Four new homes constructed with money from the city and a state grant will soon be ready for occupancy, and a fifth residence, a mobile home, is already occupied. B.J. Owen, the city's director of Special Services, told the city council Tuesday night the new homes replace "horrible" living conditions for most of the homeowners.

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