Davis, What is Market Value, Appraisal Journal, January 1960. Disposition of Improvements by the State Highway Departments, Committee on Right-of-Way, American Association of State Highway Officials, 1962. Hess, Excess Lands: California's Concept and Conduct of Marginal Land Acquisition, Right-of-Way, December 1962. Hess, The Importance of Lead Time, Right of Way, February 1962. Informational Guide for a Training Program of Right-of-Way Personnel, American Association of State Highway Officials, Washington, D.C., 1962. Kazdin, The Zone of Reasonable Doubt, Appraisal Journal, October 1962. MacBride, Psychology of Right of Way Negotiations, Right of Way, June 1962. Manual for Highway Severance Damage Studies, U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Public Roads, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1961. Ratcliff, A Restatement of Appraisal Theory, The University of Wisconsin, Bureau of Business Research and Service, 1963. Right of Way Acquisition, An Informational Guide to negotiations by right-of-way agents of the Division of Highways, Department of Public Works, Highway Transportation Agency, State of California, January 1962. Skinner, Report on the Land Acquisition Program of the Boston Redevelopment Authority, by Meredith and Grew, Inc., July, 1963. Streukens, Estimating Appraisal Fees and Contracting for Appraisal Services, Eighth Annual National Seminar, American Right of Way Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 1962. Tully, the Pros and Cons of Appraisal Legislation, Appraisal and Valuation Manual of the American Society of Appraisers, 1961. Wisconsin Colloquium on Appraisal Research, Papers and Proceedings, University of Wisconsin, March 1933. See also, the comprehensive Bibliography on Right-of-Way Acquisition, compiled by library staff of U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Public Roads, January 1964. C. STUDIES AND REPORTS OF THE EFFECTS OF DISPLACEMENT IN URBAN AREAS, AND RELATED MATTERS Alivisos, An Effective Program for the Relocation of Businesses from Urban Renewal Areas, Prepared by the Massachusetts Department of Commerce and the Bureau of Public Affairs of Boston College for the Urban Renewal Administration, Housing and Home Finance Agency, Washington, D.C., July 1963. Business Relocation Caused by the Boston Central Artery, Economic Base Report 6, of the Greater Boston Economic Study Committee, April 1960. Community Services and Family Relocation, the Report of a Demonstration project by the District of Columbia Redevelopment Land Agency, April 1964. Conference on Research Problems in Urban Renewal, Jointly Sponsored by Connecticut Urban Renewal Association and Institutes of Public Service and Urban Research, University of Connecticut, Papers and Proceedings, April 1964. Demonstration Project in Relocation, in cooperation with the Bureau Family Relocation under Urban Renewal in Connecticut, Problems Fried and Gleicher, Some Sources of Residential Satisfaction in an Urban "Slum," Journal of the American Institute of Planners XXVII, 4 (1961). Harris, An Interim Report on: Neighborhood Conservation in New York City, The Housing and Redevelopment Board, the City of New York, June 1963. Hartman, The Housing of Displaced Families, Journal of the American Institute of Planners, November 1964. Howes, Crisis Downtown, A Church Eye-View of Urban Renewal, National Conference of Catholic Charities, Washington, D.C., December 1959. Kinnard and Malinowski, The Impact of Dislocation from Urban Renewal Areas on Small Business, Small Business Management Research Reports, Prepared by the University of Connecticut for the Small Business Administration, Washington, D.C., July 1960, with Addendum, 1964. Mayer and Goldstein, The First Two Years: Problems of Small Firm Growth and Survival, Prepared by Brown University for the Small Business Administration, Washington, D.C., 1961. National Federation of Independent Business, Report on Survey of Adequacy of Compensation Paid to Firms Forced to Relocate Operations due to Government Construction Projects, August 1963. Not Without Hope, A Report and Recommendations on Family Relocation by Committee on Housing, Community Service Society of New York, March 1958. Olken, A Follow-Up Study of the Businesses Dislocated from the West End Urban Renewal Project Area in Boston, Massachusetts, prepared in connection with requirement for Master of City Planning Degree, Harvard University, May 1963. Panuch, Relocation in New York City, Special Report to Mayor Robert F. Wagner, December 15, 1959. Reynolds, The Human Element in Urban Renewal, the Journal of The Public Welfare Association, Vol. 19, April 1961. Relocation and Management Associates, Inc., New