HSH approves four elevator modernization grants to improve supportive housing
November 07, 2024 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
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This initiative is part of a broader $10 million funding effort to enhance the quality of housing for residents in permanent supportive housing (PSH). The focus is on addressing critical repairs and upgrading outdated elevator systems to ensure the health and safety of residents. Hewson emphasized that these upgrades will not only improve accessibility but also enhance the overall living experience for those in supportive housing.
As part of the agreements, grantees are required to manage the repair projects and submit detailed plans within specified timelines. This includes a project plan outlining milestones and a communication strategy to keep residents informed about the work and any necessary relocations.
The proposal received unanimous support from the commissioners, with Commissioner Guerrero expressing enthusiasm for the elevator repairs, highlighting their importance for resident safety and comfort. The meeting concluded without public comment, indicating strong internal backing for this essential housing improvement initiative.
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