10/27 • Blog

Ten families building a neighborhood in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — Ten families will soon embark on a community build on West 11th Street in Port Angeles.

They aren’t just building homes, they are building a neighborhood.

Everyone involved attended the Mutual Self Help groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday.

This program, which helps working families achieve their goal of home-ownership, is a sweat equity program sponsored by the Peninsula Housing Authority (PHA).

Next year at this time these families hope to be living in 10 brand new homes that they will construct on adjacent lots in the 1700 and 1800 blocks of West 11th Street.

Each family had to meet certain income and credit requirements to be approved for this build, said Priscilla Leffler, coordinator of the program.

The lots are cleared and work will begin soon after permits are issued.

All 10 families will build together under the guidance of a construction supervisor provided by PHA.

Read more of the Daily News article here.


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