Board rescinds multiple prior cooperation agreements tied to prior RACP applications
The Redevelopment Authority unanimously rescinded cooperation agreements with Laurel Highlands Workforce and the Greensburg YMCA related to previous RACP grant applications (a $1,000,000 Laurel Highlands application and a $625,000 Greensburg YMCA application).
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During its June 23 meeting, the Redevelopment Authority approved motions to rescind several previously executed cooperation agreements that had authorized the Authority to act as agent or grant administrator for RACP applications. The motions covered a March 8, 2024 cooperation agreement with the Laurel Highlands Workforce and Opportunity Center related to a $1,000,000 RACP application and two March 2025 cooperation agreements tied to a $625,000 RACP application for Greensburg YMCA renovations.
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