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Construction begins roof repairs at Ogden Ave. Residence at 156 West 164th St.

Bronx, NY Bellet Construction is embarking on an extensive roofing project at the Ogden Ave. Residence at 156 West 164th St. Owned and operated by the 163rd Street Improvement Council, Inc., the 40-unit, single-room occupancy residence is one of three properties in the group’s locally-based residential portfolio.

For more than a decade, Bellet Construction has been providing exterior repairs, restorations, and roofing work at the Council’s properties, including the Veralyne Hamilton Residence on Franklin Ave. and the Flossie Wilson Residence on Rev. James A. Polite Ave. The current project at the Ogden Ave. Residence entails waterproofing and roof repairs, including roof flashing repairs.

“It is a privilege to work for an organization whose sole mission is to improve the lives of underserved populations,” said Wayne Bellet, president of Bellet. “This is one of several projects with the 163rd Street Improvement Council and their dedication to maintaining these properties in top condition is always evident.”

Bellet Construction will begin the work summer 2022 with estimated completion in the fall.

Cassandra Perry, executive director of 163rd Street Improvement Council, Inc. said, “Bellet delivers on time consistently and is always responsive.”

We especially appreciate this vendor’s willingness to collaborate with us on payment schedules without ever comprising quality. Their commitment to non-profits and our mission is evident, and we could not be more appreciative of them and their work product.”

Pioneers in housing since 1965, the Council also oversees an array of human services and support programs for special needs, homeless, and low-income populations at its residential facilities.

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