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Box 4, Folder 15, Document 48
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CITY OF ATLANTA S a
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW .
2614 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 :
July 9, 1969
Mr. Collier B. Gladin
Planning Director
Department of Planning
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Collier;
I have in hand a aegies A assed to Mr. Henry L. Bowden,
dated July 1, 1969, cofige
in existence and whick /m
future, be entered int
Associates and the Cib
daibiy; from time to time, in the
bakween Alan M. Voorhees and
or one of its related agencies.
Subsequent t6/th | « Bowden asked me to handle this
matter, I ¢ ¢ the telephone and you apprised me of the fact
eet forth ato '} }that the City of Atlanta would possibly use
Voorhees anX ig at some point in the future.
Now, directly stag my comments to Mr. H. L. Stuart's letter to
you of June 17, 1969, I am somewhat at a loss at this time to dater~
mine whether or not any present affirmative action is necessary in
response to that letter. By this I mean I do not know whether or not
the provision in contract with MARTA and Voorhees has aiready been
executed or not. Assuming that it has been executed, I see of no way,
under the verbage of that paragraph, whereby the City of atlanta can
benefit on the basis of a future contractual relation with Voorhees;
he ees
Mr. Collier B. Gladin
Page 2
July 9, 1969
however, if the contract has not been executed, my though would be
to request you to contact Mr. Stuart with an eye toward having
the proposed contract contain additional language which would create
a benefit for us along the lines of the benefits now being realized
by MARTA, the Atlanta Region Metropolitan Planning Commission, and
perhaps several governmental bodies and/or agencies.
I think it would be premature for me to suggest any specific verbage,
but request that you please approach this subject with Mr. Stuart.
Should we need any future communication prior to this undertaking,
please feel free to contact me.
With my kindest regards, I am,
Very truly yours,
7FU
Thomas F, Choyce
TFC; cwh
ce Mr. Charles L. Davis
Mr. George Berry —
Mr. Horace T, Ward
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DEPARTMENT OF LAW .
2614 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 :
July 9, 1969
Mr. Collier B. Gladin
Planning Director
Department of Planning
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia
Dear Collier;
I have in hand a aegies A assed to Mr. Henry L. Bowden,
dated July 1, 1969, cofige
in existence and whick /m
future, be entered int
Associates and the Cib
daibiy; from time to time, in the
bakween Alan M. Voorhees and
or one of its related agencies.
Subsequent t6/th | « Bowden asked me to handle this
matter, I ¢ ¢ the telephone and you apprised me of the fact
eet forth ato '} }that the City of Atlanta would possibly use
Voorhees anX ig at some point in the future.
Now, directly stag my comments to Mr. H. L. Stuart's letter to
you of June 17, 1969, I am somewhat at a loss at this time to dater~
mine whether or not any present affirmative action is necessary in
response to that letter. By this I mean I do not know whether or not
the provision in contract with MARTA and Voorhees has aiready been
executed or not. Assuming that it has been executed, I see of no way,
under the verbage of that paragraph, whereby the City of atlanta can
benefit on the basis of a future contractual relation with Voorhees;
he ees
Mr. Collier B. Gladin
Page 2
July 9, 1969
however, if the contract has not been executed, my though would be
to request you to contact Mr. Stuart with an eye toward having
the proposed contract contain additional language which would create
a benefit for us along the lines of the benefits now being realized
by MARTA, the Atlanta Region Metropolitan Planning Commission, and
perhaps several governmental bodies and/or agencies.
I think it would be premature for me to suggest any specific verbage,
but request that you please approach this subject with Mr. Stuart.
Should we need any future communication prior to this undertaking,
please feel free to contact me.
With my kindest regards, I am,
Very truly yours,
7FU
Thomas F, Choyce
TFC; cwh
ce Mr. Charles L. Davis
Mr. George Berry —
Mr. Horace T, Ward
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