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Staff asks commissioners to approve CDBG contract names correction and presents 2024 professional services agreement costing $55,197
Summary
County staff told commissioners that two 2023 CDBG project names require correction for environmental review and presented a 2024 professional services agreement for grant administration and activity management at a cost of $55,197.
A county presenter told the Clinton County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 27 that Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) required project-name corrections for the county's 2023 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) activities to complete environmental review, and presented the county's 2024 professional services agreement (PSA) with CDICOG for grant administration.
The presenter said the amendment to the 2023 PSA renames two projects so they match DCED records for environmental review: the Clinton County Redevelopment Authority project will be listed as "Redevelopment Authority - Blight" and the Renovo Borough Water Authority Twelfth Street reconstruction will be listed as "Renovo Borough Water Authority - Pipe." No other changes to scope were described.
For 2024, staff presented a PSA that includes grant administration, contract reports, financial management, technical assistance, monitoring, policy revisions, activity development (including subgranting), procurement support, environmental reviews and labor-standards enforcement. The presenter said the county's 2024 activities under this PSA are the Clinton County Historical Society Iron Furnace rehabilitation and a homeowner-occupied housing rehabilitation activity. The total price for the 2024 PSA was stated as $55,197, which the presenter said includes delivery fees (labor-standards enforcement and environmental reviews) and administration.
The presentation was informational at the work session; no formal approval was recorded in the transcript. Commissioners had no substantive objections recorded during the discussion recorded in the transcript.
