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Northbrook to break ground July 22 on Peppard Place, 48 supportive housing units for people with disabilities
Summary
Village President Ciesla announced a July 22 groundbreaking for Peppard Place, a 48‑unit supportive affordable housing development developed in partnership with HODC to serve people with disabilities and households with a family member with a disability.
Village President Ciesla announced that the village and the police department are partnering with Heartland Organization for Development and Community (HODC) to break ground on Peppard Place, a supportive affordable housing development scheduled for July 22.
President Ciesla said Peppard Place will contain 48 affordable units intended for people with a disability or households with a family member who has a disability. The project is named for Tom Peppard, the village’s retired director of development and planning, who helped advance affordable housing initiatives in Northbrook.
The announcement was presented as part of the president’s remarks; trustees applauded the project’s potential to address local demand for supportive housing. No financing details, construction schedule beyond the groundbreaking date or developer contract specifics were given in the meeting record.
