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Council approves seven Renaissance grant applications, allocating $23,600
Summary
Union City Borough approved seven Renaissance grant applications totaling $23,600 in requested funding from a $90,547.35 grant balance to support property improvements intended to combat blight.
Borough Manager Cindy Wells presented seven Renaissance grant applications totaling $60,606 in project cost and requesting $23,600 in grant assistance. Manager Wells told council there is $90,547.35 currently available in Renaissance Grant funding and recommended approval of all seven applications because the improvements would help fight blight.
Councilor Steadman moved and Councilor Osborn seconded approval of the recommended applications for the 2024/2025 grant period. The motion carried unanimously; the minutes record the approved total of $23,600 in grant awards. The record does not list individual applicant names or project specifics beyond aggregate amounts.
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