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CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
FOR URBAN RENEWAL
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
CITY HALL—ATLANTA, GA. 30303
PHONE 524-2745
ROBERT L. SOMMERVILLE
CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM S. HOWLAND
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
MRS. EVELYN DODDS
SECRETARY
June 27, 1967 ————""
The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Ys
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall OQ
68 Mitchell Street, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30303 5 , Cl /
Dear Mr. Mayor:
Your concern to do everything you can to push forward housing
construction in Atlanta is well known to us and at all of the
meetings of this committee we review the situation.
At last week's meeting there was considerable discussion about
the reluctance, or refusal, of the HUD people to approve some
suggested sites for public and other low cost housing. This leads
naturally to an increased search for sites that might be more readily
acceptable.
It was brought to our attention that one of the most pressing
needs is a complete and up to date listing of all vacant land in the
city that is, or could easily be, zoned for low or moderate income
housing. We are informed that the City Planning Department is in
the process of this listing. Is there any way in which their work
could be speeded up? Is there any way in which we could help?
Sincerely yours,
f
/
Robert L. W leadoff
Sb Call cig 6/9 111
Viheasg GV Wis We
FOR URBAN RENEWAL
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
CITY HALL—ATLANTA, GA. 30303
PHONE 524-2745
ROBERT L. SOMMERVILLE
CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM S. HOWLAND
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
MRS. EVELYN DODDS
SECRETARY
June 27, 1967 ————""
The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. Ys
Mayor, City of Atlanta
City Hall OQ
68 Mitchell Street, S. W.
Atlanta, Georgia 30303 5 , Cl /
Dear Mr. Mayor:
Your concern to do everything you can to push forward housing
construction in Atlanta is well known to us and at all of the
meetings of this committee we review the situation.
At last week's meeting there was considerable discussion about
the reluctance, or refusal, of the HUD people to approve some
suggested sites for public and other low cost housing. This leads
naturally to an increased search for sites that might be more readily
acceptable.
It was brought to our attention that one of the most pressing
needs is a complete and up to date listing of all vacant land in the
city that is, or could easily be, zoned for low or moderate income
housing. We are informed that the City Planning Department is in
the process of this listing. Is there any way in which their work
could be speeded up? Is there any way in which we could help?
Sincerely yours,
f
/
Robert L. W leadoff
Sb Call cig 6/9 111
Viheasg GV Wis We
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