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PDC Approves
Housing Projects
Five o f the nine housing units
will be affordable to families earn
ing between 40 to 50 percent for the
median family income (MFI). The
other four units will be affordable
to 50 to 60 percent o f MFI.
PDC will provide $402,000 in
loans and equity gap financing for
the $1,138,000 project. In addi
tion, PDC will provide a $50,000
loan through the Business Assis
tance Program for the commercial
portion o f the project. O ther fi
nancing is to be provided by US
National Bank, grants from the
Housing Trust Fund and Neighbor
hood Partnership Fund and a com
bination o f residential and com
mercial financing provided by the
Livable City Housing Investment
Fund.
The land for the project is being
donated through Multnomah Coun
ty 's Affordable Housing Develop
ment Program
“ Both projects support the Liv
able City Housing Initiative to build
50,000 new affordable housing units
within the City in close proximity to
major transit corridors by the year
2014,” said PDC Executive Direc
tor, Jan Burreson. “The projects
also respond well to the policies,
goals and objectives o f the Albina
Community Plan,” she added.
PDC’s Rental Housing Devel
opment Loan Program offers low-
interest loans to qualifying non
profit organizations providing spe
cial needs housing or services to
special needs populations.
PDC is the city’s agency for
housing urban renewal, and eco
nomic and workforce development.
Gallagher To Retail
Council Chair
Jack H. Gallagher III, Associate
Vice President o f Norris, Beggs &
Simpson has been elected National
Chairman o f the Retail Council for
New America Network, announced
Gerald C. Finn, President o f NAN.
The 300-member Retail Council's
primary responsibilities include pro
viding quality service to retailers,
landlords, and developers through
out the top 150 U.S. markets; a plat
form for nationwide interaction be
tween retail specialists; and enhanc
ing business development among the
members.
Norris, Beggs & Simpson has been
a member o f NAN since 1982 and
Gallagher has been an active partic
ipant on the Retail Council since
1988. Gallagher has extensive ex
pertise in retail leasing and sales. He
is a member o f the I ntemational Coun-
cil o f Shopping Centers, Portland,
Oregon Board o f Realtors, and Na
tional Association o f Realtors.
New America Network, based in
Hightstown, New Jersey, is the N a
tion’s largest organization o f inde
pendent industrial and commercial
real estate professionals. The organi
zation operates a network o f over
15 1 member firms serving over 210
Habitat For Humanity And Target To Build House
Volunteers construct a local Portland home.
Target employee volunteers will
help build a house for a local family
this spring in Portland as part o f a
national partnership between Target
A Community Safety Guide is
available to the public at no cost
from REACH Community Devel
opment.
The guide includes tips on crime
prevention, personal and child safe
ty, home and auto security, graffiti
removal and more. It also helps
readers understand and respond to
alcohol and drug abuse, domestic
violence and gang activity.
The guide includes descriptions
o f crime prevention services avail
able from community agencies. The
focus is on Southeast Portland, with
an attachment listing similar agen
cies in other parts o f town. Phone
numbers for the Southeast agencies
are in Vietnamese, Spanish, Rus
sian and English.
SAFECO Insurance Companies
funded the Commun ity Safety Gu ide.
The Guide is part o f REACH’S
Belmont Action Plan, a grass-roots
program to strengthen the neighbor
hood around Belmont Street between
28th and 39th Avenues.
To order a free copy o f the Com
munity Safety Guide, contact Sus
an Bemikerat REACH (231-0682).
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Services include site search and
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building, then known as the Wash
ington Building, through a combina
tion donation/purchase from the
Herbert and Florinc Dahlkc family.
It was then renovated to include 76
studio units. During the 1980’s,
Rosenbaum Plaza became the last
apartment building in Portland to be
converted from a steam heating sys
tem supplied by Portland’s steam
plant located under the Marquam
Bridge. Currently it contains 72 sin
gle room occupancy and four one-
bedroom units.
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Humanity. "Through this partnership,
Target employees will show wha,
can be achieved when people work
together to help each other. Portland
Habitat for Humanity is very excited
to be working with Target on the
Building A Wonderful Life’ pro
gram."
The Anthony and Wendy Nabors
family was selected by Portland Hab
itat for Humanity. Families are cho
sen based on need, income, and their
ability to repay a zero-interest mort
gage and their willingness to invest
hundreds o f hours o f labor to help
build the house.
The “Building A Wonderful Life”
program was inspired by the key
messages o f philanthropy and com
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holiday movie, It’s a Wonderful Life.
The program was launched by Tar
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Rosenbaum Plaza Open House
The Housing Authority o f Port
land invites you to attend an open
• house reception at the Rosenbaum
Plaza Thursday, April 25, 1996 at 3
p.m. 1218 SW Washington. The
open house will begin will a recogni
tion ceremony.
The building has recently under
gone extensive renovation. The 76-
unit building provides housing for
low income elderly and people with
disabilities. Joining in the celebra
tion will be the retail business locat
ed on the Plaza’s first floor, includ
ing Innovative Housing Inc., Fink-
Moberg Luggage, Speed Print and
Ma & Pa’s Market
Special guests include, former
H AP C o m m issio n C h a ir Fred
Rosenbaum for whom the building is
named; HAP Com m ission Chair
Howard Shaprio; Jan Robertson, vice
p re sid e n t o f N o rris, B eg g s &
Simpson; and Rosenbaum Plaza res
idents. HAP Executive Director
Denny West will emcee the event.
The $50,000 renovation included
exterior painting and repair, new
signange, and awnings. The common
area was painted and its carpeting re
placed. Furniture, a TVZVCR and a
pool table were added to the commu
nity room. The project was coordinat
ed by HAP Housing Operations Prop
erty Specialist Annie Trullinger.
Rosenbaum Plaza, built in 1912,
was once known as the Palace Hotel.
In 1976, the Housing Authority of
Portland a c q jire d the five-story
Stores and Habitat for Humanity In
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Construction ofthe home, located
at 6 2 10 NE 8th, began last week and
is scheduled to be completed in July.
The property was donated by Mult
nomah County with the $250 transfer
costs raised by the 6th grade class of
Holy Family School. Volunteers from
the six Portland Target Stores will
work with Habitat for Humanity and
the partner family on activities such
as wall-raising.siding and painting.
Target Stores’ nationwide "Build
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Targe, has pledged to build a new
home in metropolitan areas where it
will open new stores-w ith nearly 50
Habitat homes in 16 states in 1996,
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