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Madison PACE committee recommends five historic‑rehab projects to Board of Public Works
Summary
The Madison City PACE committee reviewed applications for multiple historic‑rehab and rental projects and voted to recommend five qualifying applications to the Board of Public Works after scoring; qualifying threshold was 36 and the committee read averaged scores before voting.
The Madison City PACE committee on Jan. 27 voted to recommend five grant applications to the Board of Public Works after scoring applicants at the committee meeting.
Committee staff announced that the PACE minimum qualifying score is 36 and read averaged results for the applications. Projects that met or exceeded the threshold and were forwarded for Board review included the applications with averaged scores of 41.5 (319 Craigmont Street), 42.5 (526 Jefferson Street), 40 (757 Jefferson Street), and others; staff noted several applications fell just below the threshold (for example, 6118 Mulberry Street at 34.75 and 835 West 3rd Street at 34.25).
Applicants described scope and intent for the properties during the public presentations. John…
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