Courtesy / Sam Hight
New housing at 55 Weston Ave. in Madison.
Updated: May 30, 2024
In Madison, developers join MaineHousing in ribbon cutting for 55 Weston Ave.
Courtesy / Genesis Fund, Liza Fleming-Ives
At the ribbon cutting for 55 Weston Ave. in Madison, from left: MaineHousing communications director Scott Thistle, asset manager Billy Clark, multifamily loan officer Jayson Pare, development director Mark Wiesendanger, Sam Hight, MaineHousing director Daniel Brennan, Kara Wilbur and Brian Eng.
MaineHousing joined developers Sam Hight, Kara Wilbur and Brian Eng on May 28 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 55 Weston Ave. in Madison.
The $5 million, 18-home affordable housing development was created with financing from the Rural Affordable Rental Housing Program, a state-funded subsidy program, that was refunded with another $10 million from the Maine Legislature and Gov. Janet Mills.
The development, which will open to tenants in June, was built using modular components from KBS Builders Inc., a modular home manufacturing company in Paris, Oxford County.
The project was managed by SJHight Construction Management and McKenney and Sons.
Subcontractors were KBS Builders, Travers Electric, Provencal Plumbing, DMO Landscaping, Bob's Cash Fuel, OpenLot IT, Maine Roof Solutions, Revision Energy, Fitzgeralds Foundation, HiTech Fire Protection and Woodhull Architects.
The development team was 55 Weston Avenue LLC, led by Hight, Wilbur and Eng.
It's the first phase of what's expected to be a total of 36 units on Weston Avenue, Hight said.
Courtesy / Sam Hight
At the ribbon cutting for 55 Weston Ave., Sam Hight (front) with, back row from left, Kara Wilbur, Brian Eng and Dan Brennan.
Earlier coverage of this project:
A proposal for affordable housing in Madison moves forward
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