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Box 5, Folder 8, Document 28
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REALTORS « INSURORS
1'o AUBURN AVENUE. WN. E.
MARION BLACKWELL, JR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 522-2929
VICE PRESIDENT AND
SALES MANAGER
July 19, 1968
Mr. R. W. Respess, Deputy Director
Department of Public Works
Suite 302 - City Hall
68 Mitchell Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Re: Proposed Joint Fulton County-
Atlanta County Line Road Sewer
Outfall
Dear Mr. Respess:
I represent National Homes Development Company of-Lafayette, Indiana,
in efforts to sell their property located adjacent to County Line Road and
Campbellton Road in southwest Atlanta. As a matter of information for
my clients and myself, I investigated the availability of a sanitary sewer zi
to the property.
‘I spoke to George Pace of your department and he informed me that there
was a proposed sewer outfall for the County Line tract, such proposed
outfall to be a joint effort between the City of Atlanta and Fulton County.
During the course of of our conversation, Mr. Pace told me that Atlanta
has been ready since 1963 to proceed with the project and was awaiting
an agreement with the Fulton County Public Works Department. I
subsequently went to the Fulton Public Works Department and talked
with Mr. H. E. Philips. Mr. Philips advised me that to the best of his
knowledge, Fulton County has been ready to participate since 1958
and was awaiting an OK from the City of Atlanta before the project was
to proceed.
I realized at this point, that evidently there was a lack of recent
communication on this project between the two departments and it was
not my place to intervene. During a second conversation with Mr. Pace,
CONTRIBUTING TO
ATLANTA'S GROWTH
SINCE 1881
Mr. Respess
Page 2
July 19, 1968
he suggested that I write to you and ask for a clarification of the
situation. Perhaps you could communicate with Mr. Philips or with
Turner McDonald in Fulton County Public Works to clarify the present
status of the joint project. I want to make it clear that I do not blame
anyone, and that I merely recognize that we are all people. Therefore,
_, I would appreciate very much hearing from you on this at your
convenience.
Sincergly,
William R. Cason
WRC:bs
cc: Mr. George Pace
Mr. Malcolm ranen ee
Housing Coordinator City of Atlanta
SHARP ~
REALTORS « INSURORS
1'o AUBURN AVENUE. WN. E.
MARION BLACKWELL, JR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 522-2929
VICE PRESIDENT AND
SALES MANAGER
July 19, 1968
Mr. R. W. Respess, Deputy Director
Department of Public Works
Suite 302 - City Hall
68 Mitchell Street
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Re: Proposed Joint Fulton County-
Atlanta County Line Road Sewer
Outfall
Dear Mr. Respess:
I represent National Homes Development Company of-Lafayette, Indiana,
in efforts to sell their property located adjacent to County Line Road and
Campbellton Road in southwest Atlanta. As a matter of information for
my clients and myself, I investigated the availability of a sanitary sewer zi
to the property.
‘I spoke to George Pace of your department and he informed me that there
was a proposed sewer outfall for the County Line tract, such proposed
outfall to be a joint effort between the City of Atlanta and Fulton County.
During the course of of our conversation, Mr. Pace told me that Atlanta
has been ready since 1963 to proceed with the project and was awaiting
an agreement with the Fulton County Public Works Department. I
subsequently went to the Fulton Public Works Department and talked
with Mr. H. E. Philips. Mr. Philips advised me that to the best of his
knowledge, Fulton County has been ready to participate since 1958
and was awaiting an OK from the City of Atlanta before the project was
to proceed.
I realized at this point, that evidently there was a lack of recent
communication on this project between the two departments and it was
not my place to intervene. During a second conversation with Mr. Pace,
CONTRIBUTING TO
ATLANTA'S GROWTH
SINCE 1881
Mr. Respess
Page 2
July 19, 1968
he suggested that I write to you and ask for a clarification of the
situation. Perhaps you could communicate with Mr. Philips or with
Turner McDonald in Fulton County Public Works to clarify the present
status of the joint project. I want to make it clear that I do not blame
anyone, and that I merely recognize that we are all people. Therefore,
_, I would appreciate very much hearing from you on this at your
convenience.
Sincergly,
William R. Cason
WRC:bs
cc: Mr. George Pace
Mr. Malcolm ranen ee
Housing Coordinator City of Atlanta
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