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Stamford Manor residents and housing authority ask planning board to keep $2M for repairs
Summary
Representatives from the housing authority and Stamford Manor residents urged the planning board at a Jan. 13 hearing to maintain funding for a $2 million renovation aimed at upgrading safety, accessibility and energy systems at the 215-unit affordable Stamford Manor building.
Representatives of Ripple Oak Corporation, the development arm of Charter Oak Communities, and residents of Stamford Manor urged the Stamford Planning Board on Jan. 13 to support funding for repairs and upgrades at Stamford Manor, a 215-unit building in downtown Stamford that primarily serves elderly and disabled residents.
John Gottlieb of Ripple Oak Corporation said the mayor’s original community development request included $3,000,000 for affordable housing; the planning board’s recommendation…
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