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Vermont Governor Signs Mobile Home Bill
15-May-2012

Yesterday, at Richard’s Mobile Home Park in Bethel, Vermont, Governor Peter Shumlin signed..

Energy Symposium: Managing in an Après Fuels World
30-Mar-2012

This Sunday there will be an exciting symposium happening here in the Queen City, focused on the..

VPR Generation Gap Series
29-Mar-2012

This week, Vermont Public Radio is running a series on the generation gap in Vermont -- how youn..

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Case Study

Bus Barns, Burlington, Vermont
This was the site of trolley and bus storage and maintenance since 1870. The property is historic, but also suffered from environmental contamination. This property required a complex web of funding from tax incentives, historic rehabilitation incentives, affordable housing grants and loans and a capital fund drive to build the Good News Garage, a non‐profit that repairs donated cars for low‐income people. It was a board member of CHT who launched Good News Garage and he has been all over the country helping people to replicate it.

Uses: 25 affordable apartments; the Good News Garage; neighborhood commercial spaces

Total Development Cost: $5,713,000
Bus Barns Good News Garage
Bus Barns
Bus Barns, Burlington, Vermont
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