Belmar Housing Authority Approves Cost-Saving Measures for Elevator, Building Repairs

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority meeting resulted in the approval of two resolutions aimed at reducing costs and improving local housing infrastructure. The first resolution authorized the re-tendering of building S repairs with revised specifications expected to be more cost-effective. The second resolution approved an elevator change order, which decreased the contract by $10,000 as the interior work will be completed by a different company for less cost. The discussions also included the status of ongoing projects, such as the near completion of an elevator upgrade and the occupancy of all housing units.

Belmar Housing Authority Discusses Elevator Repairs and Housing Programs

Overview: In the latest meeting of the Belmar Housing Authority, the most pressing topic was the upcoming elevator inspection and the associated complaints from residents about the delays in elevator repairs. The meeting also addressed the rejection of bids for the facade repair of the Belmar senior house, the approval of the 5-year plan and annual statement for the 2023 Capital Fund Grant, and discussions of a new housing program called RAD.

Belmar Housing Authority Secures Funding for Vital Repairs

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority convened to address multiple issues, with the most pressing topic being the receipt of bids for facade repair, as the range of proposed costs from various construction companies varied widely, from $467,000 to $1,600,000. The discussion surrounding the bids was critical as they were to be reviewed by engineers and attorneys before any decision could be made. This is part of a larger conversation about the Authority’s budget constraints and the need for essential exterior building maintenance.

Belmar Housing Authority Secures Grants for Key Repairs

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority met to discuss and approve significant projects, including elevator modernization, facade repairs, and preparations for future initiatives. Central to the meeting was the completion of elevator upgrades and the securing of grants for emergency funding and brick facade repairs. Residents raised concerns about the functionality and aesthetics of the elevator, while the Authority tackled issues ranging from leak mitigation to the enhancement of the living environment, such as the request for additional ashtrays and the approval of electronic work.

Belmar Housing Authority Prioritizes Elevator and Facade Repairs

Overview: The Belmar Housing Authority convened to discuss ongoing and upcoming projects, with the most notable topics including the nearing completion of elevator repairs and the steps toward the repair of the building’s brick facade. During the recent assembly, Executive Director Paul DeSantis reported that the elevator work would be finalized within the week, followed by the installation of fire and smoke alarms. The Authority also addressed the bidding process for the facade repairs, with plans to publish the bid notice in local newspapers to ensure wide coverage and to select a contractor within a 90-day window.