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Carson staff outline $12 million facade program, propose revolving loan fund to spur commercial upgrades
Summary
City staff presented an expanded commercial facade improvement plan including a proposed revolving loan fund and a 100% city-funded East Carson Corridor initiative. No final budget action was taken; staff said specific loan terms and a midyear funding request would return to council for approval.
City staff on Nov. 5 outlined an expanded commercial facade improvement program that they said could transform multiple shopping centers and high-profile properties across Carson.
The presentation, delivered by James Quinn, special projects manager in the Community and Economic Development Department, described the citys existing facade grant program (adopted about 2—years earlier), the results of round one (six funded projects leveraging roughly a dollar-for-dollar match), and a proposed next phase that would include a revolving loan fund and a city-paid East Carson Corridor initiative.
Quinn said the city has reached out to 53…
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