Shalom Center to Seek Funding before Rezoning

Posted by Spanish Journal | Sep 25, 2015 | Wisconsin News Briefs

Shalom Center to Seek Funding before Rezoning

At the suggestion of Kenosha’s mayor, the Shalom Center is seeking community financial support before moving forward with plans to seek a property rezoning allowing for development of a homeless center.

Executive Director Lynn Biese-Carroll said the Shalom Center’s board is pleased with the renovation estimates for the former JHT Holdings building, 4214 39th Ave. She said after a meeting with an architect Tuesday, the estimated cost of purchasing and renovating the building is $1.8 million to $1.9 million.

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Shalom Center to Seek Funding before Rezoning

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