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Concord opens applications for new affordable housing at Rick Judd Commons
Concord, California – With applications beginning July 15, Concord will open the waitlist for Rick Judd Commons, a new affordable housing project with 62 rental units at 1315 Galindo Street. Targeting low to moderate-income households, this project also includes accommodation for those with mobility problems.
There are one-, two-, and three-bedroom units in the development. Of these, 48 will be accessible using a lottery system following the July 29 application deadline. A solitary one-bedroom apartment under the Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) program and 13 units set aside especially for formerly homeless families are also part of the mix.
Income and application details
To be eligible for the Rick Judd Commons housing alternatives, potential occupants must satisfy particular income requirements. A candidate for a one-bedroom apartment has to have income between $32,700 and $84,120. Whereas three-bedroom homes are established for salaries between $77,850 and $96,550, two-bedroom flats call for an income range of $62,300 to $100,920.
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Applications may be submitted online utilizing the Doorway Housing Portal or the Resources for Community Development website. Starting on July 15 at 9:00 AM and running until July 29 at 5:00 PM, the portal will take pre-applications. Applicants should make sure all of their documentation has been submitted in within this window to be lottery eligible.
Amenities and accessibility
Rick Judd Commons offers many amenities in addition to affordable prices. The facility will have an on-site property management staff, a laundry room, a common room including a kitchen, designated covered parking, and a bicycle storage area. Residents will also enjoy a beautiful courtyard terrace in a smoke-free zone.
Ten especially built units guarantee simpler access and comfortable living for individuals with mobility issues. The site is conveniently near Todos Santos Plaza and the Concord BART station, so providing quick access to local stores and public transit.
Special provisions for vulnerable populations
Apart from the general use, the HOPWA program offers homes aid for households with an HIV/AIDS medical diagnosis. This initiative highlights the will of the community to help underprivileged groups.
How to apply
For further information, interested parties should visit the Rick Judd Commons website at rjc.rcdhousing.org. The website provides specifics on qualifying eligibility, the application procedure, and accessible units. Potential candidates can call the management at (925) 219-3559 or TTY: 415-345-4470 for further help or to ask for reasonable accommodation.
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This housing project will help Concord’s diverse population and significantly help to meet the need for affordable homes.
