Lily Mae is almost ready for occupancy!

by Asish Patel on November 23, 2007

in Ending Homelessness, Project Management, Supportive Housing

Lily Mae is a permanent, affordable and development sponsored by Cape Counseling Services, Inc. Construction of the thirteen (13) unit building continues and is expected to wrap up by the end of the year. To read the previous posts on Lily Mae click here.

01 Roof trusses have been installed

14 Hardie Siding has been installed on second floor

These are the latest photos of the construction taken between August - November 2007. Construction is at approximately 70% and some of completed work includes new asphalt shingle roof, Solar Tubes on the roof, new energy efficient windows and the sprinkler system.

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The members of the Development Team are:

Developer Cape Counseling Services, Cape May Court House, NJ

Architect
Kitchen & Associates Architectural Services, PA, Collingswood, NJ

Attorneys
Law Office of Jeffrey R. Kuschner, Montclair, NJ

Kay & Kay Attorneys at Law, , NJ

General Contractor
Sal Orapallo Construction, Northfield, NJ

Consultant
Monarch Housing Associates, Cranford, NJ

Funders include the:

Special Needs Housing Trust Fund,
Housing Mortgage finance Agency (HMFA),
Department of Community Affairs HOME,
Division of Mental Health Services, and
HUD McKinney-Vento SHP.

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