1 20 2 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/a61c79607a54bad25d877f21aabd2de3.pdf 36555bf177b153ddbb744602ca7aca45 Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Summary of Meeting Monday, April 17, 1967 Subject: 11 Nash-Bans 11 Area Attending: Dan Sweat Malcolm D. Jones Ella Mae Brayboy Jarvis Barnes Director, Governmental Liaison, City of Atl anta Housing Resources Committee Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc . Asst. Supt. for Research and Development, Atlanta Public Schools George L. Aldridge,Jr . Chief, Current Planning of Atlanta Johnny H. Robinson Community Deve lopment, City of Atlanta William Fowlke s Director, NASH Washington E . O.A. Center Collier B. Gladin Atlanta Planning Duane W. Beck Community Council of Atlanta Area, Inc. C. 0. Emmerich E.O.A., Inc. Ray Moore Public Information Sub-Committee, Housing Re source s Committee J a ck Schmitt Community Counc il of the Atlanta Area , I nc . The following points were discussed. I . It wa s decided that the area should not be r eferred to a s nvine City n but be cause a much l a r ger area i s involved it will be calle d nNash-Ba ns 11 • All drawing s of the area bearing the title "Vi ne City" will be changed . II. The need for involving and informing the people in the area prior to the a nnouncement of an urban renewal proj ect was discus s e d. Mr . Emmerich offered the f ull c ooperat i on of E.O.A. ' s pe r sonne l and faci l ities to the project . He i nv i ted Mr . Gl adin to meet with his staff . I I I. Two po int s of v i ew were di scussed on t he matter of people involvement i n the area . A. Discuss t he situation at the grass roots before presenting a ny but t he most general approach to t he area . James H.Finch, F,A,l,A, Cecil A. Almnder, F,A.I.A, Miller D. Barnes, A.I.A, Bernard 8. Rolhschlld, EA.I.A. F.C.S.I. Caraker 0. Paschal, A,l,A. ASSOCIATES B. Discuss the situation with the l eadership using the prelimina r y plan proposed by the Planning Department. In view of the need for act i on the consensus of opinion appeared to be this : Robert 0, Ahlslrand, R,A, Sidney S. Daniell, A.A, Ira Grayboff Thomas G.Joyce, A.I.A. H,King McCain, N.S.P.E. J.J McDonough Architects Engineers Interior Designers William L. Pulgram, A.I.A. 44 Broad Street N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Phone 688-3313 John Stelnichen, A.I.A. Terry-Hutchens Bldg., Huntsville, Ala. 35801 Phone 539-9648 �Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Page 2 ~ Summary of Meeting Monday , April 1 7 , 1967 1 . Continue the smal l meetings now in progress now conducted by Mr. Robinson and Mr . Fowlkes . 2. Compile physical and soc i a l information. 3. Call a meeting of all commumity leadership - target date May l - to present preliminary plans and through the use of "buzz" sessions get reactions . 4 . On May 26 present to Mr. Cook's Committee the findings from the continuing " grass roots" meetings and the leadership meeting . Every use wil l be made of the E. O. A. organization . At the same time other groups representing the substantial home owners in the area will be involved . Mrs . Brayboy suggested Rev. Marcus Williams of the Antioch Church and Rev . Brodnax of the Pilgram Church as sources. It should be emphasized that the application for an urban renewal project does not require a plan and that the planning will be done over the next six months with advice from the people of the area . IV. Mr . Gladin also suggested that it will be@ecessary to assure the Aldermen that relocation of families to be displaced should be considered. It was suggested that a means of temporary housing and relocation in the neighborhood should be worked out . Cecil Alexander will discuss this with the Housing Authority. V. It was emphasized that while awaiting physical change every effort should be made to accelerate social-services in the slum areas. It wil l take approximately a year to process the application for urban renewal. VI. The new school was discussed with emphasis on its total approach to problems of the area. The total thrust of the discussion was to move toward submission of the "Nash-Bans" area for urban renewal and to involve t he pe ople of the area in the process. cc: Mayor Ivan Allen / Mr. Rodney M. Cook � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document James H, Finch, FAA, Decl! A, Alexandor, FAA, Millar 0, Barnes, ALA, Bemard 8, Rothsonild, F.ALA. FCS, Caraker 0, Paschal, A.A, ASSOCIATES Robart 0. Ahistrand, fl.A, Sidnay §, Daniall, MA, (ra Grayboti Thomas G. Joyee, A.A. WW King McCain, W.5.P.E. J) MeDanough Willlain L. Pulgram, A.A, Jobo Stelnichen. WA Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Summary of Meeting Monday, April 17, 1967 Subject: "Nash-Bans" Area Attending: Dan Sweat Director, Governmental Liaison, City of Atlanta Malcolm D. Jones Housing Resources Committee Ella Mae Brayboy Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc. Jarvis Barnes Asst. Supt. for Research and Development, Atlanta Public Schools . George L. Aldridge,Jr. Chief, Current Planning of Atlanta Johnny H. Robinson Community Development, City of Atlanta William Fowlkes Director, NASH Washington E.0.A. Center Collier B. Gladin Atlanta Planning Duane W. Beck Community Council of Atlanta Area, Inc. C. O. Emmerich E.0.A., Inc. Ray Moore Public Information Sub-Committee, Housing Resources Committee Jack Schmitt Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc, The following points were discussed. I. It was decided that the area should not be referred to as "Vine City" but because a much larger area is involved it will be called "Nash-Bans". All drawings of the area bearing the title "Vine City" will be changed. II. The need for involving and informing the people in the area prior to the announcement of an urban renewal project was discussed. Mr. Emmerich offered the full cooperation of E.0.A.'s personnel and facilities to the project. He invited Mr. Gladin to meet with his staff. III. Two points of view were discussed on the matter of people in- volvement in the area. A. Discuss the situation at the grass roots before presenting any but the most general approach to the area. B. Discuss the situation with the leadership using the pre- liminary plan proposed by the Planning Department. In view of the need for action the consensus of opinion appeared to be this: Architects Engineers Interior Designers 44 Broad Street N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Phone 688-3313 Terry-Hutchens Bldg., Huntsville, Ala. 35801 Phone 539-9648 Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Page 2 - Summary of Meeting Monday, April 17, 1967 1. Continue the small meetings now in progress now conducted by Mr. Robinson and Mr. Fowlkes. 2. Compile physical and social information. 3. Call a meeting of all commumity leadership - target date May 1 - to present preliminary plans and through Che use of "buzz" sessions get reactions. 4. On May 26 present to Mr. Cook's Committee the findings from the continuing “grass roots" meetings and the leadership meeting. Every use will be made of the E.0.A. organization. At the same time other groups representing the substantial home owners in the area will be involved. Mrs. Brayboy suggested Rev. Marcus Williams of the Antioch Church and Rev. Brodnax of the Pilgram Church as sources. It should be emphasized that the application for an urban renewal project does not require a plan and that the planning will be done over the next six months with advice from the people of the area. IV. Mr, Gladin also suggested that it will behecessary to assure the Aldermen that relocation of families to be displaced should be considered. It was suggested that a means of temporary housing and re- location in the neighborhood should be worked out. Cecil Alexander will discuss this with the Housing Authority. V. It was emphasized that while awaiting physical change every effort should be made to accelerate social-services in the slum areas. It will take approximately a year to process the application for urban renewal. VI. The new school was discussed with emphasis on its total approach to problems of the area. The total thrust of the discussion was to move toward submission of the "Nash-Bans" area for urban renewal and to involve the people of the area in the process, Bate. hiexsnder ec: Mayor Ivan Allen ~~ Mr. Rodney M. Cook  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 21, Folder 37, Document 1 Box 21 Box 21 Folder 37 Folder topic: Vine City | 1967 https://ivanallen.iac.gatech.edu/mayoral-records/traditional/files/original/d63ef4dcc141ba9daefd367a9a032bd5.pdf b360cc061623c7d744eb6aa8e67837fd Scripto Transcription A written representation of a document. Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Summary of Meeting Monday, April 17, 1967 Subject: 11 Nash-Bans 11 Area Attending: Dan Sweat Malcolm D. Jones Ella Mae Brayboy Jarvis Barnes Director, Governmental Liaison, City of Atl anta Housing Resources Committee Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc . Asst. Supt. for Research and Development, Atlanta Public Schools George L. Aldridge,Jr . Chief, Current Planning of Atlanta Johnny H. Robinson Community Deve lopment, City of Atlanta William Fowlke s Director, NASH Washington E . O.A. Center Collier B. Gladin Atlanta Planning Duane W. Beck Community Council of Atlanta Area, Inc. C. 0. Emmerich E.O.A., Inc. Ray Moore Public Information Sub-Committee, Housing Re source s Committee J a ck Schmitt Community Counc il of the Atlanta Area , I nc . The following points were discussed. I . It wa s decided that the area should not be r eferred to a s nvine City n but be cause a much l a r ger area i s involved it will be calle d nNash-Ba ns 11 • All drawing s of the area bearing the title "Vi ne City" will be changed . II. The need for involving and informing the people in the area prior to the a nnouncement of an urban renewal proj ect was discus s e d. Mr . Emmerich offered the f ull c ooperat i on of E.O.A. ' s pe r sonne l and faci l ities to the project . He i nv i ted Mr . Gl adin to meet with his staff . I I I. Two po int s of v i ew were di scussed on t he matter of people involvement i n the area . A. Discuss t he situation at the grass roots before presenting a ny but t he most general approach to t he area . James H.Finch, F,A,l,A, Cecil A. Almnder, F,A.I.A, Miller D. Barnes, A.I.A, Bernard 8. Rolhschlld, EA.I.A. F.C.S.I. Caraker 0. Paschal, A,l,A. ASSOCIATES B. Discuss the situation with the l eadership using the prelimina r y plan proposed by the Planning Department. In view of the need for act i on the consensus of opinion appeared to be this : Robert 0, Ahlslrand, R,A, Sidney S. Daniell, A.A, Ira Grayboff Thomas G.Joyce, A.I.A. H,King McCain, N.S.P.E. J.J McDonough Architects Engineers Interior Designers William L. Pulgram, A.I.A. 44 Broad Street N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Phone 688-3313 John Stelnichen, A.I.A. Terry-Hutchens Bldg., Huntsville, Ala. 35801 Phone 539-9648 �Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Page 2 ~ Summary of Meeting Monday , April 1 7 , 1967 1 . Continue the smal l meetings now in progress now conducted by Mr. Robinson and Mr . Fowlkes . 2. Compile physical and soc i a l information. 3. Call a meeting of all commumity leadership - target date May l - to present preliminary plans and through the use of "buzz" sessions get reactions . 4 . On May 26 present to Mr. Cook's Committee the findings from the continuing " grass roots" meetings and the leadership meeting . Every use wil l be made of the E. O. A. organization . At the same time other groups representing the substantial home owners in the area will be involved . Mrs . Brayboy suggested Rev. Marcus Williams of the Antioch Church and Rev . Brodnax of the Pilgram Church as sources. It should be emphasized that the application for an urban renewal project does not require a plan and that the planning will be done over the next six months with advice from the people of the area . IV. Mr . Gladin also suggested that it will be@ecessary to assure the Aldermen that relocation of families to be displaced should be considered. It was suggested that a means of temporary housing and relocation in the neighborhood should be worked out . Cecil Alexander will discuss this with the Housing Authority. V. It was emphasized that while awaiting physical change every effort should be made to accelerate social-services in the slum areas. It wil l take approximately a year to process the application for urban renewal. VI. The new school was discussed with emphasis on its total approach to problems of the area. The total thrust of the discussion was to move toward submission of the "Nash-Bans" area for urban renewal and to involve t he pe ople of the area in the