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Cottage Line
APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL-1988
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PLAN OBJECTIVES
· Acquisition of 9 properties.
· Provision of financial and technical assistance to property owners for rehabilitation.
· Improvement of East Ocean View Avenue including landscaping and traffic medians
· Improvement of neighborhood streets, particularly Kingston and Hillside Avenues
· Development of new owner-occupied housing
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BRIEF DESCRIPTON OF IMPLEMENTED ACTIVITIES
· Acquired 51 properties
· Relocated 91 displaced residents
· Demolished 10 structures
· Disposed of 63 properties
· Provided 83 loans for rehabilitation activities
· Constructed 53 new single-family homes on sites throughout the neighborhood
· Installed new sidewalks, street trees and street resurfacing on Kingston Avenue between Beaumont Avenue and Cape View Avenue
1987/2008 NEIGHBORHOOD STRUCTURE ASSESSMENT
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Conditions
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Percentage 1987
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Percentage 2008
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|
Good
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31
|
60
|
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Fair
|
67
|
39
|
|
Poor
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2
|
1
|
|
TOTAL
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100
|
100
|
TOTAL AMOUNT OF INVESTMENTS THROUGH FISCAL YEAR 2008 BY FUNDING SOURCE
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CDBG
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$2,740,713
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|
CIP
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$3,724,306
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HOME
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$109,335
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RLF
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$272,699
|
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OTHER
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$2,885,156
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|
TOTAL
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$9,732,209
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PLAN STATUS/RECOMMENDATIONS AND ANTICIPATED EXIT DATE
When the Conservation Plan was prepared, the Project Area Committee requested that project activities be completed by the end of 1995. Significant progress has been made, however, there still remain a few multi-family properties that are problematic and need to be acquired. Rehabilitation programs should remain in force over time to sustain the neighborhood. The Chesapeake Street property needs to be developed. Negotiations are currently underway with a developer. Development of the site is anticipated to take 3 – 5 years. Upon completion, the community should be placed in a maintence status.
Conservation Area
Active Project
