Posts Tagged ‘202 Housing’
Catherine Booth Gardens of Tyler Texas
Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011JPH & Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the completion and grand opening of Catherine Booth Gardens of Tyler Texas. This is the second project for the Salvation Army Tyler Command – the first being built over 35 years ago and is located across the street from Catherine Booth Gardens. Funding of over $6.9 million originated from HUD’s Section 202 program and a total of 70 one bedroom units and one manager’s unit were constructed. The project was built on-time and within budget and includes several interior and exterior amenities which will help save on both energy costs and long term maintenance. The Salvation Army has long been know for its on-site and off-site supportive services which will be available to all new residents. JPH & Associates worked closely with Salvation Army’s local, divisional, and territorial command in bring this project to completion. This represents the fifth project that JPH & Associates has served as the lead consultant with the Salvation Army.
Glen East, Dothan AL – Senior Rental Housing
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011St. Giles Manor II, Pinellas Park, FL Senior Housing
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011JPH & Associates, Inc. is pleased to announce the completion and grand opening of St. Giles Manor II, an affordable rental community for seniors. JPH & Associates, Inc. submitted the initial grant application and coordinated the grant/construction process which took over three years. This new facility is located Pinellas Park, FL and was sponsored by the Diocese of Southwest Florida. The project represents a unique partnership between the Sponsor, US Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the City of Pinellas Park. The City donated the land, valued at over $1 million. The Sponsor was able to utilize this donation to construct a separate 3,000 square foot senior center which is open to the public and connected via a walkway to St. Giles Manor II. A variety of senior programs/services will be provided at the center. HUD provided a $12.5 million dollar grant to construct two companion buildings consisting of 88 one bedroom units. This is the first affordable housing facility for seniors to be built in Pinellas Park.