat ions o..r,d needs a s ne ce s sary for a continual ass essment of marxet p otential . Although costly, the r etenti on of such housing and pop ulation data would b e an ex tre;nely valuable pl anning t ool f or both public and private i nte r ests. i s se en as the only prac tical way definitive 11 Futhermore, this funct i o.1 cli ent analys e s " ca n be achie v ed to obt ai n t he best pos sible housi."1G balance i n t he area or t o pl a."1 f or maintai ning tha t balance wi th t he cr iteria a ttached to the variou s existi n e a nd proposed housir.J a ssistance proer ams. The HousinG Resourc e s Burea u would i dent ify the potenti al of use of tous i ~..g assi sto. nce proGr ams in a dvance of all g overnrr,ental c o~ununity-r edevelopment proj ec ts. 'fnroi...gh c ooperati on m th t h e appropri ate a i cnc1es the 11 ·:aur eau11 won.lei p roc ra..71 ar.d i nitiat e loan, grant , or unit r es erva tions for · hous :i.ng ass istance at a ti.r.,e su.f.ficient t o a s s ur e su c h hou sing f a ciJ..i ti E:S are 11 011 the grou n d" at the ti;;;e people arc di splticcd by eovern.~e nt al pr oj e cts . ~- Public I nfor.na tion Periodically, r eports would be issue d and distribut ed to realto:::-s, devel= opcrs, bar.ks , .:t.'1cl concerned publi c or privat e uc;encies. 'i'he se rep orts would ir.dic.1tc exis t inc housinc imbalQr.cc s dc tcr ::uncd by co::-.p.:irinc t:-: e ch::i.ractc:ri s t ics of th(; c:d::; tir,~j hou.s:i n~ .stock to tho chc..n,:ini; chnractcr o.:.' .1rcn c cor:iO:T"O' u;;d �- -- ,,.: c. The Burc:iu ,_.oul d be r e sp onsibl e f (;·· provi.ciir.g cic cir;n.'.l t c d c:i.ty ar.;c nci cs with infor;;:3.t,:i.on on ho-..ic; ine and population cha r r1 ct cri0t.ic.s n c c c Ll .s.-:i r y t o tho ma jor report for::-.s requi ::.· ed i n t he ad:-ainistration of. t heir proerarns ,:i th the Feder al Goverr...'Tlen t ('h 0~·:c:1.ble ?rocrarr, forms , Survey a r.d Planni ne Appb .c~t.ions 1 for urbo.n renew2.l , public hous i ng r ~scrvat ion in~~ormation , etc.) . Such inforrr,n.tion would be of a de siena t e d forn;at con fin ed. to housing an d tenant characteri s tics and provi ded a t des igna t ed int ervals. This respons i bility '1-.ould pr ovide i mportant consistency and, h opefully, i mprove understandinG and accuracy of such data . The Housing rl.esoi.:r ces Bureau wocld pui·po.sefull:r solicit and encourage assistance o.nd support f r o~ area rcaltors, developers, and the like, Oj' offering special services in definine and describing ~pecictl housing market n e eds , and, where appropriate, applying information on the potential use of governmental assistance progra..,.11s for low-to mode:::-ate-inco:ne housing marxe tso ·' � 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 SATRACT from 4.3 haa eh ae eed e Aer aden, Vasktalo xa i ats ATLANTA'S COMMUNITY IMPROVIGHENT PROGRAM REPORT 4 AS T\« rey CY TAT . naTo "Ing ee <A AP SECTION TWO: DEViLOPING AN AFSIRMATIVE RELOCATION PROGRAM 36 ob ue AN AFFIRMATIVE RELOCATION PROGRAM The factual analysis of relocation housing practices and relocation housing resources as related to those persons and families displaced by governmental action presented thus far results in one unavoidable conclusion: 7) ae = wate nore 7 % * = wee es LR a oy I ” aay Atlanta does not have the housinre resources to meet the needs of persons to be displaced by future covernmental action. tJ jw Fay Oo ty o c i oy er ) oO 9 et ce 4 o a wo Mo oO a! bo ct ry expanced code enforcement and urban renewal activities jit must increase its low- income housing stock. In addition, an affirmative relocation program for Atlanta must include changes in organization, procedures, and policies aporopriate to the findings of Section One of this report. Section One shows the need for a definite system of low~to-moderate income housing planning which will provide replacement housing at the time of disolacement. It also reveals the need for overall coordination oO of community development efforts; better record keeping and data use; improved timing of relocation counseling services and survey; improved use of existing relocation resources; and an improved policy of local initiative in providing local assistance to displacees when such aid is not available through existing programs. Tne following recommendations have been devised to meet the needs outlined. Tney are paesented in two categories: ° (1)- recommendations of an interim nature for immediate action to alleviate the present Low-income housing shortage, and (2) recommendations on organization, procedure, and policies paaskaanen necessary for effective long range relocation and relocation housing planning. 