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Council discusses Rural Catalyst grant and possible demolition at Garden City Apartments
Summary
Councilmembers reviewed a potential Rural Catalyst grant for Garden City Apartments; demolition was estimated at about $28,000 by Farden's and the property price was said to be around $20,000. Council sought clarification on application timelines and build/decline conditions.
Councilmember Dustin Dewbre told the Glenburn City Council Jan. 5 that the Rural Catalyst Grant was under discussion for the Garden City Apartments, with an estimated demolition cost of about $28,000 from contractor Farden’s and the property price reported at roughly $20,000.
Council members asked several procedural questions: whether the city could decline the grant if it were approved, what the required timeline would be for rebuilding or completing a replacement project, and when an approved grant would obligate the city. The council agreed to check with its contact at the grant program to get answers before taking further steps.
No formal motion or commitment to apply was recorded; the discussion remained exploratory. Councilmembers framed the item as a potential redevelopment opportunity but asked staff to return with precise timelines, conditions attached to grant approval and any requirements for subsequent construction.
