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Board approves Restore NY grant application for 54–56 Main Street downtown rehab
Summary
The board authorized submitting a Round 9 Restore NY application seeking up to $270,000 for rehabilitation of 54–56 Main Street (11,672 sq. ft., vacant mixed-use) and authorized the mayor to sign grant-related documents; the motion passed unanimously.
The Village of Le Roy Board of Trustees approved a resolution to submit a Restore NY Communities Initiative Round 9 grant application for rehabilitation of 54–56 Main Street. The property is listed in the application as a vacant mixed-use building of about 11,672 square feet proposed for rehabilitation to create new commercial space in the village downtown.
Trustee Raymond Yacuzzo moved the resolution and Trustee James Bonacquisti seconded; the resolution authorizes submitting an application seeking up to $270,000 in Restore NY funding and authorizes Mayor Gregory Rogers to sign grant-related documents. The board also authorized payment of the $250 application fee. The resolution passed on a unanimous vote of the trustees present. Meeting minutes state the project is consistent with the village master plan and Genesee County revitalization efforts and that the Village of Le Roy supports the submittal.
