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Union City approves seven Renaissance grant projects totaling $23,600
Summary
Council approved seven Renaissance grant applications requesting $23,600 from a fund balance of $90,547.35, citing the grants' role in fighting blight and improving properties across the borough.
The Borough Council voted unanimously on Aug. 27 to approve seven Renaissance grant applications for the 2024/2025 period, with a combined request of $23,600 and total project costs of $60,606.
Borough Manager Cindy Wells recommended approval, saying the proposed improvements "will help in the fight against blight." Minutes show the Renaissance grant fund balance at $90,547.35. Councilor Steadman moved approval and Councilor Osborn seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
Councilors recorded the project totals and the requested grant amount in the minutes; the approved awards will be administered through the borough’s Renaissance grant process and are intended to support property improvements that address blight.
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