Authorize competitive grant program using Chevron settlement money
In Plain English
Chevron agreed to fund community grants as part of an environmental settlement with Richmond. Staff will present their plan for how residents and organizations can apply for these grants. The city council needs to approve the application process before releasing the official request for proposals.
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adopt the recommendations of staff as presented
PassedAdopt the recommendations of staff as presented
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Award $750,000 in community grants to 28 local organizations
Award $492,000 in grants to 16 community organizations through Chevron settlement program
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