Commission approves $2,000 facade grant for Lewis and Associates
Summary
The Webster Groves Business District Commission voted to approve a $2,000 facade grant for Lewis and Associates to replace an awning damaged in a storm; the motion passed by voice vote after a second.
The Webster Groves Business District Commission voted to approve a $2,000 facade grant for Lewis and Associates to replace an awning that was torn off during a storm.
The commission moved and seconded the grant at the February meeting; a voice vote followed and the chair recorded the motion as approved. The application materials included photographs of the new green awning and documentation that the awning replaced storm damage.
Why it matters: facade grants are designed to help small businesses repair or restore storefronts and preserve the visual character of the district. Staff confirmed the commission’s approved grant will be disbursed from the district budget to the applicant.
No dissent was recorded on the voice vote. Commissioners asked staff to issue the check from the district budget once paperwork is completed.
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