Welcome to Midvale Commons We are currently accepting applications for one-bedroom units designed for individuals with hearing or vision impairments and 1- and 2-bedroom units adapted for individuals with physical disabilities. Apply today! Midvale Commons is a brand-new senior apartment complex for seniors 62 years old and over. Midvale is being developed by PathStone Development Corporation in conjunction with Perinton Churches Housing. The new apartments feature heating and air conditioning, laundry rooms on each floor. The site will have a gazebo, paved sidewalks, outdoor seating. The site is also perfectly located, close to walking trails, minutes from downtown Fairport. The site will have 24/7 Property Maintenance and professionally managed by PathStone Management Corporation. Income limits do apply for this housing complex. NYS has designated 38 units set aside for the Homeless Frail Elderly population who is age 62 or older as part of the Empire State Supportive Housing Initiative (ESSHI) program. The income limit on these units is 50% of the AMI. Rochester Regional is the service provider for this program at Midvale Commons. If you are interested in the ESSHI units have your case manager refer you to Continuum of Care. If you do not have a case worker you may go in person to the Department of Human Services at 691 St. Paul St. Rochester, NY 14605 to get set up with a case worker.   Unit Size 60% AREA MEDIAN INCOME (AMI) UNITS # Units Monthly Rent* House- hold Size House-hold Income**   50% AREA MEDIAN INCOME (AMI) UNITS # Units Monthly Rent* House- hold Size House-hold Income**   1 BR 29 $909 1 $22,725 - $39,900 8 $1045 1 Max limit - $33,250       2 $22,725 - $45,600     2 Max limit - $38,000 2 BRs 1 $1185 2 $29,625 - $45,600 N/A N/A 2 N/A       3 $29,625 - $51,300     3 N/A       4 $29,625 - $57,000     4 N/A *Rent Includes all utilities including high speed internet. **Minimum income listed may not apply to applicants with Section 8 or other qualifying rental subsidies. Rent affordability regulations require that rent is between 25% and 48% of the applicants income.