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Fraser announces $2 million in congressional directed spending for St. Louis Landing phase 2
Summary
Town Manager Michael Brack announced the town was awarded $2 million in congressional directed spending to support phase 2 of the St. Louis Landing project, currently planned as 13 townhomes. Mayor Brian Cerkvenik and Mayor Pro-Tem Peggy Smith also shared CAST conference highlights.
Town Manager Michael Brack told the Board of Trustees on Feb. 4 that Fraser has been awarded $2 million in congressional directed spending to support phase 2 of the St. Louis Landing project. According to the minutes, phase 2 is currently planned as 13 townhomes.
Mayor Brian Cerkvenik and Mayor Pro-Tem Peggy Smith reported highlights from the CAST conference they attended along with town staff. The minutes list attendance by Mayor Cerkvenik, Mayor Pro-Tem Smith, Town Manager Michael Brack and Assistant Town Manager Sarah Catanzarite.
The announcement was recorded under the meeting updates; trustees did not take a separate vote on the funding announcement during the public minutes. The minutes do not specify grant conditions, disbursement schedule, or whether additional approvals are required for project implementation.
