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Council authorizes MSHDA grant application to convert four downtown buildings into 10 apartments
Summary
The council approved Resolution 25.26 to apply for MSHDA Community Development Block Grant funding to convert underused second floors at four downtown addresses into 10 apartments, six targeted to households at 80% or less of area median income, with a total project cost of about $1.58 million.
The Allegan City Council voted Aug. 25 to authorize submission of a Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) Community Development Block Grant application to support the creation of 10 apartments in downtown Allegan.
City Manager Joel Dye told the council the proposal would convert underutilized second floors at 116 Locust St. (four apartments), 115 Locust St. (two), 138 Hubbard St. (two) and 145 Brady…
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