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Newport News 2025–2029 Five-Year Consolidated Plan and 2025–2026 Annual Action Plan

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Goal Accomplishments 2) Facilitate the • Completed 50-unit mid-rise for elderly and disabled revitalization/ redevelopment residents as Phase I of Orcutt Homes redevelopment of rental communities to • Initiated development of 40 new townhomes as part of provide a positive residential Orcutt Homes redevelopment environment and serve as a strong community asset • Marshall Courts modernization initiated by NNRHA with the installation of air conditioning for approximately 350 rental units • Newport Harbor (formerly Walker Village) renovations completed by private sector preserving 200 affordable rental units using NNRHA mortgage revenue bonds • Seven Oaks renovations initiated by new private owner using low-income housing tax credits 3) Improve the • Chestnut Avenue Corridor received affiliate designation by appearance and appeal of the the Virginia MainStreet Program neighborhood and community • Facade loan program implemented resulting in three loans retail/commercial corridors to businesses on Chestnut Avenue including a beauty while facilitating entrepreneurial opportunities school and florist • NNRHA completed renovations of the Southeast Community Redevelopment Site Office at 3001 Jefferson Avenue which included exterior improvements, new signs, and window canopies • NNRHA completed the renovation of the former Kline Furniture building at 2705 Jefferson Avenue (building donated by owner to NNRHA) which provides offices for 28 employees 4) Upgrade the • Bay Electric, a major electrical contractor purchased the employment opportunities for newly renovated Southeast Industrial Building located in residents through the the 600 block of 36th Street which was previously owned generation of new job by the City Economic Development Authority. opportunities as part of the commercial corridor • The Office of Human Affairs completed the development revitalization and in identified of a child care center by the on the 600 block of Hampton redevelopment areas Avenue which employs child care workers and support staff. The facility serves approximately 96 children on property leased by OHA from NNRHA. Whenever possible, the benchmarks for the revised and updated NRSA reflect time- sensitive, feasible performance measurements given anticipated resources which are generally projected in the Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development 2006 –2010.
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