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Board approves seven homeowner‑occupied program contracts, bringing program toward 22 homes
Summary
Administrative Resources Association reported seven contracts before the board that will bring Franklin's homeowner-occupied program to 20 homes now (22 when remaining contracts are completed); staff said the program saves homeowners an average of about $14,000 per repair.
The board approved seven contracts for Franklin's owner-occupied housing program after a presentation by Whitney of Administrative Resources Association.
Whitney said construction has been completed on 13 homes and that the seven contracts before the board will make 20 homes completed, with two additional contracts still needed to close the program at 22 homes total. She said the average repair cost in Franklin is around $14,000 and that the program significantly reduces homeowner costs.
Board members praised the program's local impact and voted to approve the homeowner-occupied program contracts as presented.
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