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Oxnard seeks up to $6 million federal grant to finish Dearly Park improvements
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City staff recommended applying for up to $6 million from the National Park ServiceOutdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership program to close a $4.1 million construction funding gap for Dearly Park, citing rising construction costs and a 1-to-1 match requirement.
Oxnard City staff recommended the City Council approve an application for up to $6,000,000 from the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP) grant program to complete the Dearly Park improvement project, Eric Hummel, grants coordinator with the Public Works Department, told the council during a staff presentation.
The recommendation would have the city manager or designee execute grant agreements, the finance director or designee submit financial reports and grant claims and approve budget appropriations, and the public works director or designee submit required nonfinancial reports, Hummel said. The ORLP program is administered through the National Park Service and requires a 1-to-1…
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