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3 Mission To improve and beautify the neighborhood through comprehensive façade and landscape improvements. Program The Kentland/Palmer Park TNI Home Restoration Façade Improvement Program provided up to $12,000 in grants to 25 income-qualified homeowners. Eligible homeowners must earn 80% or less of area median income, live in their home as their primary residence, be current on their mortgage and property taxes, and be located on one of the three designated streets: East Lombard, East Kilmer, and East East Inwood. In addition to the Kentland/Palmer Park TNI grant funds, the program leveraged the Prince George s County Raincheck Rebate program. Homeowners could receive up to $4,000 for eligible stormwater management features such as the installation of rain barrels, planting of native trees, removal of concrete, and the installation of permeable pavers for walks and driveways. In all, Phase I leveraged almost $40,000 in Raincheck rebates. More importantly, participating homes are treating stormwater runoff from over 11,000 square feet of impervious surfaces. The Home Restoration Façade Improvement Program was administered by Housing Initiative Partnership (HIP). HIP is an innovative nonprofit housing developer and counseling agency based in Prince George s County. Contracting services were provided by JD Clark Professional Services, a woman-owned, minority, County-based contractor and Denison Landscaping, a County-based, family-owned business. Additional Investments Habitat for Humanity of Metro Maryland completed weatherization work and minor home repair on four homes, totaling over $40,000 of value. Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCH) has committed $475,000 in Community Legacy funds to purchase six vacant homes in Kentland. The Redevelopment Authority of Prince George s County and the have committed a total of $740,000 to substantially renovate these six homes. Upon completion the homes will be sold to first-time homebuyers. To date, two homes have been purchased and are under renovation: 7108 East Lombard Street and 7108 East Inwood Street. Prince George s County Department of Public Works has invested over $700,000 in infrastructure improvements such as street paving and sidewalk repairs. The Neighborhood Design Center through the Right Tree, Right Place program planted 115 street trees on East Lombard, East Kilmer, and East Inwood Streets.
4 Facade Improvement Addresses East Lombard Street 7219 East Lombard Street 7208 East Lombard Street 7206 East Lombard Street 7204 East Lombard Street 7207 East Lombard Street 7203 East Lombard Street 7200 East Lombard Street 7109 East Lombard Street 7103 East Lombard Street 7101 East Lombard Street 7102 East Lombard Street 7100 East Lombard Street East Lombard Street 7002 East Kilmer Street 7008 East Kilmer Street 7100 East Kilmer Street 7110 East Kilmer Street 7202 East Kilmer Street 7208 East Kilmer Street 7210 East Kilmer Street 7216 East Kilmer Street 7202 East Inwood Street 7002 East Inwood Street 7000 East Inwood Street
5 Map of all Facade Improvement Houses, Full Rehab Houses, and Streetscaping Site Map NORT NORTH drawing is proportionately scaled
6 -replace front window -repair canopy -new front door, storm door, house light, mailbox, door knocker, address numbers and door hardware -new fencing -new permeable paver walkway -new rain barrel *Habitat for Humanity Weatherization & Home Repair program -replaced gutters -significant concrete repair to porch -paint trim, porch, foundation, door -new address numbers, mailbox, door knocker, door hardware -replace landscaping timbers -permeable paver walkway E. Lombard E. Lombard
7 -replace roof -replace storm door -replace 3 windows -repair siding -install new gutters and downspouts -install new shutters -repair walkway -new handrails -replace privacy fence -new shutters -paint trim, foundation, some siding -replace gutters and downspouts -repair and paint fence -replace portion of privacy fence and gate -new light fixture, house numbers, mailbox, and door knocker -permeable pavers E. Lombard E. Lombard
8 -new shutters -clean and repair brick retaining wall -install metal fencing -repair concrete step -paint trim and foundation -install house light, address numbers, and mailbox -install new railings -rainbarrel -new roof -permeable paver driveway and walkway -shutters spainting trim, foundation, stoop, and fence -house light, address numbers, door knocker, mailbox -railings E. Lombard E. Lombard
