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Community Preservation Committee report to Town Meeting ATM 2010
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ARTICLE 8 (d) <br /> Project: Greeley Village Siding Replacement <br /> CPA Category: Community Housing <br /> Amount Requested: $386,129 <br /> Amount Recommended: $386,129 <br /> CPC Vote: (9-0) <br /> Project Description: <br /> The Lexington Housing Authority is submitting this request for $386,129 for the <br /> replacement of siding at Greeley Village. Greeley Village is a 100 one-bedroom <br /> apartment complex built in 1968 that serves a senior and disabled population. The units <br /> have their original siding,which has deteriorated in many locations,resulting in leakage <br /> into apartments, and most importantly, into door frames. In.winter, such conditions often <br /> result in doors that cannot be fully closed, leading to heat loss and discomfort for <br /> residents. The infiltration of water into the buildings has also caused rot and <br /> deterioration, thereby compromising the buildings' integrity. The Housing Authority's <br /> supervising architect has determined that it will cost$386,129 to remedy these problems. <br /> Greeley Village is an elderly/handicapped low-income public housing apartment complex <br /> with 100 apartments that were first occupied in 1968. As of October 2009, the average <br /> resident's monthly rent was $290 including heat, hot water and electricity. Residents' <br /> annual gross income and was $12,809 as of October 2009. Greeley Village provides <br /> retired seniors and handicapped persons with an affordable place to live. <br /> Project Goals and Objectives: <br /> The goal of this project is to replace the siding on the 100-unit complex which will allow <br /> the Lexington Housing Authority to continue to provide safe, affordable housing for <br /> Lexington seniors and handicapped residents. <br /> Project Benefit: <br /> Greeley Village benefits the senior and disabled population by providing a safe, <br /> affordable place to live. This project, when completed, will benefit the residents of the <br /> community and increase the lifespan of the 100 units in this affordable housing <br /> development. <br /> Funding Request: <br /> The funding request for this project is $386,129. <br /> 9 <br />
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