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Board approves PACE rehabilitation payments for multiple properties
Summary
The board approved partial and full PACE disbursements for four property rehabilitation projects—623 Broadway ($3,125 partial final), 307 West (full $25,000), 835 West 3rd ($4,290), and 1126 West 2nd ($25,000)—citing improvements to housing stock in neighborhoods that long lacked investment.
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On July 6 the Board of Public Works and Safety approved PACE program payments for several rehabilitated properties across the city.
Staff presented a $3,125 partial final for work at 623 Broadway that included foundation tuck‑pointing, chimney reconstruction and siding repairs. The board approved a full $25,000 final payment for 307 West Street for a demolition and rebuild of a dilapidated structure and for work to repair fire‑damage shared with a neighboring bike shop fire. A separate rehab at 835 West 3rd received its full payout ($4,290) for window replacement, and 1126 West 2nd was approved for a $25,000 full PACE payment for foundation repairs, reframing, roof repairs and rewiring.
The mayor praised the PACE program as a critical financing source helping reverse long‑term decline in parts of the city and said these projects are adding quality housing stock. The board unanimously approved the payments on voice votes.

