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Buckeye council approves $34,500 Catalyst grant for Snap Fitness mural and facade work
Summary
The Buckeye City Council unanimously approved $34,500 from the Economic Development Catalyst Program to fund stucco repair and a mural on a trash enclosure at Snap Fitness, part of a downtown redevelopment pilot that will feed into the city—s new public art program.
The Buckeye City Council on an unanimous vote approved $34,500 from the Economic Development Catalyst Program to help fund stucco work and a mural on a trash enclosure at the Snap Fitness location at 9th and Monroe.
The Catalyst Program approved the request during the meeting after an Economic Development staff presentation that outlined the program—s goals and recent updates. Susie Boyles, the city—s economic development director, told the council the program was established more than 10 years ago to promote exterior rehabilitation and facade improvements of commercial properties and has offered grants up to $50,000 per qualifying project.
"Over the years, we have had great success on a return on investment through this program," Boyles said, noting the city has…
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