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Union City Approves $23,600 in Renaissance Grants to Fight Blight

Borough of Union City Council · August 27, 2024
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Summary

Council approved seven Renaissance Grant applications totaling $23,600 in requested funds from a $90,547.35 fund balance; projects total $60,606 in work for 2024/2025.

Union City Borough Council approved seven Renaissance Grant applications Aug. 27 that together requested $23,600 in grant funding for property improvements aimed at combating blight.

Borough Manager Cindy Wells told council there are seven applications totaling $60,606 in project costs and that $90,547.35 remains in the Renaissance Grant fund. "It is recommended that the seven be approved, based on the fact that these improvements to the properties will help in the fight against blight." Councilor Steadman moved to approve the recommended applications and Councilor Osborn seconded; the motion carried unanimously.

The minutes do not list individual applicant names or project specifics; council approved the funding totals and authorized the grants as presented.