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Board approves 12 PACE grants, midpoints and finals for downtown and targeted areas
Summary
The Board of Public Works approved 12 preservation and rehab PACE grants totaling $109,951 in city funds, plus midpoint and final payments for several larger projects, aiming to leverage $270,000 in owner investment.
The Madison City Board of Public Works on Jan. 21 approved 12 Property-Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) and preservation grants for rehabilitation, curb‑appeal and dilapidated-structure work and authorized midpoint and final disbursements for several previously approved projects.
Brenna, the city's PACE coordinator, told the board the round included 16 applications reviewed at the committee level; 12 applications were recommended for funding. "At the PACE meeting, we had I believe it was 16 applications. 16 applications were seen and 12 of them passed," she said.…
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