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Redevelopment commission approves forgivable loan to refresh 414 West 7th Street bakery

Redevelopment Commission · August 5, 2026
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Summary

The Redevelopment Commission approved a forgivable-loan grant to support exterior renovations at 414 West 7th Street, including painting, a new awning and a mural; the project carries a listed investment of $23,773.80 and $8,797.41 is eligible for the forgivable loan.

The Redevelopment Commission voted to approve a forgivable-loan grant for renovations at 414 West 7th Street in the West End, an application presented on behalf of property owner Matt Manolenti. Manolenti, on speakerphone, described the building as “very tired and old” and said the work will include painting the exterior, installing a larger awning and adding a mural to enliven the corridor.

Commissioners were told the total project investment is $23,773.80, with $8,797.41 eligible for the forgivable loan. Commissioner (Speaker 3) moved to accept the request; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The commission did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript and approved the motion by voice vote.