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Committee approves community grants for food closet, heritage group, civic association and DAPI
Summary
The committee approved grants for an emergency food closet at 698 Old Baltimore Pike, a Pankajer Heritage Area Association project, a $650 transfer for Harmony Hills Lexington Square Civic Association landscaping, and a $400 holiday project for the Delaware Adolescent Program Incorporated (DAPI).
The New Castle County Administrative Finance Committee on Dec. 9 approved multiple community grant requests during its grants-matrix review.
Councilman Tackett moved to allocate council funds to an emergency food closet at 698 Old Baltimore Pike; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Tackett also moved funding for the Pankajer Heritage Area Association Museum (the amount referenced in the meeting was 1,862) and that grant was approved after a second and voice vote.
Councilman Sheldon moved to transfer remaining funds to the Harmony Hills Lexington Square Civic Association for landscaping (the group had $650 left from a prior award); that revised grant transfer was approved. Council President Williams Johns moved a $400 grant to Delaware Adolescent Program Incorporated (DAPI) to support a holiday project for young parents and students; the motion carried.
Where the transcript recorded the roll, one participant was recorded as "not voting" on several items but explicit recorded tallies by name were not provided in the transcript.
