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Waynesboro City Council Grant Supports $36M Affordable Housing Project

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Enterprise Community Development closed financing for 1030 Alston Court, a $36 million affordable housing community planned for Waynesboro. This project, which will house 96 families, was supported by city funding and an additional $300,000 from a local philanthropic partner. The funding resolved a previous controversy regarding a $500,000 grant approved by the Waynesboro City Council in April.

From augustafreepress.com

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The successful financing of the Alston Court project demonstrates a commitment to increasing affordable housing options in Waynesboro. The city's financial support, combined with private funding, was key to finalizing the development.

From augustafreepress.com

Who's involved

  • city councilLegislative body that approved grant funding for the housing project.
  • WaynesboroThe city where the affordable housing development is taking place.

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