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Finance committee approves three community grants including funding for arts, pet clinic and youth league
Summary
The Finance Committee approved three $2,500 grants at its March 11 meeting: Loving Touch Animal Clinic for Pets in the Park services; Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art for a feasibility study tied to the Greater Brandywine Valley National Heritage Area; and Pike Creek Little League with contributions from several council members.
Councilman Tackett moved a $2,500 grant to Loving Touch Animal Clinic to support services at the Pets in the Park event in Glasgow; the motion passed on a voice vote.
Councilwoman Durham moved a $2,500 grant to the Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art to lead an application and feasibility study for the Greater Brandywine Valley National Heritage Area, which includes parts of Delaware. That motion also passed on a voice vote.
Councilman Sheldon moved a $2,500 grant to Pike Creek Little League. Committee members indicated that the total grant would be funded in contributions: Councilman Sheldon ($1,000), Councilwoman Kilpatrick ($1,000) and Councilman Toole ($500) as recorded in the committee discussion. The assembled motion passed on a voice vote.
No roll-call tallies were recorded in the public audio; the transcript records voice approvals for each grant and no public comments during the grants section.
