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Board lists multiple CDBG delegations and community projects, including demolition and ADA upgrades
Summary
The agenda included numerous Community Development Block Grant delegation agreements for municipalities (Brookville, Englewood, Germantown, Miamisburg, Riverside, Trotwood, Vandalia, West Carrollton) covering sidewalk networks, ADA restroom upgrades, blight removal, water main replacement and demolition, with amounts ranging from $25,000 to $190,000 depending on project.
Montgomery County’s April 14 agenda listed several delegation-of-activities agreements to pass Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to municipal partners for local capital and code-enforcement projects. Notable items include a $190,000 delegation to the Montgomery County Land Bank for demolitions in Jefferson Township (26-0689), a $74,000 delegation to Brookville for the Golden Gate Sidewalk Network (26-0690), a $50,000 delegation for ADA restroom upgrades at Leiber Center in Brookville (26-0691), a $25,000 blight-removal delegation to Englewood (26-0692), and multiple other delegations for owner-occupied rehabilitation, sanitary sewer CIPP lining, and demolition phases. The agenda lists amounts, municipal partners and project types for each delegation.
These items were submitted as resolutions for the board's consideration and provide CDBG funds to local municipalities and partners to implement community projects; the transcript lists the project names and funding caps but does not record detailed programmatic discussion or an execution vote in the excerpt.
