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At JABA, our mission is to ensure that individuals and families live better. We believe that living as part of a community promotes healthy aging, so all JABA owned and run living options promote a sense of community. Whether you are seeking independent living or living with assistance, JABA continues to establish and preserve affordable living communities that increase options for living better.
Enjoy
Living as an elder should be an enjoyable part of your life. Why not enjoy yourself as part of a community that learns, plays and works together? At JABA, we have designed our Community Centers and our Adult Care Centers to promote fun and fellowship.
Support
JABA is all about lending support to seniors in need of assistance. Whether that includes basic information, case management, insurance counseling, home delivered meals — or any of the many other available services — we want you to think of JABA as a source of support for you or your loved ones. Most of our support is offered as a gift to those who cannot pay. See individual programs for more details.
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JABA is able to do all that it does because of generous volunteers and donors. We value contributions of time as well as dollars and promise to put your talents and your donations to very good use.
In the past five years, government funding has diminished. Luckily, individual and corporate contributions have begun to rise. Your assistance is greatly appreciated and needed.
Learn
What’s good for us as we age is good for our entire community — from planning for neighborhood growth, to promoting local foods and collaborating for the best use of resources. This is the philosophy behind JABA’s mission, “to promote, establish and preserve sustainable communities for healthy aging that benefit individuals and families of all ages.”
Timberlake Place Fact Sheet
August 03, 2011
Location:
1512 Market Street
Charlottesville, VA 22902
• Total Area: 3.08 acres
• Almost .5 acre of wooded area to remain undisturbed
• Large area set aside as a community garden
• On City bus line and served by JAUNT
Housing Description:
• Low-to-Moderate Income (LMI) senior housing (11 units at or below 40 percent area median income, and 11 units at or below 50 percent area median income
• Total of 27 one-to-two bedroom units includes:
o One market-rate unit in historic rehabilitation of Timberlake-Branham House, and four LMI units in the Mary Williams Community Center addition.
o Two eight-unit buildings
o One six-unit building to include community room, laundry and office
Design:
• Scale and architectural detailing melds into neighborhood
• Universal Design throughout project
• 100% of units are ground floor accessible
• Design of new construction and historic rehab conform to the Charlottesville Architectural Design Control Districts Design Guidelines.
• Exceeds EarthCraft Construction standards:
o Energy Star certification
o 15 SEER HVAC [energy efficient heating and air conditioning units]
o Native plants in landscape, no irrigation
o Water efficient fixtures and shower heads
o Energy-saving material choices
o Clustered development with 25 percent of land preserved
o Meets American Lung Association standards for indoor air quality: no VOC paints or glues
Community Support:
• Rezoning accomplished in partnership with the Woolen Mills Neighborhood Association
• Contributes significantly to the City of Charlottesville’s goal of increasing affordable housing by 15 percent by the year 2025 (as set by the Housing Advocacy Committee.)
• Brings JABA’s total contribution in local development dollars to more than $30 million
Cost/Funding:
• Project Cost: $4,260,200.
• Low Income Housing Tax Credits: $1,627,072.
• Historic Tax Credits: $188,000.
• Charlottesville Housing Fund $500,000.
• Community Development Block Grant: $300,000.
• Private Foundation grant: $150,000.
• Federal Home Loan Bank grant: $110,000.
Architect:
Charles Hendricks with The Gaines Group, PLC, Charlottesville, VA
Developer:
Jefferson Area Board for Aging, Inc.
Ownership:
JABA Timberlake Place, LLC








