Renovate 20 Apartments in Parkridge - Phase 2 RFP
Posted
Sep 24, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Renovating 20 apartments at the family development.
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Posted
Sep 24, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Renovating 20 apartments at the family development.
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City
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Bethlehem
County
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Lehigh
Address
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645 Main St
Phone Number
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(610) 865-8300
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18018
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bethlehem Housing Authority
The board reviewed the financial and Section 8 utilization reports, noting favorable variances in expenses and deferred rental income. Updates were provided on the upcoming REAC inspection of the Marvine Development, staffing needs, and community events such as the annual carnival and park dedication. Significant discussion took place regarding the status of the Choice Neighborhood initiative, including funding challenges and potential financing alternatives. Resolutions were passed to renew employee health insurance and to conditionally award Project-Based Vouchers to the Gateway 4th Project. Additionally, the board discussed establishing a formal conflict of interest recusal procedure and addressed public safety concerns raised by residents of the Litzenberger House.
This document serves as a notice for the upcoming regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Bethlehem Housing Authority, which is scheduled to take place at the Monocacy Tower Community Room, with an option for remote participation via Zoom.
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The board reviewed financial and Section 8 utilization reports, including discussions on a new agreement for utility services to reduce costs. Administrative updates included the hiring of a new Family Development Office manager, upcoming community events, and scheduled property inspections. The board approved the operating budget for the next fiscal year, contracts for appliance replacements and unit renovations at Parkridge, radon testing services, and revisions to personnel policies regarding minimum salaries. Additionally, updates were provided on the scholarship program and the status of the voucher RFP process.
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