Broad Moor Development Corporation
Broad Moor Development Corporation
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About this organization
Revenue
$52,480
Expenses
$263,436
Mission
Broadmoor Community Development Corporation was formed to encourage and implement the preservation and rehabilitation of properties located within the boundaries of Broadmoor.
About
To implement the Broadmoor Improvement Association's community development plan and revitalize, protect, enhance and promote urban living and the architectural and community heritage of the neighborhood; to promote the commercial and residential growth and development of Broadmoor within the existing zoning designations for the neighborhood; to facilitate community problem solving and encourage informed input on issues affecting the day-by-day functions of Broadmoor; to research, procure, purchase, rehabilitate, resell, release, return to use or dispose of such buildings, sites, structures or other elements within the boundaries of Broadmoor.
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