9 -new front door and storm door -paint trim, stairs, foundation, front door and fence -new house light, mailbox, shutters address numbers, and handrails -removed 40 foot pine tree -permeable paver walkway *Habitat for Humanity Weatherization & Home Repair program -new siding, shutters, and gutters -replaced 2 windows -new roof, railings, house light and address numbers -new white vinyl fence *Habitat for Humanity Weatherization & Home Repair program E. Lombard E. Lombard
10 -new siding, shutters, and gutters -new front door and storm door -painting of awning, foundation, door, and trim -new light fixture, address numbers, mailbox and door hardware *Habitat for Humanity replaced roof and rebuilt back porch -new shutters -painted trim, foundation, and stoop -repaired gate on privacy fence -new light, address numbers -new handrails -permeable pavers E. Lombard E. Lombard
11 -replaced roof -power washed siding -painted shutters, trim and foundation -installed new handrails -repaired retaining wall -new light, address numbers, mailbox, and door hardware -new siding, shutters, and gutters -new front door and storm door -concrete repair to front stoop -installed new railings -new light, house numbers, mailbox, and door knocker -permeable paver walkway + new tree E. Lombard E. Lombard
12 -permeable paver walkway -removed large diseased tree -new siding, shutters, and gutters -repaired and painted awning -painted foundation, steps, and trim -new light fixture, house numbers, and mailbox -new handrails -permeable paver walkway -retaining wall E. Lombard E. Lombard
13 -installed new siding, shutters, and gutters -replaced roof -painted porch, trim, door, and foundation -new address numbers and front light -replaced siding, shutters, and gutters -painted porch, awning, trim, foundation, and front door -new light fixture, mailbox, house numbers and door hardware -permeable paver driveway and walkway E. Kilmer E. Kilmer
14 -new fence -new shutters -new roof and gutters -replaced metal porch roof (on order) -removed carpeting from concrete porch, significant repair -paint foundation, trim, porch, front door -new light, door hardware, address numbers E. Kilmer E. Kilmer
15 -rebuilt front porch -replaced window trim -new front door and storm door -install new light, mailbox, address numbers, and door hardware -replaced privacy fence -permeable paver walkway and driveway -new front door and storm door -new gutters and downspouts -new roof and windows -repair concrete stoop -install new handrails -removed fence -permeable paver walkway and driveway E. Kilmer E. Kilmer
16 -new front door and storm door -replaced gutters and downspouts -new shutters, handrails and fencing -house light, house numbers, exterior -hardware, address numbers -paint trim, porch, foundation -repaired front porch -new shutters -replaced roof -replaced fencing -new house light, mailbox, door -knocker, door hardware -permeable pavers E. Kilmer E. Kilmer
17 -paint trim, foundation, porch -new storm door and fence -permeable paver walkway -replaced front porch and stairs -permeable pavers -replaced 1 window -removed dead tree + tree E. Inwood E. Inwood
18 -stained privacy fence -painted trim, porch, and foundation Partners The residents of Kentland; the Kentland-Palmer Park Tni Team; Housing Initiative Partnership, Inc.; Habitat for Humanity Metro; the Neighborhood Design Center; the Chesapeake Bay Trust; JD Clark Professional Services; Denison Landscaping; Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission; the Redevelopment Authority of Prince George s County; the Prince George s County Department of Housing and Community Development; the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development; the Prince George s County Department of Permitting, Inspections, and Enforcement; the Prince George s County Department of Public Works and Transportation; and the Prince George s County Department of the Environment E. Inwood
19 Community Design Works! The Department of Housing and Community Development Kentland/Palmer Park Tni: Home Restoration and Facade Improvement Program Housing Initiative Partnership NDC Project #2598 E. Lombard Street, E. Kilmer Street, E. Inwood Street Landover, MD Kelley Oklesson, Laura Kendrick NDC Staff
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