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Berkeley County awards $1.322 million to Habitat for Humanity for nine-home Pasley Drive project
Summary
Berkeley County presented a $1,322,256 HOME-program check to Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley County to begin construction of nine affordable homes on Pasley Drive in Goose Creek.
Berkeley County officials presented a $1,322,256 HOME-program check to Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley County and said construction will begin in the coming weeks on nine affordable homes on Pasley Drive in Goose Creek.
County Supervisor John P. Cribb read the announcement to council and County staff and joined representatives from Habitat for Humanity and council members at the front of the meeting. The county described the payment as a HOME program award for the Pasley Drive project. A representative from Habitat for Humanity thanked the county during the presentation.
The county and Habitat for Humanity said the houses will be built in partnership under the HOME program. The presentation at the council meeting was ceremonial: council members acknowledged the award and the project timeline but did not take additional votes related to contracting or grant terms during the public portion of the meeting.
No additional implementation milestones, contractor names, unit sizes, household income targets, or construction schedules were provided during the presentation; those details were not specified in the meeting record.
