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Fleming County approves CDBG‑CV utilities grant documents and interlocal agreement for distribution
Summary
The Fiscal Court authorized execution of CDBG‑CV Utilities Grant documents, adopted multiple related resolutions (21‑1330 through 21‑1336), and approved an interlocal agreement with Licking Valley CAP to distribute funds; all motions were unanimous.
Staci Clements of the Buffalo Trace Area Development District presented documents related to the Community Development Block Grant—Coronavirus (CDBG‑CV) Utilities Grant and asked the Fiscal Court to authorize the County Judge/Executive to execute grant documents contingent on county attorney review.
The court adopted a cluster of resolutions tied to the grant: Resolution 21‑1335 (State Title VI Plan), Resolution 21‑1332 (Fair Housing Policy), Resolution 21‑1330 (State Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing), Resolution 21‑1331 (cost overrun procedures for the CDBG CV Utilities Grant), Resolution 21‑1333 (authorizing an interlocal agreement with Licking Valley CAP to distribute proceeds), and Resolution 21‑1334 (authorizing disbursement of grant funds within five days of receipt). Each motion passed by unanimous vote.
The Fiscal Court also approved the interlocal agreement with Licking Valley CAP that will serve as the conduit for distributing grant proceeds, and it authorized the County Judge/Executive to sign any documents necessary for the grant if awarded. County Attorney Monica Hill was asked to review grant documents before execution.
Why it matters: The CDBG‑CV Utilities Grant funds are intended to support utility improvements tied to COVID‑19 response and recovery, and the interlocal agreement identifies Licking Valley CAP as the distribution partner. The court adopted applicable nondiscrimination and fair‑housing policies and a Title VI plan as part of the pre‑award compliance package.
What remains unspecified in the minutes: the transcript does not list an award amount, project scope in linear feet or dollar breakdown, nor specific timelines for disbursement beyond the five‑day authorization for funds once received. Those details will depend on the grant award and are not recorded in the minutes.
