Public Housing

Public Housing Application Process

Revisions to Public Housing Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP) and Lease (See Below)

Downtown Family Sites

294 units
built from 1959 to 1965
built in several central city locations
contains units with one to four bedrooms
Computer Lab, Annie Fisher Food Pantry, Laundromats, playgrounds
Police Substation
Blind Boone Community Center
Central location, close to bus lines, adult education and ESL

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Bear Creek Family Site

78 units (reduced from 100 in 1998)
completed November 1973
located north of Interstate Highway 70 and just east of Rangeline Street (Highway 763) on Elleta Blvd. near the Bear Creek waterway
has one to four bedroom units
Laundromat, playground
Bear Creek Community Center
Police Substation
Close to bus line

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Oak Towers

147 units
completed December 1966
designated for residents who are near-elderly or elderly
located on the southeast corner of Sexton Road and Garth Avenue (700 North Garth Avenue)
has efficiency and one bedroom units
Craft room, chapel, computer lab, exercise room, community room
Garden space for residents
Bus shelter in front of building

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Paquin Tower

200 units
completed June 1973
designated for persons with disabilities and the elderly
located midway between College Avenue and Hitt Street, just north of the University of Missouri-Columbia campus
contains ADA-Accessible efficiency and one bedroom units
Computer lab, exercise room, pool room, community room, craft room
Paquin Park located behind building with accessible garden space
Bus shelter in front of building

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For more information, contact Lee Radtke at (573) 443-2556, ext. 1200 or mailto:lradtke@columbiaha.com

Revisions to Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP) and Public Housing Lease

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