Sheila Boling, Assisted-Housing/Weatherization DirectorAudubon Area has established the Management Center to acquire and train the staff to 1) manage its own HUD- and KHC-assisted properties; 2) to develop and rehabilitate new and existing properties in Kentucky, including in tandem with private developers; 3) secure AACS ownership of other HUD-assisted properties under its "preservation" program; 4) seek management contracts for additional owned and non-owned properties; 5) seek Community Housing Development Organization [CHDO] recognition through Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC) and fully exercise the functions as a CHDO under the Affordable Housing Act of 1990; and 6) perform all other functions necessary and appropriate to help improve the area's safe, decent, affordable housing stock.
Audubon Area is grateful to Kentucky Housing Corporation for the financial support it has provided to the Management Center.
The Audubon Area Assisted-Housing Management Center also manages two additional single-family rental properties owned by the agency.
Lincolnshire Apartments / Lincolnshire North Apartments
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development supports and monitors the Lincolnshire properties and their operations.
The Lincolnshire properties are Equal Housing Opportunity 
and 
Handicap Accessible properties. Louisville, Kentucky, Area HUD Office, click here.
The program's trained weatherization technicians and energy systems technicians also ensure home/resident safety above all. Energy systems (furnaces and water heaters) may be repaired or replaced as the technicians determine the need. Periodic spot monitoring verify the payback (conservation achieved) by the program.
National Center for Appropriate Technology, an organization specializing in conservation and sustainable technologies.
Kentucky Weatherization Newsletter [File size: 97 kb], the Winter 1995 edition. This newsletter is edited by AACS Assisted-Housing/Weatherization Director Sheila White. To view (assuming you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer), double-click on the highlighted link. Your browser will invoke Adobe Acrobat Reader and display the newsletter.
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Under the auspices of Western Kentucky Gas Company (WKG) and pursuant to its 1995 rate-agreement negotiated through the Kentucky Public Service Commission, the AACS, through its weatherization program, will undertake a "demand-side management" initiative in the Green River Area. The initiative will focus on energy system replacements in the homes of approved lower income WKG customers in order to reduce their energy consumption while making their dwellings more liveable.
Weatherization in Kentucky...--SOURCE: Cabinet for Families and Children, Energy Assistance Branch, Pat Bishop, Director