York, New York, A Relocation Analysis for the City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 1964. Saalberg, A study of Business Dislocation Caused by the Boston Central Artery, A Thesis in Partial Fulfillment of Requirement for a Degree of Master in City Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, June 1959. Zimmer, Rebuilding Cities, The Effects of Displacement and Relocation on Small Business, Prepared by Brown University for the Small Business Administration, Washington, D.C.; Also published by Quadrangle Books, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, 1964. D. STUDIES AND REPORTS OF THE EFFECTS OF LAND TAKINGS AND DISPLACEMENT IN RESERVOIR PROJECTS Johnson and Goodman, Negative Impacts of Garrison and Oahe Reservoirs, North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science, Department of Agricultural Economics, April 1962. Gallagher and Hodny, A Report to the Missouri River States Committee: Experience in Land Acquisition by the Corps of Engineers as Related to the Oahe Reservoir in North Dakota, 1962. Roges, Effects of Flood Control Projects on Agriculture, Station Bulletin 449, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of New Hampshire, April 1958. Land Purchase at Gavins Point Reservoir, A Report to the Nebraska and South Dakota Coordinating Committees for Missouri Basin Development by the Joint Subcommittee on Reservoir Problems, July 1954. TVA Land Acquisition Experience Applied to Dams in the Missouri Basin, Bulletin 432, South Dakota State College, August 1953. Reducing Adverse Effects of Reservoirs, Great Plains Council Publication No. 6, Kansas Circular 293, Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science, October 1952. Some Local Impacts of Reservoirs in South Dakota, Agricultural Economics Pamphlet 46, South Dakota State College, June 1953. Some Local Problems in Connection with Harlan County Reservoir and Treston, Endes, and Medicine Creek Reservoirs, and Studies needed on local problems in large reservoirs, Reports Nos. 1, 2, and 3 to the Nebraska Coordinating Committee for Missouri Basin Resource Development by its Subcommittee on Local Impacts of Nebraska Reservoirs, February, November, and December 1951. Local Effects of the Wappapello Reservoir, Wayne County, Missouri, with Suggestions for Lessening Undesirable Effects of Reservoirs, Missouri Division of Resources and Development, February 1950. E. STUDIES OF THE EFFECTS OF LAND TAKINGS FOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAY PROJECTS IN FARM OPERATIONS Vlasin, Pendleton, and Hedrick, The Effects on Farm Operating Units of Land Acquisition for Controlled-Access Highways, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economics Research Source, Farm Economics Division, June 1962. Pine and Hovey, Impacts of Interstate Highway 70 on Farmers in Trego County, Kansas, Agricultural Economics Report No. 100, Kansas State University, November 1961. Gensurowsky and Smith, How Farmers Adjusted to an Interstate Highway in Minnesota, a study by the University of Minnesota, Departments of Agricultural Economics and Geography, under contract with the Minnesota Highway Department in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Public Roads, September 1960. APPENDIX I TABLES OF CONTENTS FOR EACH PUBLIC HEARING OF THE SELECT SUBCOMMITTEE ON REAL PROPERTY ACQUISITION A Hearings held on— July 29, 1963, Knoxville, Tenn., and August 1, 1963, Paris Landing, Tenn., concerning real property acquisition practices and adequacy of compensation to property owners and tenants in land acquisitions by the Tennessee Valley Authority and the U.S. Army Engineers Page 1 and in federally assisted programs of urban renewal and highways... 1, 137 Statement of— Antle, Jordan L., chief, real estate division, office of the district Bledsoe, Mrs. Mary, Sweetwater, Tenn... Boy, G. L., Jonesboro, Tenn.. 145, 276 75 98 103 Boy, George, Jonesboro, Tenn. 103 ------------------------- Bryan, Thurman, Golden Pond, Ky. 256 Burnley, Edwin R., chief, appraisal branch, real estate division, office of the district engineer, Nashville district, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.. 200 Caldwell, E. R., Dover, Tenn. 252 Coker, Robert J., Chief, Land Branch, Division of Property and 13 Cowling, E. W., Jr., Buying Section, Land Branch, Division of Harrison, Woodrow, Montgomery County, Tenn.. 271 Hayes, Charles B., Jr., chief, acquisition branch, real estate division, office of the district engineer, Nashville district, U.S. Army Corps Holden, William R., Assistant to Director of Reservoir Properties, The page numbers listed below refer to printed hearings of the Select Subcommittee on Real Property Acquisition. 513 |