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Town of Irmo approves USDA letter of conditions for $1.98 million toward new town hall
Summary
Town officials authorized Resolution 25-12 to accept a USDA letter of conditions and allow Town Administrator Jim Crossland to sign, enabling a $1,980,000 community facilities grant toward a $5.89 million town-hall project; council members approved the resolution by roll call.
The Town of Irmo authorized Resolution 25-12 on a roll-call vote to accept a letter of conditions from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and to allow Town Administrator Jim Crossland to sign the document, enabling receipt of a $1,980,000 community facilities grant toward construction of a new town hall.
Patty Walker of USDA Rural Development told officials the letter of conditions and several accompanying forms must be signed to obligate funds. "This letter of conditions is for the obligation of a ... grant in the amount of $1,980,000," Walker said, and she asked that the required forms (including a letter of intent to meet conditions and form 1940-1) be executed and faxed to USDA after the meeting so the agency could run debarment checks and proceed to obligate the funds.
Walker said the…
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