Chattanooga Housing Authority’s Oaks at Camden Selected as 2009 Excellence Award Winner
The Chattanooga Housing Authority’s Oaks at Camden development has been named a 2009 Excellence Award winner by the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Regional Planning Agency for being an “outstanding example of urban infill multi-housing.”
The Chattanooga Housing Authority was awarded a $4.2 million Recovery Act grant by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to redevelop Fairmount Avenue Apartments in North Chattanooga. The 36-unit “green” development will promote an environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient public housing community that will feature solar panels on the roof, supplying about 10% of the residents’ energy needs. The new Fairmount complex is slated for completion by December 2011 and will also feature 1- and 2-bedroom units, walking trails and grassy play areas for children.
The Villages At Alton Park
A peaceful summer sunset captured from the Chattanooga Housing Authority’s Hope IV development. This development was made possible by a $35 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and collaboration with the City of Chattanooga and various community partners.
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