The Finance & Personnel Committee has approved an AARP grant for an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) design contest. The grant will support initiatives to promote affordable housing options for seniors in La Crosse, Wisconsin. This contest will encourage creative and innovative designs for ADUs, which are small secondary dwellings located on the same property as a primary residence.
The AARP grant will provide funding for the ADU design contest, fostering collaboration between designers, architects, and community members to create living spaces that meet the needs of older adults. The goal of the contest is to generate new ideas for affordable and accessible housing solutions, addressing the growing demand for senior housing in the area. The Finance & Personnel Committee’s approval of the grant highlights their commitment to supporting initiatives that benefit the community and enhance the quality of life for residents.
By approving the AARP grant for the ADU design contest, the Finance & Personnel Committee is taking a proactive approach to address the affordable housing crisis in La Crosse. This initiative not only provides financial support for innovative design solutions but also promotes community engagement and collaboration. The contest will likely spark creative ideas and sustainable housing options that could positively impact the local senior population and contribute to a more inclusive and age-friendly community.
AARP grant for ADU design contest approved by Finance & Personnel Committee.
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