4 3 Recommendation 3 That a Housing Nesources Bureau be established 4g a major division within the proposed Community usetlopnitit Department recommended as a part of the . reorganization plan of the "Government of the City of Atlanta ~ A Survey Report" by the Public Administration Service. fudt.3a Po 4 -}s 71h nt oLa hs A yee ee inter, 4 fy ry + Weaiedne T - we wee * a | ape mel It is the intent of this recommendation that "Housing Planning" be eclevated 4 ° ea eae 5 Oe aaa Seely se = Ae ee ee = . a i wat ones ft “ Stee et +L to a position never before achieved in Atlanta as a hizhly technical entity with y Bl nf r ie maar amas Laursen elt ne el ee aaa Aas) et oe its own staff. Responsibility would be broadly based and not narrowly confined to urban renewal objectives. The major activity would be the planning of hous resources through research for all types of displacement and relocation needs therefore, this new technical division could be called ~ for lack of a better name = "Housing Resources Bureau", a oF Lng 3 The proposed Housing Resources Bureau should have as its head an assistant + i to the Community “evelopment Departmbnt Director, It should be staffed with capable, informed economic analysts and planners with demonstrated knowledge of the housing industry, the community, and the local housing marxet. This new governmental agency would have the following responsibilities: Ae Research Maintain a continuous inventory of housing in the City of Atlanta by * size of unit, whether for sale or rent, condition of unit, type of unit compared to significant rent/cost ranges, and specific location. In addition, the Housing Resources Bureau woulc retain sufficient data on the characteristics the low-income to moderate-income population and their housing locations and needs as necessary for a continual assessment of market potential. Although the retention of such housing and sopulation data would be an extremely valua "4 planning tool for both public and private interests. Futhermore, this functi is seen as the only practical way definitive "client analyses" can be achieve costly, ole on a to obtain the best possible housing balance in the area or to plan for maintaining that balance with the criteria attached to the various existing and proposed housing assistance programs. fousing Res au Ww i ji tify th tenti fuse of ho The Housing Resources Bureau would identify the potential of use of hous assistance programs in advance of all governmental community redevelopment pr Through cooperation with the appropriate agencies the "Bureau! would program o Dp o & ; ing Ojectse and initiate loan, grant, or unit reservations for housing assistance at a time she Ten, sufficient to assure such housing facilities are "on the ground" at the tine people are displaced by governmental projects. Be. Public Information Periodically, reports would be issued and distributed to realtors, devel- Opers, banks, and concerned public or private agencies. These reports would indicate existing housing imbalances determined by comparing the characteristics of the existing housing stock totha changing character of area ecomomy and  aw eta eet * ee oe ee characteristics and p ra Acs C. Techn Le: al As The Bureau would be responsible for providing designated city agencies with information on housing and population characteristics necessary to the sport forms required in the acministration of their programs with the Federal Government (Workable Program forms, Survey and Planning Applications for urban renewal, public housing reservation