process. cc: Mayor Ivan Allen / Mr. Rodney M. Cook � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document James H, Finch, FAA, Decl! A, Alexandor, FAA, Millar 0, Barnes, ALA, Bemard 8, Rothsonild, F.ALA. FCS, Caraker 0, Paschal, A.A, ASSOCIATES Robart 0. Ahistrand, fl.A, Sidnay §, Daniall, MA, (ra Grayboti Thomas G. Joyee, A.A. WW King McCain, W.5.P.E. J) MeDanough Willlain L. Pulgram, A.A, Jobo Stelnichen. WA Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Summary of Meeting Monday, April 17, 1967 Subject: "Nash-Bans" Area Attending: Dan Sweat Director, Governmental Liaison, City of Atlanta Malcolm D. Jones Housing Resources Committee Ella Mae Brayboy Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc. Jarvis Barnes Asst. Supt. for Research and Development, Atlanta Public Schools . George L. Aldridge,Jr. Chief, Current Planning of Atlanta Johnny H. Robinson Community Development, City of Atlanta William Fowlkes Director, NASH Washington E.0.A. Center Collier B. Gladin Atlanta Planning Duane W. Beck Community Council of Atlanta Area, Inc. C. O. Emmerich E.0.A., Inc. Ray Moore Public Information Sub-Committee, Housing Resources Committee Jack Schmitt Community Council of the Atlanta Area, Inc, The following points were discussed. I. It was decided that the area should not be referred to as "Vine City" but because a much larger area is involved it will be called "Nash-Bans". All drawings of the area bearing the title "Vine City" will be changed. II. The need for involving and informing the people in the area prior to the announcement of an urban renewal project was discussed. Mr. Emmerich offered the full cooperation of E.0.A.'s personnel and facilities to the project. He invited Mr. Gladin to meet with his staff. III. Two points of view were discussed on the matter of people in- volvement in the area. A. Discuss the situation at the grass roots before presenting any but the most general approach to the area. B. Discuss the situation with the leadership using the pre- liminary plan proposed by the Planning Department. In view of the need for action the consensus of opinion appeared to be this: Architects Engineers Interior Designers 44 Broad Street N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Phone 688-3313 Terry-Hutchens Bldg., Huntsville, Ala. 35801 Phone 539-9648 Finch Alexander Barnes Rothschild & Paschal Page 2 - Summary of Meeting Monday, April 17, 1967 1. Continue the small meetings now in progress now conducted by Mr. Robinson and Mr. Fowlkes. 2. Compile physical and social information. 3. Call a meeting of all commumity leadership - target date May 1 - to present preliminary plans and through Che use of "buzz" sessions get reactions. 4. On May 26 present to Mr. Cook's Committee the findings from the continuing “grass roots" meetings and the leadership meeting. Every use will be made of the E.0.A. organization. At the same time other groups representing the substantial home owners in the area will be involved. Mrs. Brayboy suggested Rev. Marcus Williams of the Antioch Church and Rev. Brodnax of the Pilgram Church as sources. It should be emphasized that the application for an urban renewal project does not require a plan and that the planning will be done over the next six months with advice from the people of the area. IV. Mr, Gladin also suggested that it will behecessary to assure the Aldermen that relocation of families to be displaced should be considered. It was suggested that a means of temporary housing and re- location in the neighborhood should be worked out. Cecil Alexander will discuss this with the Housing Authority. V. It was emphasized that while awaiting physical change every effort should be made to accelerate social-services in the slum areas. It will take approximately a year to process the application for urban renewal. VI. The new school was discussed with emphasis on its total approach to problems of the area. The total thrust of the discussion was to move toward submission of the "Nash-Bans" area for urban renewal and to involve the people of the area in the process, Bate. hiexsnder ec: Mayor Ivan Allen ~~ Mr. Rodney M. Cook  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 21, Folder 37, Complete Folder Box 21 Box 21 Folder 37 Folder topic: Vine City | 1967