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A Toxic Project Base Section 8 Part 2 Revised

The document discusses the dangers of toxic and hazardous paint renovations, particularly highlighting the risks they pose to seniors and the disabled. It emphasizes that such projects, categorized under Section 8 historic preservation, may endanger vulnerable populations. The content is a critique of the negative impact of these renovations on community health.

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NOVEMBER 2003- TOXIC, DANGEROUS, AND HAZARDOUS PAINT RENOVATIONS

Lives of seniors and the disabled were endangered!

A Toxic Project Base Section 8 Part 2 Revised

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A TOXIC PROJECTBASE SECTION 8 HISTORIC PRESERVATION DISSERVICE PART 2
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NOVEMBER 2003- TOXIC,DANGEROUS, AND HAZARDOUS PAINT RENOVATIONS
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Lives of seniorsand the disabled were endangered!

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#2 The Alcott Place Controversy and The Misrepresentations of the Enterprise Foundation: “ The elderly residents of Alcott Place have a special relationship with the neighborhood kids, who know that Alcott's door is always open if they need help with their homework, an extra pair of winter mittens, or just a sympathetic ear. Concerned and active members of the local community, Alcott's residents regularly collect small items of clothing and school supplies for the children, host picnics, and take part in drug and crime watches.&quot; WHY “ Growing old often means growing poorer and more vulnerable. Finding safe, affordable, and decent housing is particularly difficult for the elderly.“ WHAT “ Formerly the Louisa May Alcott Elementary School, this historic building in Baltimore City’s Lower Park Heights community was converted in 1990 to 44 quality, affordable apartments. Using Historic Tax Credits as well as Low Income Housing Tax Credits, the classrooms of this local landmark were converted into one-bedroom, one bath dwellings. The school’s original main entrance opened to a hallway that is now a large, bright community room for residents.” “ In addition, the wide hardwood hallways are now used as activity boards for the residents. After standing vacant for 20 years, Alcott Place now provides safe, comfortable, well-maintained homes. As important, the school’s new life is providing stability to this very poor neighborhood.” WHO “ Alcott Place serves low-income, elderly and disabled residents who pay no more than 30 percent of their income for rent.” PARTNERS “ Alcott Place was developed by Betty Jean Murphy and Struever Brothers, Eccles and Rouse, Inc., two for-profit developers that have been developing residential and commercial properties in the city of Baltimore for over 20 years.” “ ESIC has provided equity to a total of seven tax credit properties developed by Struever Brothers. Equity invested in Alcott Place by ESIC’s Maryland Housing Equity Fund amounted to approximately 41 percent of total …” PRINTED IN THE FEDERAL POLICIES ILLUSTRATED (July 30, 2003)
#3 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#4 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#5 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#6 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#7 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#8 2006- Peeling lead base paint hazards; extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth, moisture and mildew issues, and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this laundry room without adequate and proper ventilation, renovation products (i.e., paints) Material Safety Data Sheet Information, proper notice, and all necessary precautions.
#9 2006- Peeling lead base paint hazards; extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth, moisture and mildew issues, and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this laundry room without adequate and proper ventilation, renovation products (i.e., paints) Material Safety Data Sheet Information, proper notice, and all necessary precautions.
#10 2006- Peeling lead base paint hazards; extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth, moisture and mildew issues, and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this laundry room without adequate and proper ventilation, renovation products (i.e., paints) Material Safety Data Sheet Information, proper notice, and all necessary precautions.
#11 November 2003-This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building.
#12 November 2003-This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous.
#13 November 2003-This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#14 November 2003-This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#15 November 2003-This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#16 November 2003-This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#17 November 2003-Building occupants did not receive Paint MSDS INFORMATION and none was posted. All necessary precautions were not exercised and this multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#18 November 2003-Building occupants did not receive Paint MSDS INFORMATION and none was posted. All necessary precautions were not exercised and this multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#19 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#20 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator.
#21 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator. The building was infested with rodents.
#22 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. This multifamily dwelling had no mechanical exhaust and ventilation system for its stairwells, hallways, and common areas. The exhaust fan for clothes dryers in the building’s laundry room was the only exhaust fan in this historic building. Paint renovations were unprofessional, toxic, vaporous, and dangerous in the buildings trash and laundry room. Toxic and carcinogenic alkyd oil base paint enamel fumes flooded the buildings entire lobby, T-level, and elevator. The building was Infested with mice.
#23 November, 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#24 November, 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#25 November, 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#26 November, 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.
#27 November 2003- Mold infestation concealed by dangerous renovations. Extremely hazardous, toxic, carcinogenic, and vaporous alkyd oil base paint enamel was unprofessionally and recklessly applied using thick layers of paint, that was to used hide black mold growth and signs of black mold bleeding through this concrete floor (s) and walls found in this trash room corridor.

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