Approve grant program guidelines for environmental and community projects
In Plain English
The city runs a competitive grant program that funds local environmental and community projects. The guidelines set rules for who can apply, what projects qualify, and how applications get reviewed. If approved, organizations can start applying for grants using these new 2017-18 guidelines.
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Votes
Accept staff's recommendation as presented
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved new guidelines for the city's Environmental and Community Investment Agreement grant program. These rules determine who can apply for grants, what types of environmental and community projects qualify for funding, and how applications will be reviewed. Organizations can now begin submitting grant applications under the updated 2017-18 guidelines. This continues the council's consistent pattern of supporting environmental initiatives.
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Other motions
Approve guidelines and application, excluding the application's review criterion for financial viability to leverage additional funds, for organizations under $50,000
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