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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: to Continue the Ongoing Replacement of the Tidewater Gardens Distressed Public Housing Site in Norfolk, Va With High-quality Mixed-income Housing. the Supplemental Grant Award Is for Previously Funded Implementation Grantees to Help Address Funding Gaps Resulting From the COVID-19 Pandemic Related to Rising Construction Costs, Supply Chain Disruptions and Higher Interest Rates.; Activities to Be Performed: Site Improvements, Relocation for Residents, Demolition of Existing Public Housing Units, Construction of New Mixed-income Units; Expected Outcomes: Develop Approximately 784 New Mixed-income Units, Including the Grant-funded Physical Development of 260 Replacement Public Housing Units. Additional Units May Be Developed With or Without Grant Funds as Per the Nofo.; Intended Beneficiaries: for Choice Neighborhoods Supplemental Grants, the Ultimate Beneficiaries Are Residents of the Severely Distressed Public And/or Assisted Housing Projects and Residents of the Surrounding Community. ; Subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds
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$2.5 Million
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