Photos from the Lily Mae Grand Opening are online!

by Richard Brown Ending Homelessness, Project Management, Supportive Housing Add comments

Freeholder Thornton, Greg Speed and Sabrina Hand

On May 22, 2008, Cape Counseling Services held the Grand Opening for the Lily Mae Supportive Housing Apartments in Wildwood, NJ. On the right Freeholder Gerald Thornton and Sabrina Hand of the Cape May County Department of Human Services present an award to Greg Speed.

We are posting today, photos from the Grand Opening. We will be posting more videos on Wednesday. To view our prior posts on this project click here.

The Lily Mae is a two-story building in Wildwood, New Jersey that has undergone substantial renovations over the past year. The project will provide for twelve homeless individuals with chronic disabilities. The building was originally operated as a motel and most recently as a boarding home for low-income persons with disabilities until Services acquired it in 2004.

These are some of thirty-eight (38) photos from the grand opening.

Greg_Speed_receives_an_award_from_Mayor_Troiano.JPG Entrance_with_accessible_ramp.JPG Welcoming_entrance.JPG Freeholder_Director_Gerald_Thornton_addresses_the_audience.JPG
Manager_s_unit_living_room.JPG Greg_Speed_presented_with_an_award_from_Freeholder_Director__Gerald_Thornton.JPG Lydia_Taylor,_former_owner_of_Lily_Mae.JPG View_of_efficiency_apartment.JPG
Contractors_Sal_and_Pat_Orapallo_presented_with_award.JPG Rear_view_of_ramp.JPG Richard_Brown_speaks_about_Lily_Mae.JPG View_of_the_building.JPG
Resident_manager_s_kitchen.JPG Alison_Recca-Ryan_speaks_about_the_project.JPG Barbara_Neary.JPG Breakfast_bar_in_efficiency_units.JPG

You can click on any photo to see it full size or click here to view all of the photos. To save a photo right click on the photo.

To view a slide show click here.

The building now contains twelve (12) efficiency apartments for homeless individuals and one (1) one-bedroom resident manager’s apartment. The building design incorporates sustainable features that promote energy efficiency and overall building performance through innovative sustainable design. Every unit has its own kitchen and bathroom. Four fully handicapped units are located on the first floor and eight units plus a superintendents unit are on the second floor. There is also a Gathering Room and Meeting Room on the first floor. To read the previous posts on Lily Mae click here.

The project was made possible with financial support from Special Needs Housing Trust Fund, Housing Mortgage Finance Agency (HMFA), Department of Community Affairs HOME, Division of Mental Health Services, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Corporation for Supportive Housing.

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, Wildwood, NJ

General Contractor
Sal Orapallo Construction, Northfield, NJ
Monarch Housing Associates served as the consultant and our Team was involved with the project during construction.

To read the previous posts on Lily Mae click here.

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