Over $20 million spent on unit, building and site improvements

Rehabilitation Plan

  • Unit Interiors

    new vinyl plank flooring, painting, closet doors, window treatments

  • Unit Kitchens

    new cabinets, counters, stainless steel sinks, faucets, Energy Star appliances plumbing repairs

  • Unit Bathrooms

    new vanities, sinks, faucets, medicine cabinets, toilets, select shower conversions, accessories, plumbing repairs

  • Community Room

    reconfiguration of existing ground floor commercial space for community use

  • Building Exterior

    façade/siding repairs, aesthetic improvements; windows; The three mid-rise buildings are located in a Historic District and will accordingly be preserved

  • Site Improvements

    exterior lighting upgrades to LED, revised security camera layout, grading/drainage, parking lot and concrete walkway repairs as needed; new playground and community garden

  • ADA

    in-unit ADA accessible feature upgrades to 10 units

  • Energy Efficiency Improvements

    Windows, LED lighting, upgrades to boilers and domestic hot water

  • Security Upgrades

    Surveillance system (cameras and lighting) to be installed

The planned renovation will focus on modernization of the residential units; reconfiguration and enhancement of the management office and maintenance shop; sitework; improvements to the building envelopes; security camera and lighting upgrades; and replacing aging systems in order to extend the useful life of the property.

Resident Wellbeing

In-unit rehab work will require residents to be temporarily relocated during work hours (8AM-5PM) to a nearby day space for approximately three weeks per household (with longer stays for those residing in apartments selected for full ADA upgrades). Those who reside in apartments selected for full ADA upgrades will be temporarily relocated to a nearby extended stay hotel. Residents will receive at least a 30 day notice of their move dates.

Residents receive one-on-one assistance to identify preferences as part of the relocation planning.

  • Special needs of residents are considered, including disability, transportation, language, and other barriers, as well as the physical/mental health of residents.

  • Day space is safe and sanitary with food and refreshments provided.

  • Residents have no out-of-pocket expense as a result of the required relocations.