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Durand council OKs $20,000 façade grant and backs $500,000-plus Main Street redevelopment application
Summary
Council approved a $20,000 façade grant for 112 & 114 W. Main St. owned by Sandi Bauer and authorized Resolution 26-02 to submit a community development investment grant application for a project estimated at more than $500,000.
The Durand City Council on Feb. 25 approved a $20,000 façade grant for the properties at 112 and 114 W. Main St., owner Sandi Bauer told council members she plans to remodel both properties as part of a project she estimated would exceed $500,000.
Council Member Matt Roesler moved approval of the façade grant; Mark Menke seconded. The motion passed on a roll-call vote of five ayes and zero nays.
The council also approved Resolution 26-02, authorizing the city to submit a community development investment grant application on behalf of Bauer for the same properties. The resolution was offered by Nick Weisenbeck, the motion to approve was made by Matt Roesler and seconded by Robert Weishapple; the roll-call vote was five ayes, zero nays.
Minutes record that the project’s total cost will exceed $500,000; the minutes do not specify exact funding sources, grant amount requested, or a construction timetable. Council members and staff indicated the application process will proceed with staff oversight and required reporting if the grant is pursued.
