It’s a familiar refrain for property owners on the Plateau – a leak in the bleak winter has thrown the Peggy Crosby Center into Emergency Mode and scattered its clients around Highlands.
The Peggy Crosby Community Service Center reopened when sprinkler system repairs were completed and returned to service on March 1,” says PCC Board Chair Robert E. Smith. “The main damages from the sprinkler pipe leak affected the end of the hallway upstairs.
Acupuncture Highlands, the Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation, and the PCC office; and the Kitchen Carry Away and Catering downstairs. Both the Kitchen and The Center for Life Enrichment Lecture Hall were severely damaged as water came through the upstairs flooring onto the appliances, audio-visual equipment, walls and furnishings below.
“Each affected tenant is working either elsewhere or against a ‘soon as possible’ time to reopen in the building,” says Smith. “By the time this article is published we hope to have seen steadily increasing progress. The CLE will be open for our published schedule in May.”
If you have questions about the progress or the status of its scattered agencies and tenants, call (828) 526-9938.
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