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City program to repair 30 homes will prioritize roofs; painting and ramps may face shortfalls
Summary
Council heard an update on a city home-repair initiative covering 30 houses; staff said roofs — described as highest risk — will be done first and that painting and ramps could exceed line-item funding.
A city staff member told the council the city’s home-repair effort covering 30 homes will prioritize completing roofs first because of safety risks, and that other work such as painting and handicap ramps may require more funding or outside referrals.
The projects include roof replacement, ramp work and exterior painting. Staff said the program budgeted $6,000 per house for painting but does not have a contingency set aside if bids exceed…
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