We currently have just over 1.4 million ILS in the building fund account, the majority of which is in a high interest account. The are still a number of Horat Kevas and pledges yet to be fulfilled. Over the past several months, we have spoken with numerous building and construction consultants and professionals, and the [...]
This past Monday (January 24, 2022) we began the first phase of the public notification, which takes 60 days to complete. Immediately afterwards there is another public notification stage which takes 45 days. At the end of these 105 days, with Hashem’s help, the property we are currently using at 33 Lachish will belong to [...]
Last week we announced that the City Planning Commission (CPC) approved our request for an increase in our building footprint, but required an additional 35 signatures. Baruch Hashem within three days we had an extra 45 signatures, and filed all 115 signatures with the CPC. We are now waiting for an official response from the [...]
At last, our renewed Land Contract Application for the new building was reviewed positively by the City Planning Commission this week. Our request to increase the overall square meterage was received favorably, but in order for us to move to the next stage, it was concluded that we require an additional 35 signatures on top [...]
Welcome to the first edition of the Ahavas Shalom Building Blog, where we’ll try to keep you up-to-date on what is happening with the new construction. The building committee consists of four Ahavas Shalom members: Hananiah Lasker, Shimon Solway, Naftali Kaplan and Lev Seltzer. This past week the committee had a meeting with David Miller, [...]
