Located next to Ramona Park, the 60-unit development will be made affordable to low- and very low-income seniors. The project consists of 48 one-bedroom units and 12 two-bedroom units and will be constructed to comply with City green building standards as well as meet a minimum certifications standard set by LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), an internationally recognized green building program. "This is the first of many projects to break ground in 2013 as part of the 'Uptown Renaissance.' Investments like this bring vitality to the neighborhood, renew property, and support businesses," said Councilmember Steven Neal, 9th District. "I am honored to take part in a project that will not only provide our seniors with a place they can afford to thrive and live comfortably, but will also contribute to the revitalization of the Artesia corridor." Ramona Park Senior Apartments is designed to complement Ramona Park. With a warm and contemporary exterior design, the two-story residential development will contribute to the neighborhood by offering an aesthetically pleasing design and landscaping. Recreation areas will include passive sitting/reading areas, a swimming pool, circuit training course around the site, and a clubhouse that encompasses a kitchen, library, fitness center, computer room, dining area, entertainment area and restrooms. Residents will be provided with services such as life-style counseling, social activities, and classes that include computer use and personal financial management.
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