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Town of Nashville approves $950,000 federal grant to replace dilapidated homes
Summary
The Town of Nashville approved a $950,000 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) on March 18 to replace several dilapidated owner-occupied homes for low- to moderate-income residents; staff must complete environmental review and signatory authorizations before work can begin.
The Town of Nashville on March 18 authorized execution of a $950,000 Community Development Block Grant agreement with the North Carolina Department of Commerce to replace dilapidated, owner-occupied housing.
Ben Jones, the consultant who helped write the grant, told council the town must complete several start-up documents and an environmental review before the state will issue what he described as "a release…
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