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High Mar Lottery Application Now Available

Application Deadline: March 11, 2014 @ 5:00 P.M.

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Thank you for your interest in High Mar, Boulder Housing Partner's (BHP) newest affordable senior living community in South Boulder. Due to the overwhelming interest in High Mar, eligible applications will be processed using a lottery system. BHP recommends that you submit the application online to avoid a long wait when applying through in person. Read more...

Lottery Application Q&A

Success of BHP's Kalmia Zero-Waste Project Earns Media Attention

Boulder Housing Partners' Tim Beal and Jessica Robetor discuss the recent success of the Zero Waste Program at Kalmia. Through a partnership with Eco-Cycle, the City of Boulder, and Western Disposal, the Kalmia Community is now diverting 40% of total material from the landfill through both recycling and their newly instituted composting service.

BHP looks forward to extending the success of this program to nine other properties through the Boulder County Zero Waste Grant that was awarded recently.

The segment will run through Friday, March 7 on Comcast Channel 8, https://vimeo.com/87909930

Learn more about Zero-Waste at bouldercolorado.gov/lead/boulder-zero-waste-project.

 

High Mar Construction Update

High Mar Construction Update

February 10, 2014

Construction continues on the High Mar project! The entire building is now framed and completely dried-in. Siding work on the exterior of the building is on-going. Subcontractors have begun flooring, painting, and cabinetry work on the western portion of the building. Drywall work, insulation, and rough electrical and plumbing work continues on the eastern portion of the building.

For more information on the project, please visit our High Mar webpage. Questions about future leasing may now be directed to Shari Owen at owens@boulderhousingpartners.org or 720-564-4652. Applications are NOT yet available for potential tenants.

 

 

 

 

Family Self-Sufficiency Currently Accepting Applications

Boulder County's Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Waitlist Open and Accepting Applications.

 

Family Self Sufficiency (FSS) is a 5 year program designed to help low-income families gain education and job skills in order to improve their family's financial situation and move
toward self-sufficiency. FSS is open to low-income families who are interested in pursuing further education for a GED, high school diploma,training certificate or college degree, with the end goal of securing stable employment.


Application

 

Please contact Katie Frye at 303-441-3923 or kfrye@bouldercounty.org with any questions about the FSS application process.

 

 

What's Going Up at 1175 Lee Hill?

Lee Hill Construction Update

February 19, 2014
1175 Lee Hill continues to change daily as the framing crews are out on site. The main first floor walls are framed and sheathed. The framers are currently working on framing the second floor walls. Steel columns and beams have been erected on the lower slab. Framing of the lower slab will begin this Friday.

Questions or concerns? Contact BHP's Project Manager, Shannon Cox Baker, at cox-bakers@boulderhousingpartners.org

Click here to sign up for the latest 1175 Lee Hill Construction updates.

 

 

Boulder Housing Partners Awarded Major Grant for ART@1175

 


February 25, 2013

The Boulder Arts Commission is awarding Art@1175 their $10,000 Major Grant to place a mural on the exterior of 1175 Lee Hill. This is a huge success for BHP and the North Boulder neighborhood!

Art@1175 is a public art committee consisting of local artists and neighbors created to bring art to help make 1175 Lee Hill a venue for public art in North Boulder.

 

 

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