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VOL.1 NO.3 OFFICIAL MODEL CITIES PAPER - 673 CAPITOL AVE., S.W. ATLANTA, GA.
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WHAT WILL HAPPEN
IN MODEL CITIES
IN 1969
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MOST OF THE HOUSES IN THE AREAS SHOWN BELOW WILL BE BOUGHT BY THE ATLANTA HOUSING AUTHORITY
TO HELP MODEL CITIES GROW.
WHAT
HAPPENS TO THE PEOPLE
If you own your home, and
it is bought by the Housing
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 will not be put
out on the street. A
Relocation Man will come
to help you find .a good
place to live that you
can pay for - DO NOT
MOVE UNTIL HE COMES.
Your mover will be paid
by the Housing Authority.
Or, if you want. to move
yourself, the Authority
will pay you. The reloca-
tion man will help you
until you are settled.
Some families, who want
to live in the new houses
built where their old
house was, will be moved
into comfortable, modern,
< temporary homes in their
ARE THE HOUSES
BEING TORN DOWN.
Our neighborhoods are too
crowded; there aren't
enough parks; and the play-
grounds at the schools
are too small. The streets
are too narrow and many of
the houses are dangerous
health hazards., Some houses
must be torn down to make
room for wider streets,
more parks, larger play-
grounds, more and better
schools, and to rid the
community of the dangerous
health hazards. Some areas
need more complete shopping
areas. New homes and apart-—
ments will be built on much
of the land the Housing
Authority will buy. These
homes will be available
first to residents of Model
Cities and will not cost
more money than Model Cities
residents can pay.
WILL IT BE BOUGHT
Two independent professional
property appraisers will
tell the Housing Authority
what your property iswortnh.
The Federal Government will
look at these appraisals
and tell the Housing
Authority how much you can
be paid for your property.
A man from the Housing
Authority will offer you
this much money for your
land. If you do not think
this is enough money, the
law provides a way for
you to appeal the price.
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WHO
PAYS FOR IT
If you earn less than $3,000
each year, you may be able
fo get a grant of up to
$3,000 maximum to help fix
up your house. If you can-
not get this money or need
more money, the rehabilita-
tion man can help you bor-
rOw more money. If you
earn more than $3,000 each
year, the rehabilitation
man may be able to get a
small grant based on income
and help you borrow the
rest of the money to fix
your house.
YOU CALL YOUR REHABILITATION
\
DOES THE WORK
The rehabilitation man will
help you find a builder who
will fix your house right
Ss make sure that he does
* WHAT ABOUT BUSINESS
Businesses located in the
rehabilitation areas are
eligible under certain con-
ditions for rehabilitation
loans at low interest rates.
For information call the
Model Cities NDP office:
530 McDaniel Street, S.W.
523-0245
MAN 523-0245
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SSUES OR CALL 523-0245
_ What about 1971 ,
1972, 1973 ?
SEE FUTURE ISSUES OR CALL
523-0245
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Al Wexler and John Sluss