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Livingston URA preapproves up to $47,110.78 for Empire Theater facade restoration, pending receipts and second quote
Summary
The Livingston Urban Renewal Agency voted to preapprove a facade grant for the Empire Theater on April 22, authorizing up to $47,110.78 (50% of eligible costs) subject to confirmation of eligible expenses and a second tile-installation quote; funds will be reimbursed after paid receipts are submitted.
The Livingston Urban Renewal Agency on April 22 preapproved a facade grant not to exceed $47,110.78 — equal to 50% of the project’s eligible costs as presented — for work to restore the Empire Theater marquee and façade, agency members said. The approval is contingent on confirmation of eligible expenses and submission of a second quote for the tile work; grant funds will be released as a reimbursement after the URA receives paid receipts and invoices.
The application was presented by Andrew, a representative of Bay Empire Theater, who described a plan to restore historic marquee elements, replace and repair glass tile, repaint the marquee, and install neon-style lighting. "We are trying to preserve certain things with icons that we love in the city," Andrew said, describing historical photos included with the application and a lighting package sourced from a Helena vendor.
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