Pottery Chatroom Board

Shelly. This building is a senior one and you have to be 55 or over to live here. It is independent living. Meaning no meal programs or other services. No assisted living section either. Yes we do have a community room which is big enoughr to hold all the residents. Has a kitchen also so if your rent it for something you can cook if needed.

The only Food events are those for our early summer pick it and a Christmas dinner hosted by the management for free.

About half of those who live here either work, kid sit or volunteer outside the building. Very active group. There are a few people who are part of what is called Moving In. Very low income and subsidized by the county. They have to go through a screening process and only the management can say who gets ot live here. I thnk there are five apartment like that. Mthis isn't done so the building can be a section 48 building. This means there are some apartments in a 40, 59, 60 percent income level. Of say, using this as an example, you have an income of 1500 dollar per month, based on social security, your retirement and a percentage of your savings or bonds etc. you could be paying only 650 per month. Electric is paid by you but even if you have your air conditioning on all summer your bill might hit fifty dollars at most. Unless you have a washer and dryer in your apartment then it would be more. Heat and underground heated parking are included in the rent. The large two bedroom apt. Are market rate and run just I've a thousand a month. There really big and on the corners of the building with wrap around windows. There are also smaller two bedrooms with a dinning room.

Lee have a library , exercise room with bikes and treadmills, and computer room for use by anyone. Also a small beauty shop.

I have the thrift store and also working tonight. Will stop by in the morning. Cathy