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Orcas Island, Washington |
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Reddick Apartments and Offices |
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A number of “green” elements were incorporated in the Reddick project. Rainwater runoff from the metal roofs is captured for flushing toilets. Marmoleum, a linseed-oil-based product, was used for flooring instead of more-toxic vinyl. Cabinets are mostly plywood instead of particleboard, which is made with formaldehyde. |
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OPAL Community Land Trust | |||
OPAL completed construction of our first low-rent, year-round lease apartments and adjoining office space in 2004. The mixed-use development consists of four buildings; two reflect historic buildings which once stood on the property and the design preserves an old pear orchard and includes a community garden. Rental apartments range in size from 400 to 700 sq. ft.