Notes From the Field

This $200,000 EPIP loan is to fund pre-development costs for this $24 million project so that construction funding can be obtained.

This EPIP loan will help fund the Arts Café project to transform this building, built in 1880, into a performance space, arts workshop, two apartments and a public green roof anchored by a bakery-café on the first floor.

This EPIP loan is part of a project that will invest $750,000 provide ADA accessibility, replace HVAC systems and address foundation, structural and moisture issues including roofing, gutters, masonry repairs, and restoring the building’s main entrance.

This EPIP loan will be used to fund the rebuilding of foundation walls, replacement of first floor flooring, mold mitigation, removal of flood debris, replacement of HVAC and electrical equipment as well as facade work.

This EPIP loan is to fund roof repairs on the school and the convent at St. Anthony’s of Padua church complex in preparation for a planned $20.25 million project.

This EPIP loan is supporting the multi-phase restoration of the building to include structural stabilization, restoration of 59 wood windows, modest roof repairs and drainage improvements and the installation of a 2-zone HVAC system (a human zone and a collections/exhibit zone).

The EPIP loan revolving line of credit will be used to fund phase 1 of the borrower’s $2 million plan to rehabilitate, preserve and reopen the site as an operating girl’s camp.

This EPIP loan assisted in completing emergency stabilization at the site that secured it from the elements and kept it in good-standing with the City of Albany’s Division of Buildings and Regulatory Compliance.

This EPIP loan for a revolving line of credit provided cash flow for reimbursement grant-funded rehabilitation work in the chapel and church which date to the late 1800s.

The EPIP loan will provide cash to the owner to fund construction costs that will be reimbursed by a FEMA grant.

This EPIP loan revolving line of credit provides cash flow support for the ongoing restoration of the Oliver Bronson House.

EPIP loan proceeds were used to stabilize the front facade of the building which was in danger of collapse, as a first step toward the complete rehabilitation and reuse of the structure.

EPIP provided a construction loan for work on the Brethren’s Workshop (ca. 1829) at the Shaker Museum | Library in Columbia County.

The Society repaired the slate hay barn roof, replaced the metal dairy barn roof and stabilized the manure shed.

An EPIP loan helped fund a restoration of the 1895 Clubhouse built as a residence for Joseph Steefel.

An EPIP loan to purchase the 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse, which was in danger of collapse.

An EPIP loan to a developer seeking to rehabilitate the historic former E & B Holmes Machinery Co. complex on the Buffalo River waterfront into residential lofts and commercial spaces.

The EPIP loan assisted the group in acquiring two important historic residences in the Rutger Park section of the city.