Seavey Meadows Affordable Housing

Phase 1 of the the Seavey Meadows Multi-Family Housing Project consisted of 8 buildings, with 24 low-income 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units and a large resident hall with demonstration kitchen. Included on site were trash/recycle structures, gardening area, and secure playground. This site required wetland mitigation and site protection and included all site-work for utilities, sidewalks, roadways and road-front improvements to the neighborhood. During excavation, Mastodon fossils were uncovered. Gerding worked with officials to uncover and preserve the find to protect the site for future archaeological exploration.

Phase 3 of the Seavey Meadows consisted of an additional 13 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units for low-income residents in Benton County. This site required wetland mitigation and site protection and included all site-work for utilities, sidewalks, roadways and road-front improvements to the neighborhood.

The Seavey Meadows project attained Energy Star, Earth Advantage Silver certifications and the Golden Hammer Award.

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