HACAP asks Hocking County to sign programmatic agreement with Ohio History Connection for CHIP housing work
Glenn Crickin of Hocking Athens Perry Community Action asked the commissioners to sign a five‑year programmatic agreement with Ohio History Connection to streamline federally required environmental reviews for Community Housing Impact and Preservation (CHIP) projects that fund home repairs and rehabs in Hocking County.
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Glenn Crickin, director of housing and community development at Hocking Athens Perry Community Action (HACAP), asked Hocking County commissioners on Feb. 6 to sign a programmatic agreement with the Ohio History Connection that would standardize state consultation during environmental reviews required for CHIP (Community Housing Impact and Preservation) projects.
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