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In the agency s Vision 2030 plan, they unveiled which properties will be demolished, rebuilt and repaired. Author: Alicia Neaves Updated: 12:37 AM EDT June 3, 2021
COLUMBIA, S.C. In less than 10 years, public housing is expected to look very different in Columbia and Richland County.
In a virtual meeting Wednesday, Columbia Housing announced a new plan to demolish, renovate and add new affordable housing by 2030.
From July 2019 until now, architects, engineers, appraisers and environmental consultants have assessed all properties of the Columbia Housing Authority.
That s 1,684 units in 28 complexes.
In order to fund the demolition, rebuilding and renovation of these properties, Columbia Housing will adopt a new public housing platform.
This is not another Allen Benedict Court situation. Gas remains off at St. Andrews Terrace
Columbia Housing is working with Dominion Energy, a private contractor and the fire department, as the agencies continue to inspect the property. Author: Eleanor Tabone (WLTX) Updated: 11:52 PM EDT May 24, 2021
COLUMBIA, S.C. The gas remains turned off at a Columbia public housing apartment complex after residents were given the option to evacuate on Friday and a gas leak was confirmed on Saturday.
The Columbia Housing Authority (CHA) on Friday said it was voluntarily relocating up to 24 families from St. Andrews Terrace after a gas leak was detected on the property.
Columbia Housing voluntarily moving over 20 families from St Andrews Terrace Apartment due to gas leak abccolumbia.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from abccolumbia.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The workshop starts at 6 p.m. and if you’re a landlord, you must register through Zoom.
Curtis spoke with Columbia Housing’s CEO Ivory Mathews about how this workshop will not only help landlords, but it helps those in need to afford a roof over their heads.
Mathews says in 2020, Columbia Housing paid out more than $30 million to local landlords in rental assistance payments, which helped them pay property taxes, mortgages and it gave them the opportunity to help many low-income families afford housing.
To register, please visit Columbia Housing’s website.