re: #267 Gus 802

Hmmm. Looking at that Heritage “paper” I see this:

Air conditioning? That’s not a “luxury” in many places in this country. If it gets anywhere near 90 or above it can not only slow down productivity but it is also a health hazard not to have air condition or a similar cooling appliance. I would even venture to guess that air condition can help reduce crime by keeping people “cool” (in more ways than one) and indoors during oppressively hot summer days.

Habitat for Humanity HQ has had an internal struggle with local affiliates, including ours, for installing central air. If the result is to sell a guy a house he can never resell, we would hardly be doing any anything to help the family out of poverty..