Bud Clark Commons - Housing - Revision history

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	\|Description=The Bud Clark Commons opened in 2011. It has 130 units of permanent, supportive housing. Vulnerability assessments of residents are done by Transition Projects or CCC and referrals are made to the program. Residents must be disabled, elderly or chronically homeless. The units are 325 square feet SROs with full kitchens and bathrooms. They have 24 hour staffing. Residents must check in and out. There are three case managers through Central City Concern, a residence manager, and a program supervisor. There is no requirement that residents be clean and sober.		\|Description=The Bud Clark Commons opened in 2011. It has 130 units of permanent, supportive housing. Vulnerability assessments of residents are done by Transition Projects or CCC and referrals are made to the program. Residents must be disabled, elderly or chronically homeless. The units are 325 square feet SROs with full kitchens and bathrooms. They have 24 hour staffing. Residents must check in and out. There are three case managers through Central City Concern, a residence manager, and a program supervisor. There is no requirement that residents be clean and sober.
	\|Provider=Home Forward Development Enterprises Corporation, Inc.		\|Provider=Home Forward Development Enterprises Corporation, Inc.
			\|Facilities=Bud Clark Commons
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	\|Name=Bud Clark Commons		\|Name=Bud Clark Commons
	\|Description=The Bud Clark Commons opened in 2011. It has 130 units of permanent, supportive housing. Vulnerability assessments of residents are done by Transition Projects or CCC and referrals are made to the program. Residents must be disabled, elderly or chronically homeless. The units are 325 square feet SROs with full kitchens and bathrooms. They have 24 hour staffing. Residents must check in and out. There are three case managers through Central City Concern, a residence manager, and a program supervisor. There is no requirement that residents be clean and sober.		\|Description=The Bud Clark Commons opened in 2011. It has 130 units of permanent, supportive housing. Vulnerability assessments of residents are done by Transition Projects or CCC and referrals are made to the program. Residents must be disabled, elderly or chronically homeless. The units are 325 square feet SROs with full kitchens and bathrooms. They have 24 hour staffing. Residents must check in and out. There are three case managers through Central City Concern, a residence manager, and a program supervisor. There is no requirement that residents be clean and sober.
			\|Provider=Home Forward Development Enterprises Corporation, Inc.
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	{{Contact		{{Contact
	\|Name=Property Manager for Home Forward		\|Name=Property Manager for Home Forward
			\|Description=Nicole Patty
	\|Phone=(503) 280-4002		\|Phone=(503) 280-4002
	~~\|Description=Nicole Patty~~
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	\|Name=Bud Clark Commons		\|Name=Bud Clark Commons
	\|Description=The Bud Clark Commons opened in 2011. It has 130 units of permanent, supportive housing. Vulnerability assessments of residents are done by Transition Projects or CCC and referrals are made to the program. Residents must be disabled, elderly or chronically homeless. The units are 325 square feet SROs with full kitchens and bathrooms. They have 24 hour staffing. Residents must check in and out. There are three case managers through Central City Concern, a residence manager, and a program supervisor. There is no requirement that residents be clean and sober.		\|Description=The Bud Clark Commons opened in 2011. It has 130 units of permanent, supportive housing. Vulnerability assessments of residents are done by Transition Projects or CCC and referrals are made to the program. Residents must be disabled, elderly or chronically homeless. The units are 325 square feet SROs with full kitchens and bathrooms. They have 24 hour staffing. Residents must check in and out. There are three case managers through Central City Concern, a residence manager, and a program supervisor. There is no requirement that residents be clean and sober.
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			\|Name=Property Manager for Home Forward
			\|Phone=(503) 280-4002
			\|Description=Nicole Patty
	}}		}}

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|Name=Bud Clark Commons
|Description=The Bud Clark Commons opened in 2011. It has 130 units of permanent, supportive housing. Vulnerability assessments of residents are done by Transition Projects or CCC and referrals are made to the program. Residents must be disabled, elderly or chronically homeless. The units are 325 square feet SROs with full kitchens and bathrooms. They have 24 hour staffing. Residents must check in and out. There are three case managers through Central City Concern, a residence manager, and a program supervisor. There is no requirement that residents be clean and sober.
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