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Julie Lane
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Reporter, Shelter Island Reporter
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Community Housing Board seeking accessory dwelling applicants: Last chance to qualify for 1st funding round
By Julie Lane Verified| Shelter Island Reporter Verified If you are a property owner who has been thinking about considering the “ADU-Plus One” program that could provide some funding that puts an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on your property, now’s the time to learn about the program before funding dries up in the first tranche of State funding. The Town has qualified for $2 million in funding. With close to 16 applicants in the pipeline, that would dry up the funding that provides up to $125,000 to help fund an individual ADU project.
By Julie Lane Verified| Shelter Island Reporter Verified Residents learned in the past week they will be looking at increases in rates for both North and South ferry companies with the North Ferry rate proposal known and the South Ferry proposal expected to be revealed shortly. North Ferry General Manager Bridg Hunt and Manager John Michalak presided over an information session on April 9 to discuss the planned increase with Island residents whose tickets are subsidized by those who pay full fares.
Community Housing Board seeking accessory dwelling applicants: Last chance to qualify for 1st funding round
By Julie Lane Verified| Shelter Island Reporter Verified If you are a property owner who has been thinking about considering the “ADU-Plus One” program that could provide some funding that puts an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on your property, now’s the time to learn about the program before funding dries up in the first tranche of State funding. The Town has qualified for $2 million in funding. With close to 16 applicants in the pipeline, that would dry up the funding that provides up to $125,000 to help fund an individual ADU project.
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Shelter Island Reporter
United States