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Co-op Receives GrantAn ailing middle-and low-income cooperative housing development at Elliot Place and Park Avenue, was given a $740,000 shot-in-the-arm grant from the Department ofH o n c in o a n d TTrhan C..I__; j . . ____ *o %u2014 --------------- %u2014 - , * i v A i u i w h r u v o i u j g i a mprogram on December 3. The project, called the Wallabout-Navy Yard Cooperative Housing Development, needs the money to repair and replace its elevators and boilers, and additionally do considerable repair of unsound roofing and windows.Built in 1941, the Coop used to house military personnel from the Navy Yard before it was reclaimed by the Housing Authority. The new grant, which was kicked off with a tour of the facilities with Congressman Fred Richmond and Councilmember Gerges, is designed to take care of major projects and put the development back on its cooperative feet; thereafter, rents may be restructured so the project will work in the future in the black.%u2014LZGClan Beats Cost Of FoodIf soaring energy costs are leaving less money in your food budget the Department of Consumer Affairs is ready to help with a conference on %u201c How to Beat the High Cost of Food . Department experts will present information about consumer laws that apply in supermarkets, how to form a food co-op and buying no-frills food. A meat cutting demonstration will show consumers %u2018how to be their own butcher%u2019.The Brooklyn food conference is the first in a series of community oriented meetings and is federally funded by a grant from the Consumers%u2019 Education Office of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Education. The Conference will be held on Saturday, December 8, 10am-3pm at the St. Francis College, 180 Remsen Street. Residents interested in attending the December 8 conference should call 566-6047. Reservations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis.Landmarks To Hear PlansThe work being done on the exteriors of two Brooklyn Heights buildings, 123 and 125 Pierrepont Street, will need approval of the City%u2019s Landmarks Commission after a public hearing on December 18 if it is to continue. Kyle Bressant, a Landmarks Preservation Specialist at the Commission, wrote recently to architect George Schwarz telling him that Landmarks had approved %u201c interior renovations only\that %u201c any additional work begun that is not covered by this permit you do at your own risk.\1 he Landmarks Commission has informed Community Board Two%u2019s Landmarks Sub-committee that an application has been made for facade renovation, extension of the rear of the buildings, and a penthouse addition to the roof along with interior renovation. Howard Zimmerman. Chairman of the Landmarks Subcommittee, has announced a meeting to discuss the plans on Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 5:45pm at 185 Montague St., 8th floor. Zimmerman says that the committee expects to meet with Schwarz at that time and to decide whether or not to support the plans. The committee%u2019s position will be conveyed at the Commission%u2019s Dec. 18th hearing, Zimmerman says. That hearing will be held at 10:30am in the Committee of the Whole Room at Citv Hall.%u2014L.H. JGroup Takes Site To ManageProject Renewal, a non-profit group, which is conducting a Management in Partnership (MIP) program in Fort Greene-Clinton Hill has chosen 76 Hansen Place, a 15 story brick building containing 103 apartments, as one of the buildings to be managed under the new program. MIP is a community management program sponsored by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development in which a local non-profit group receives training by a larger, more experienced non-profit organization, which in turn holds a contract with HPD for managing city owned buildings.The Project Renewal program is looking at three buildings in Clinton Hill to complete selection of buildings under the program. 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