information, etc.). Such information would be of a designated format confined to nousing and: tenant ry oO <2 oa A. © p ~@ designated intervals. This responsibility would provide important consistency and, hopefully, improve understanding and accuracy of such data. The Housing Resources Bureau would purposefully solicit and encourage assistance and support from area realtors, developers, and the like, by offerin 2 ~% * a a af Ld o special services in defining and describing special housing market needs, andy where appropriate, applying information on the potential use of governmental assistance programs for low-to moderate~income housing marketse % * oe  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/. 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I Ba' .r.r rldrr.d, d 11r. pro:;11111 ~·, kttcr th.111 C/lic inr·lu hnt; !:ix c:-.·dil,, w:1ic;i J,, r-a;d wculd DO'.)STS !'.I. 'O.. h!U.iR .\r\!S ca11. conf-Js:on . In an'>wer to a question from George Ho!r>ncy S!zti, Rep H:ir>1'- ' F1rn<;worth 0f .\i>:t!;.. :n, Ba .. cr s:1id he bciie ·...:s t!1e fcd~ral go'. r>rnmcnt is the bc~t re\·emir' c0llcctor and !he states best rcn:m1e spenders. NPgro Strite Rep. William Bowen of Ohio asknd v·hat provisions ;:ire in the lcgi:,Jation to prevent states frron1 discriminating against minnntirs in spending tile tax funds including specifi c cl,:uses on this. but determined the 1964 Civil ·Ri;;hts Act provided adequate protection. $10 MILLION Bnker said that an amount equal to the gross national product r;ould be needed annually to solve the problc>rns of ihe slates and cities, and his bill would pior.uce $500 million in 1971. He s;::;J Georgia \\c,ulrl gd about '."10 mill ion tbe first year. State Hep. IL L. il."lerideth of Missi~sippi sairi he w2s glarl the I 1 I N:rnn nrimini~.freifi0 is ":iZ:mitt ing" fcdcra l pro2r:1, ,1s have failC'd 1-1nd that ;;, , s ca 1 hrip sol\·r H•c nntim s ,\'lit'l11S, ,.nd th·,t ··thi:: is a ,, :' jn the ribht clirt:clk;n, but "\\ (• l1r'Cd to Slep fdrflier and qui, i·,,r .E,1tlicr, Homncy had en• I / / . ('II• f T:r,rr1n':·y s: id i,1 a lunchron th..., r.:1ticn 1r,crLin~ in ,\ l ~;.nt:.i 1.o I I ' .,,., .. ._. • I._ "T ,.. .. - ----- -- - - - - - - 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 — we =] eee + G-A WHE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Friday, Nov. 21, 1959 i . | a va uy ING. ans to Vv. Romney Says iaies Must Sh Lap pe Up ij uy LNixo m Plans to Work, om By ALEX COFFIN annual meeting of the National dorsed Nixon's priorities of end. | = but from within, net without. Ws in rural than in urban! tion is moving to meet the crisis } ef governmental programs and, of the administration stand a He said the problem is | caused by gevernment becom- | neglect of policies.” chance. He said Congressmen explosive in concentrated | : ses too complicated and central-; He said state, cily and county | would be reluctant fo give un areas, however. toa much reliance on gov- | leaders must forma coalition if} the say-so in where federai ie paid the Nixon a ens) ae ernmental action and “spawning | {he revenue sharing programs | morey goes in their districts. Me cited housing as the num dior one domestic prehlieny, but Ur Isaid the problom is proportion. | Ur ately two-and-a-half times more |, Nixon administration support-{ Conference of State Legislative }ing te Vietnam War, stopping ers boosted the President's reve- Leaders that President Richard ; inflation and solying urban prob- gue sharing and welfare reform M. Nixon's “New Federalism’ kms and said the nation faces programs Fhucsday and called | Me#ns 2 greater piece of the ac-| the gravest crisis in its histery 5 on state legislators from across | #!02 for the states. Se tin Sine ae a ; faa . 4 the nation meeting in Atlantato| Romney said in a luncheon . : , accept new responsibilities. speech, state government must f f . a | Secretary of Housing and| ¥¢ Modernized, states must re- Urban Development George build their relationships with / at : F “ ' Romney, Sen. Howard Baker, local governments, state govern- R-Tenn.. and others told the 1ith | Mints must move away from pie rural-suburban domination not Pe eee => ae. erie nt in the best interest of central fron cities and states must “devise iable metropolitan mechanisms for meeting metropolitan needs. 