Lakeview Tower
Lakeview Tower is a 12 story, 94 unit, public housing project located at 111 South Washington Ave., Madison, SD.
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Income based housing.
Maximum rent amounts: Efficiency $505 One-Bedroom $565 Two-Bedroom $745 **As there are only three two-bedroom apartments, we generally do not have availability of these units. Utilities are included in the rent amounts. Laundry room onsite. Cable TV and WiFi available at an additional cost. |
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LAKEVIEW TOWER, is a 12 story high, 94 unit housing project located at 111 South Washington Avenue, Madison, South Dakota. The Tower is centrally located in Madison and is in close proximity to the grocery store, many restaurants, gas stations, Dakota State University, and many more businesses.
The Tower is comprised of:
59 efficiencies, 362 sq.ft. with 87 sq.ft. balcony
32 one-bedroom, 448 sq.ft. with 96 sq.ft. balcony
3 two-bedroom, 724 sq.ft. with 174 sq.ft. balcony (seldom come available)
Vacancies are filled from a waiting list. Once an applicant is determined eligible, their name is placed on a waiting list. Position on the waiting list is affected by the date of the application.
The Tower is comprised of:
59 efficiencies, 362 sq.ft. with 87 sq.ft. balcony
32 one-bedroom, 448 sq.ft. with 96 sq.ft. balcony
3 two-bedroom, 724 sq.ft. with 174 sq.ft. balcony (seldom come available)
Vacancies are filled from a waiting list. Once an applicant is determined eligible, their name is placed on a waiting list. Position on the waiting list is affected by the date of the application.
TENANT SERVICES:
The Tenant Services major goal is to be aware of and sensitive to the problems of the tenants by providing appropriate referrals to the proper community service agency.
The community room at Lakeview Tower is utilized with varied activities. Tenants use the room for activities such as parties, reunions, outside entertainment, and other activities. BINGO is scheduled on a monthly basis for all tenants with prizes to be won.
A color television in the community has been provided for the tenants' use and enjoyment. Cable TV is available in all apartments through the Tenant's Organization. A regulation size pool table is set up in the community room and enjoyed by many.
The Tenant Services major goal is to be aware of and sensitive to the problems of the tenants by providing appropriate referrals to the proper community service agency.
The community room at Lakeview Tower is utilized with varied activities. Tenants use the room for activities such as parties, reunions, outside entertainment, and other activities. BINGO is scheduled on a monthly basis for all tenants with prizes to be won.
A color television in the community has been provided for the tenants' use and enjoyment. Cable TV is available in all apartments through the Tenant's Organization. A regulation size pool table is set up in the community room and enjoyed by many.
Public Housing in Lakeview Tower
As units in Lakeview Tower become available, the next applicant on the waiting list is contacted.
To be eligible for rental assistance, an applicant’s gross annual income cannot exceed the very low-income limit most recently published by HUD. The tenant’s portion of the rent is based upon 30% of adjusted gross income in accordance with legislation after allowable deductions:
1. A deduction of $400.00 per elderly family
2. A deduction of $480.00 per dependent child
3. A deduction for elderly/handicapped individuals for extraordinary medical expenses that were not compensated for or covered by insurance
(Defined for this purpose to mean medical expensed in excess of 3% of total elderly family income.)
4. A deduction for childcare expense which enables a family member to go to work or school
*****THINGS YOU WILL NEED TO PROVIDE TO OUR OFFICE:
1. Birth certificates and Social Security cards for all household members are to be provided when turning in an application.
2. Picture ID (driver’s license) for all household members age 18 and over.
3. Everyone age 18 and over must sign all the paperwork.
4. Last bank statement for all accounts for all household members.
5. Employment-- last four paystubs showing payrate and number of hours worked for everyone in the household.
6. All non-wage income— Unemployment, child support, TANF/welfare, SS, SSI, pension, medical reimbursement, imputed welfare, or any other non-wage income.
7. If you are 62 years or older, disabled, or handicapped, please provide ALL medical expenses for the previous year. This is for any medical bill YOU paid money out of your own pocket for in the past twelve months.
-medical insurance premiums, prescription insurance premiums, hospital, clinic, doctor, dentist, eye doctor, eye glasses, hearing aids, prescriptions, etc.
8. College Students—all educational scholarships & grants--your award letters and billings.
As units in Lakeview Tower become available, the next applicant on the waiting list is contacted.
To be eligible for rental assistance, an applicant’s gross annual income cannot exceed the very low-income limit most recently published by HUD. The tenant’s portion of the rent is based upon 30% of adjusted gross income in accordance with legislation after allowable deductions:
1. A deduction of $400.00 per elderly family
2. A deduction of $480.00 per dependent child
3. A deduction for elderly/handicapped individuals for extraordinary medical expenses that were not compensated for or covered by insurance
(Defined for this purpose to mean medical expensed in excess of 3% of total elderly family income.)
4. A deduction for childcare expense which enables a family member to go to work or school
*****THINGS YOU WILL NEED TO PROVIDE TO OUR OFFICE:
1. Birth certificates and Social Security cards for all household members are to be provided when turning in an application.
2. Picture ID (driver’s license) for all household members age 18 and over.
3. Everyone age 18 and over must sign all the paperwork.
4. Last bank statement for all accounts for all household members.
5. Employment-- last four paystubs showing payrate and number of hours worked for everyone in the household.
6. All non-wage income— Unemployment, child support, TANF/welfare, SS, SSI, pension, medical reimbursement, imputed welfare, or any other non-wage income.
7. If you are 62 years or older, disabled, or handicapped, please provide ALL medical expenses for the previous year. This is for any medical bill YOU paid money out of your own pocket for in the past twelve months.
-medical insurance premiums, prescription insurance premiums, hospital, clinic, doctor, dentist, eye doctor, eye glasses, hearing aids, prescriptions, etc.
8. College Students—all educational scholarships & grants--your award letters and billings.
