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Board advances grant strategy for Poorhouse tract and local seafood branding; supervisors to split grant-writing work
Summary
Supervisors discussed development options for the Poorhouse tract (about 147 acres), a multi‑phase analysis using scoring/Monte Carlo methods, and applying for grants for planning, trails, and a seafood-branding study; they agreed to divide grant responsibilities and to recruit volunteer grant writers.
What happened: Supervisors discussed several grant-related priorities and planned next steps. The board agreed to formalize how it will analyze the Poorhouse (also called the courthouse/four-house) tract, pursue concept-development grants, and split grant-writing responsibilities among members and volunteers.
Why it matters: The Poorhouse tract (stated as about 147 acres in the discussion) is being evaluated for multiple uses—workforce housing, senior living, trails and…
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