Renovation of a residential development in Evansville, Indiana. Completed plans call for the renovation of a residential development.

Affordable Housing Trust Fund Home Repair Program Projects - 2619 S Roosevelt Dr. All questions must be submitted by email to Kory Kempf at kkempf@evansville.in.gov no later than 12:00 pm on November 10, 2025. Bids may be held for a period not exceeding sixty (60) days from the date of the opening of the bids for purpose of awarding the Contract. A Five Percent (5%) Bid Bond shall be submitted with the bid and a One hundred percent (100%) Performance Bond shall be delivered to the owner within ten (10) days after the contract has been awarded. The Board of Public Works and Department of Metropolitan Development reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any irregularity in the bids and in the bidding process. 1. Remove all gutters from the home. Trim tree limbs 4 feet away from gutters and roof surface. Install new white 6-inch seamless gutters on the home with all new white downspouts. All new downspouts are to empty onto new concrete splash blocks and divert the rainwater away from the foundation The new gutters are to be hung using hidden hangers. Include all materials and labor to complete a leak free installation. 2. On all roof sections 3/12 pitch or greater, remove existing roof down to the decking. Protect the attic from debris. Any new decking needed shall match the existing dimension. Any new framing shall be to code. Recover the entire roof with the #30 felt paper and 25-year Tamko or equal asphalt seal down shingles. Install new drip edge, metal flashing, and counter flashing at all intersections and new plumbing vent boots. Install new "Cor-a-vent" ridge vent with ridge caps or approve equal. Assure the area around the home is free from debris as much as possible when complete. Owner to choose an in-stock roof color. Provide all necessary material to complete this work. 3. Install a new exterior HVAC combo system complete. The new Furnace & AC equipment is to be Trane or equal in quality. The new HVAC system is to heat and cool the home and sized accordingly. Include any duct work, vents, refrigerant lines and electrical that may be needed. The new outside unit is to be on the side of the home on a new unit pad. Include all necessary materials to complete the project. 4. Replace the entire broken storm window assembly on the south side of the home. The new storm window is to be white vinyl and match the existing as close as possible. Install the new window to be free from leaks. Include all materials and labor to complete. Municipal Meeting 11/12/2025 at 3:30 PM CT It is anticipated a Contract will be awarded at the Affordable Housing Fund Advisory Committee meeting with a Notice to Proceed the following month.