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Tecumseh council approves CDBG compliance documents for downtown revitalization grant
Summary
The Tecumseh City Council voted to approve Special Condition documents, an Excessive Force Certification, Procurement Procedures and a Code of Conduct tied to Community Development Block Grant award 25DTR005 for the Downtown Revitalization project, clearing a procedural hurdle for the grant-funded work.
The Tecumseh City Council approved compliance documents required for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) award tied to the downtown revitalization project. Council Member Brian Britt moved to approve the Special Condition documents, the Excessive Force Certification, Procurement Procedures and a Code of Conduct related to CDBG award 25DTR005; Council Member Lorie Topp seconded the motion. The motion carried with votes recorded in the minutes as aye from Lance Beethe, Brian Britt, Alicia Brommer, Tyler Speckmann and Lorie Topp; no nays were recorded and Travis Goracke was listed as absent in the meeting attendance.
The documents the council approved are standard grant compliance items intended to ensure procurement, conduct and civil-rights-related certifications are in place before or during implementation of CDBG-funded projects. The minutes identify the grant by number (25DTR005) and describe the paperwork as connected to the Downtown Revitalization project; they do not list additional conditions or an implementation timeline.
No public opposition or comments were recorded in the minutes about the CDBG compliance documents during the meeting. The council did not attach a deadline for execution in the minutes; staff follow-up on timing is not specified.
