DDA approves routine business, recommends two Match on Main projects and names fund advisers
Summary
At its Feb. 26 meeting the Deep Coldwater DDA approved routine consent items and bills, voted to recommend two Match on Main grant applications to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and approved a resolution naming fund advisers for the Coldwater Main Street Fund.
The Deep Coldwater Downtown Development Authority on Feb. 26 approved routine agenda items, authorized payment of January bills totaling $4,240.88, voted to recommend two Match on Main grant applications to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) and approved Resolution DDA 25-01 designating fund advisers for the Coldwater Main Street Fund.
The board unanimously approved a consent agenda that included minutes from the Jan. 22 regular meeting and committee minutes from February. The board then approved January bills and accounts, $4,240.88.
The DDA also voted to transmit two Match on Main applications to the MEDC: an application from Glow Studio requesting $20,329 to expand studio equipment, class offerings and marketing; and an application from the Children’s Museum of Branch County seeking $25,000 toward an enhanced climbing exhibit. Audrey (DDA director) and staff described both projects during the meeting; the board’s motion to recommend both projects to MEDC carried without recorded opposition.
Finally, the board approved Resolution DDA 25-01, which names Michael Caywood (president), Courtney Dershow (vice president) and Audrey (DDA director) as fund advisers for the Coldwater Main Street Fund held at the Branch County Community Foundation; the resolution specifies that transfers from the fund require two signatures from the designated advisers.
No roll-call tallies were recorded in the public transcript for these motions and votes; the meeting transcript records voice approval (“All in favor, say aye”) for the carried motions.
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