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Town authorizes CFA application for $100,000 comprehensive-plan update
Summary
The Huron Town Board adopted Resolution #41-2026 authorizing submission of a Consolidated Funding Application for a Smart Growth Community Planning Program grant to update the town comprehensive plan, estimating project costs at $100,000 and committing a 15–25% local match to be budgeted in 2027.
The Huron Town Board voted June 16 to authorize the Town Supervisor to submit a Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) for a Smart Growth Community Planning Program grant to support a comprehensive plan update, with a total estimated project cost of $100,000 and a required local match of 15–25%.
The resolution states the town will commit the local match from the 2027 budget if the grant is awarded. The resolution text authorizes "the Town Supervisor, David Fantuzzo, to submit the CFA grant application, execute all associated grant contracts, and act as the official representative for the Town of Huron in connection with this project." The resolution was adopted unanimously by members present (AYES 4, NAYS 0; Tiffany Smith absent).
Board members discussed the local-match range (estimated $15,000–25,000) and confirmed intent to include the match in the 2027 budget. No consultant or vendor was named at the meeting; the action gives the supervisor authority to submit the application and execute contracts if the grant is awarded.
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