Board hears about Cape Cod Commission grant program; $25,000 maximum per application
Summary
A board member said the Cape Cod Commission has about $125,000 in 'license plate' grant funds available with a $25,000 maximum per application and priorities for housing, climate resiliency and water-quality projects; the board discussed possible town applications and outreach to a local entrepreneur.
A Planning Board member reported that the Cape Cod Commission is administering roughly $125,000 in so-called ‘license plate’ grant funds and that the program generally caps awards at $25,000 per application. The member said the program favors projects related to housing opportunities, climate resiliency and water quality and suggested the town could submit one or more applications.
"There's $125,000 up for grabs. And mostly and a $25,000 maximum," the member said. Board members discussed outreach to a local entrepreneur who has expressed interest in a project and the possibility of offering letters of support or coordinating small applications that fit the grant priorities.
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