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The CROWN Project in Dawson Area successfully established 15 homes across Lexington, Cozad, and Gothenburg, showcasing a collaborative effort initiated in September 2006. After overcoming initial challenges, the developer and DAD Housing committee secured the necessary support, resulting in full occupancy by November 2009, with some locations even having waiting lists. The project received FIT funds from Dawson County, emphasizing the importance of community cooperation. Each home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a range of amenities, fostering a welcoming environment for families.
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Dawson EstatesSuccessful Project showcase Deb Jensen, Dawson Area Development
CROWN Project • Project of 15 homes in three different cities • Came about through a collaborative effort
Process • First application to NIFA in September 2006 was unsuccessful • Developer and DAD Housing committee persisted • By November 2009 all 15 homes occupied • Some locations have a waiting list
Innovative Points • Applicant for FIT funds (trust funds) was Dawson County • Their willingness to be overall applicant made homes possible in Lexington, Cozad, and Gothenburg • Different approach for CROWN project required cooperation from many entities and people
Interior • 3 bedroom • 2 bathroom • Double car garage • All appliances furnished • Security system • Once-a-year general cleaning provided by management
Exterior • Sod, trees, and sprinkler system installed • Playground equipment furnished in backyards
Home Exterior Side yard in Lexington Backyards in Lexington
Spec Homes • Speculative Home: built by the developer as part of the CROWN project • One each in Gothenburg, Cozad, and Lexington