Posts Tagged ‘Grants’
Thursday, October 4th, 2012
DGN Towers Phase III Aerial View Left
DGN Towers III, a project sponsored by Miami Jewish Home and Health Services is approximately 60 percent complete. This 75 unit, $10.6 million project for the elderly is the third phase of a three phase effort that commenced over eight years ago. The land was leased to the Sponsor by the State of Florida at no cost. These cost savings on the land were returned to the project in a series of construction upgrades. The project will be one of the first HUD 202 projects within the State to earn an energy LEEDS certification. This certification incorporates energy saving design/devices into the project while encouraging the use of green features such as low emission paint and recycled materials. Completion is expected in February of 2013.
Tags:202 Housing, Affordable, aging boomers, Elderly, elderly homeless, Elderly Housing, Funding, Grants, HUD, Low Income, Nonprofits, Section 202, Senior Housing, Support Services
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Friday, October 28th, 2011
Tags:202 Housing, Affordable, aging boomers, Elderly, Elderly Housing, Funding, Grants, HUD, Neighborhood Stabilization Funding, Nonprofits, rental housing, Section 202, Senior Housing, Support Services
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Friday, October 28th, 2011
St. Anthony Garden Courts
JPH & Associates, Inc. served as Owner’s Representative for St. Joseph Garden Court project completed by Catholic Charities in St. Cloud Florida. As an Owner Representative, JPH & Associates, Inc coordinated all aspects of the project from the grant application process up through initial occupancy. This 50 unit, $7 million dollar project is rent and income restricted. Residents must be senior citizens. The project was financed with Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) funds administered through the Florida Department of Community Affairs and Osceola County. It should be noted that this is the largest NSP project funded to date within the State of Florida. The project consists of multiple one-story buildings housing one and two bedroom units. The project also utilizes existing two story town home units, each having three bedrooms.
Ribbon Cutting
St Anthony's Blessing
Tags:202 Housing, Affordable, aging boomers, Catholic Charities, Catholic Church, Elderly, elderly homeless, Funding, Grants, HUD, Nonprofits, Section 202, Support Services
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Monday, October 4th, 2010
Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida will receive over $241,000 to make improvements at Glendale Village, which is a 14-unit subsidized apartment complex built in 1999 and located in Lehigh Acres. This project serves physically disabled. JPH & Associates wrote the grant and will coordinate grant management. Improvements to include:
· Replace carpet with tile (reduce operation costs and improve health of residents).
· Replace HVAC units with newer/more efficient units (reduce energy costs).
· Install gutters with covers on all buildings (protect landscaping and roof edges).
· Increase attic insulation to R-32 (reduce energy costs).
· Replace all windows with hurricane glass (resident safety and hurricane resistant).
· Generator to power sewer lift station/community room (resident safety and hurricane resistant)
· Replace the roof (long term maintenance)
· Install fence at back side of property abutting single family homes (resident security).
Tags:Disabilities, Disabled Housing, Funding, Goodwill, Grants, HUD, Nonprofits, Section 811
Posted in JPH News 2010 | Comments Closed
Saturday, October 2nd, 2010
Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida will receive over $276,000 to make improvements at Ohio Place, which is a 15-unit subsidized apartment complex built in 2002 and located in Ft. Myers. This project serves physically disabled. JPH & Associates wrote the grant and will coordinate grant management. Improvements to include:
• Replace carpet with tile (reduce operation costs and improve health of residents).
• Replace 12 HVAC units with newer/more efficient units (reduce energy costs).
• Install gutters with covers on all buildings (protect landscaping and roof edges).
• Increase attic insulation to R-32 (reduce energy costs).
• Replace all windows with hurricane glass (resident safety and hurricane resistant).
• Generator to power sewer lift station/community room (resident safety and hurricane resistant)
• Replace the roof (long term maintenance)
• Install fence at back side of property abutting single family homes (resident security).
Tags:Affordable, Disabilities, Disabled Housing, Funding, Grants, HUD, Improvements, Nonprofits, Section 811
Posted in JPH News 2010 | Comments Closed
