Submitted by LASA.
LASA (Living Access Support Alliance) is $500,000 closer to their $10.5 million capital campaign goal to build 25 units of affordable housing at Gravelly Lake Drive SW and Fairlawn AVE SW. Gravelly Lake Commons will include one-, two- and three-bedroom units.
State Representative Mari Leavitt is shown with the arrow that depicts the goal of $10.5 million dollar and the amount that Representative Mari Leavitt, State Senator T’wina Nobles and Representative Dan Bronoske championed through the state of Washington to bring $500k to the project.
Don Gaines says
That’s $420,000 excluding the price of the land. Seems pretty costly to me.
Bob Warfield says
Come on board Don; be informed. You’re unlikely to fine anyone acquainted with the challenge of homeless intervention and prevention less than 100 percent enthusiastic about what LASA is doing to make a difference for Lakewood community. What are you doing?