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TLANTA VOL. I NO.' 3 OFFICIAL MODEL CITIES PAPER ·- 673 CAPITOL AVE., s~w. ATLANTA, GA • . I WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN MODEL CITIES IN 196Q �CLEARANCE. ~•WHERE? 19 69 MOST OF THE HOUSES IN THE ARE~S SHOWN BELOW WILL BE BOUGHT BY THE ATL~NTA HOUSING AUTHORITY TO HELP MODEL CITIES GROW. WHY ARE THE HOUSES BEING TORN DOWN _ Our neighborhoods are too crowded ; there aren't enough p a rks ; and the playg roun ds at the schools a re t oo s mall. The streets a r e too n arrow and many of the houses are dangerous h ealth hazards •. Some houses 111us t be torn down to make Lvom fo r wider streets, more parks, larger playgrounds, more and better schools, and to rid the community of the dangerous health hazards. Some areas ne e d more complete shopping areas. New homes and apartments will be built on much o f the land the Housing Authority will buy. Th ese homes will be available first to residents of Model Ci ties and will not cost more money than Model Cities r esidents can pay. HOW IT BE BOUGHT 1'wo independent p rof e ssior .a1 p roperty appra i s ers will t ell the Hous i ng Authori tv what your prop erty i s wor tn. The Fe deral Government will look at the s e appraisals and t~ll the Hous ing Authority how muc h y o u con be paid for your prope rty. A ma n from the Hous ing Authority will offer y o u this much mone y for y our land. If y ou do not think this is e nough money, t h e law provide s a way f or you to appe a l the price . 1 .> <( 143.215.248.55t¥rJ GLE NN W HAT HAPPENS TO THE PEOPLE I f you own your home, and it is bought by the Hou s i qg Authority, you will be eligible for up to $5,000 in addition to the money you receive for your home to help you buy another home. You w'i ll not be put out on the street. A Relocation Man will come t o help you find .a good place to live that you can pay for DO NOT MOVE UNTIL HE COMES. Your mover will be paid b y the Housing Author ity. Or, if you want to ·move yourself, the Authority will pay you. The relocation man will help you until you are settled. · Some families, who want t o live in the new house s built where their old h ouse was, will be moved i nto comfortaple, modern, t emporary homes in their neighborhood until the n2w hous e s are f i nished. ST. I I I I I I r.1: - STEPHENS §. ,._ ... - - •- ~- ': I i I I .I I s I . I. ! , r~ t~ --, ~~ 1 f· ·. -·---- ~-
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DON'T M OVE UNTI L YOU CALL YOUR RELOCATION MAN
523-0245
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~ will be held in
~hborhood. A r eh a pn Man from the
Ho u sing Authority
t the meeting to
ur questions and
h e program. He
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Be wi ll tell you
h o u se needs and
HAT YOU WANT FOR
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WHO
PAYS FOR IT
If you earn 1ess than $3,000
each year, you may be able
~o get a grant of up to
$3,000 maximum to help fix
up your house. If you cannot get this money or need
more money, the rehabilita-tion man can help you borF OW more money.
If you
e arn more than $3,000 each
year, the rehabilitation
man may be able to get a
s mall grant based on income
and help you borrow the
r est of the money to fix
your house.
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·rhe rehabilitation man will
help you find a builder who
will fix your house .right
and make sure that he ·does
it.
WHAT ABOUT BUSINESS
Businesses located in the
rehabilitation areas are
eligible under .certain conditions for rehabilitation
loans at low interest rates .
For information call the
Moqel Cities NDP office :
~30 McDaniel Street , S.W.
523 - 0245
E. He will help
e wha t you can do
money you have.
al s o h e lp you get
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ON YOUR HOUSE UNTIL YOU CALL YOUR REHABILITATION MAN
523 · 0245
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SEE FUTURE ISSUES OR CALL 523-0245
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SEE FUTURE ISSUES OR CALL
523-0245
Others in Model Cities should contact the Atlanta Codes
522 4463
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Compll·ance Off ,·ce
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MODEL CITIES DIRECTOR - Johnny
Johnson
This Issue prepared by James Henley, AHA; Ed Billups,
Al Wexler and John Sluss
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