The PPNA Housing Committee supports neighbors with code enforcement, blight elimination and addressing vacant properties, neighborhood development and affordable housing, and partnerships and outreach. If you have a question, concern, idea, or connection in these areas, let us know!
Contact the PPNA Housing Committee: housing@pattersonparkneighbors.org.
PPNA Housing Committee
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We can support with getting code-related issues taken care of
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PPNA leverages local contacts and experience to see items addressed
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Maintaining the physical assets in our community is essential,
and we’re here to help.
Code Enforcement
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PPNA works hard at eliminating blight in our area, and reducing the number of vacant properties.
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We work on pushing vacant properties into receivership, and see it through that they're purchased for redevelopment and eventual occupancy.
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We maintain a record of vacant properties in the neighborhood.
If you know of a vacant property nearby, let us know and let’s get it filled!
Blight elimination and addressing vacant properties
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Quality affordable housing is essential to preserving our
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PPNA advocates for the preservation, improvement, and development of affordable housing among our community’s diverse housing options.
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We can assist in promoting the development of the community’s physical assets, working with other stakeholders, local non-profits, and development groups.
Neighborhood development and affordable housing
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PPNA has an amazing network of organizations and individuals who assist in achieving our housing goals.
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Some of our partnerships include: Southeast CDC, Charm City Land Trust,
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We build relationships with groups and individuals to further our collective community-minded interest.
Partnerships and outreach
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Want to get involved, report an issue, or share a concern?
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Contact Pat Lundberg, PPNA Housing Committee Chair
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Email: