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Log Cabin council authorizes RFPs for CDBG-MIT services; council notes no required city match
Summary
On a motion approved May 15, the council authorized issuance of requests for proposals for administrative and plan-development services for potential Texas GLO CDBG-MIT grants and noted there is no required municipal match for the opportunity.
Rob Barthen of GrantWorks, Inc. presented the council with information about Community Development Block Grant-Mitigation (CDBG-MIT) opportunities administered by the Texas General Land Office. Barthen described the opportunity as one to support future planning and mitigation-related studies. Councilmembers asked clarifying questions, and Council authorized issuance of requests for proposals for administrative and plan-development services to pursue the grant opportunity.
Minutes record that the council "noted that there is not a required city match." The authorization was passed on a motion by Aaron Scott with a second from Larry Sutherland. Staff will prepare and issue RFP documents as directed by the council.
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