The Geneva Industrial Development Agency has announced the launch of the new Pride in Geneva Award. The award recognizes residents and property owners who have made significant improvements to their homes or residential buildings.

The initiative, led by local architect and builder Lowell Dewey, includes both high-cost and lower-cost renovations as well as efforts to preserve historic apartment buildings near Pulteney Park. Catherine Price from the Geneva Business Improvement District and Neal Braman, the City’s Superintendent of Building & Zoning, helped select the honorees and develop the presentation.

Each recipient will receive a custom plaque featuring the City of Geneva and HEP Materials logos. HEP has also donated a bucket of building materials to each awardee.

The award presentation is scheduled for Friday, May 30 at 6 PM at the Bozzuto Center, located at 22 Castle St. Honored properties include William Street’s Bottle Land Wine & Spirits (formerly the Corner Market), 300 Jay Street, 442 Castle Street, 2–4 Park Place, and The Rex on Main at 505 S. Main Street.

Source: City of Geneva, NY

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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