Trustees ease Atrium senior housing purchase
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- Wilmette Life, 21 Apr 2011, p. 13
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- Seeking to balance affordable senior houseing needs with the need to manage Wilmette's capital costs, village trustees last week agreed to change a long-standing municipal "first purchase" requirement at the Atrium Village Green senior housingcomplex. The change means Wilmette won't automatically have to buy vacant apartments in the 35-unit building, if they become available in future. The Atrium Village Green complex was originally the Curtis Curling Center, but was sold by the village in 1982 to a private developer to create affordable senior housing in the community.
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- 21 Apr 2011
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Illinois, United States
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