7 PROPOSALS INADEQUATE Baker, who introduced and will guide the Nixon administra- iion’s revenue sharing legisla- tion, admitted that the preposals are inadequate to meet the needs of state anl local govern- ments, but are a move away from centralization, with vir- tually no strings attached and would provide greater flexibility and a better delivery system than complete reliance on the grant-in-aid approach. ; Baker defended the program as better than one including tax credits, which ke said weuld cause confusion. in answer to a question from State Rep. Hames Farnsworth of Michigan, Baker said he be- é lieves the federal government is ; $ the best revenue collector and 7 - states best revenue spend- Toa State Rep. William Bowen of Ohio asked what prov- isions are in the legislation to event states from discriminat- against minorities in spend- ‘ ay the tax funds including spe- ,%y od ce clauses on this, but deter- oh oe rT- he 1964 Civil Rights Act i | hs he i, on by - a ae J 5) He and thot s' help e nation’s probins is a ote in the  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/. 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" '.re h:1ve dema nd.'d money · for rrgi ona l federal oitice:; as' 1inn·s governor~ in opposi ti o,1 lo hu't have ~-lim1·n much lr ss vigor " one milesto ne in thaL cndca- full fcd crn l payme nt of 111~ we!- j in demanding r eform . Our ci ties vor. fo re bill, vas takrng In s sl::: nd ar~ m1 asso-rted nm;ture of 22,"0\·rr m ;-J nv years," s;:;id Boe. aga in Hmong legisla ive le:i der s 000 coqio 1·ations with llnl [ occLt· lhi s has hcen· ta lked abo1 1t. No gathered here front acro ~s the pying less th an one-sq uare mile one before h;-JS had the pol 11ica l J,rnd . of tc1-i-itory. with almcs L all · fo1:titu dc to put it into effect. " P rcsurnably he will hc:vc a cl a iming ability io soivc crich But al 1he same time , the sli ,.,. htl y more reecp ti vc ::.i,1dicncc and cl' cr y crisis on a local . fo rmer gnvcrnor, who is also a 1h ; n ~mnng his stale ch ief ex- basis." fo rmer legislator, urged a slow- cculi ve co llea gues - bu t not l\1 AVO LUGAR rnggcsled to · ·-- -noticc:1b lv so. th e Jrg i ·I~fors 1hc Jndic_~na pol is Lcgi ·la.l ive representa (i l' cs of move of taking ··t he hard road the 10 most pnpulous slates met of ~tru d ural refor m to obtain ]Jri vately lH!rc Wcdnesrlay a(ler- UT11·t y.,, noon and about came to agree- Jre ,:cscri bed Indi;:mapolii; as ment lo do what tile A'ationa l " a united c'ty of 600.000 Amer iGovPrno:·s' Conference, c~cepl- ca ns oce11nyin~ al mo s i 102ing il.faddox, did earli cc in tl:e square miies of Mar ion Counfall in Colorado Spnn_2':-: : Say ty." lle added: " We arc rich ,incl poo r, hl ,1 ck : le!: Washington pick up th e lah on welfa re and l\-Icciicaid. and \•1 h;t r , old and ~·oung work1 ' ·w 1 1- .. ah) • J • 1' 1.. 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In remarks Jivery at a lu: the National Cor islative Leaders, prepared for de- “On Ss ession of prence of Leg- Somney ‘INSTEAD OF relying on complicated and restrictive in-aid programs to filter a litte money back from Wash- ington,’ Roniney, “the + President would s a per: centage of the federal om tax base annually, no strings attached, for st and local gave see fit in mecting their problems.” ..The same no-strings-gitached theme was stressed by an ear- own administration, former Dakota Gov. Nils Boe. now head of the Department cf Intergov- ernmental Affairs. He said Nixon already is mov- ing toward ‘ ‘decentralization of government” and cited designa- tion of Atlanta as onc of 10 decision-making headquarters for regional federai offices as “one milestone” in that endea- vor. “Over many years,” said Boe, “this has been talked about. No {one before has had the political fortitude to put it inte effect.” But at the same time, the former governor, who is alsoa former tegislator, ur ‘ged a a slow- program from the nation’s legis. | lier speaker from the Nixon! South ; re | Aod Romney. the day met with Mayor Ivan Allen, got int a lick or two for his he future of thi “is the confray states and cities, bety r and minority groups said (are Concentrated in preat num. one of the chief clem tix-'[bers in the central core of our on's “Mew Pederalism’ pro- ipcities. and the middle-income | gram is sharing federal taxes Jand, wffluent families who live in | with state and Jocal gevern-}the surrounding and separate | ments. i communities,” * 2lling the canfr ation | “divisive” and ‘explosive,’ Ramnev said the situation musl be resolved. ernments to use as they: *T am also convinced that Winmerica’s greatest miwsical need is housing,” he Millions of Americans if fram decent hou ver half our families cannot ale ‘ord to live in new housing built cjal said the “shortage of ciccent | housing’ is even greater in| rural areas and small towns than it is in central cities. “Shortage in ihe cities is con-| centrated and therefore wore; explosive,” said Romney. “But failure {o deal with the sh ort | age in nenurban areas as weil as in the cifies will only rake the citics more explosive.” Gov, Lester Maddox, a com- mittee of one among the na- tion’s governors in opposition to full federal payment of the wel- fare bill, was taking his stand again among legislative leaders gathered here from across the land. Presumably he will have a slightly more receptive audience than among his stale chief ex- ecutive colleagues — bul not noticeably so. Legislative representatives of the 10 most populous states met privately here Wednesday after- noon and about came to agree- ment to do what the National Governors’ Conference, except- ing Maddox, did earlier in the fall in Colorado Springs: Say let Washington pick up the tab on welfare and Medicaid. who cerher in| -| BUT ON THE TOPIC at hand pn fo j n offi. | stlve a problem is io turn it ;over fo the federal govern- | meni.” Be added: “We can buy free: u from our responsibilities as stats Jenders only by selling fsome of cur freedom and some of our strength.” Indianapolis Mavor Richard 'C. Lugar, an aflemoon speaker, jealled reverue-sharing befween t states and eilies as imporiant fas the federal program. ‘The Indianapolis mayor earlier held ha press conference at which he told how his city accornplshed | sows ermmental consolidation with outlying areas. 1 t 1 ' t ‘ ' j—-money-dividing—he said: | “Phe 1967 Indiana General As- sembly voled to share & per cent of stute sales and income tax | revenues with Indiana counties jlo afford a degree of preperty ; tax velief, but this reventte shar- ling was not renewed in ihe 1969 iGeneral Assembly, “indiana cilies have never! been in more difficult straiis, | be it they share this condition wilh other Ai nerican cilies, gen- lerally.” He said, though, revenue- sharing alone will not correct! what he called “serious struc- | fural deficiencies in staie and, local governments.” “As local leaders,” he went: on, ‘we have demanded money i but have shown much less vigor in demanding reform. Our cities are an assorted mixture of 22,- 600 corporations with half occu-- pving less than one-sauare mile of territory, with almest all’ claiming ability to solve each and every crisis on a local. basis.” MAYOR LUGAR suggested to the Jegislaters the Indi: anapolis move of taking “ihe hard road of structural reform to obtain unity.” Ne described Indianapolis as “a united city of 800,000 Ameri- cans oceupying almost 402- square miles of Marion Coun- ty.” He added: “We are rich and poor, black and white, oid and young work- ing together and tooled up ia do a great job of self-government al the local level wilh tax funds which we have generated. “We want our share of reve- nué froin the United States and: from the State of Indiana lo per- j form those functions which fed- feral and state authorities have | AETeed we could do best.” y | i '  Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Box 5, Folder 5, Document 43 Box 5 Box 5 Folder 5 Folder topic: Housing Resources Committee | 1969