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Council reprograms $71,889.54 in CDBG small‑business funds; absolves DLDC agreement
Summary
Dunkirk Common Council approved Resolution #33 to absolve the DLDC agreement and reprogram CDBG Small Business Loan Program funds back to entitlement project funding, noting an original HUD award of $82,808.70 and immediate reprogramming of $71,889.54. Council voted unanimously.
The Dunkirk Common Council on June 3 approved Resolution #33 to absolve the sub‑recipient agreement with the Dunkirk Local Development Corporation and reprogram money from the Community Development Block Grant small‑business loan program back to entitlement project funding.
Councilmembers Nichols and Luczkowiak sponsored the measure, which states the City’s original HUD CDBG allocation for the program totaled $82,808.70. The resolution says $71,889.54 will be reprogrammed immediately upon completion of required citizen participation hearings and council approval; remaining outstanding loan repayments and accrued interest will be reprogrammed as loans are completed in February 2026. The council carried the resolution with an all‑aye vote.
Councilmembers framed the action as an administrative reallocation rather than a termination of assistance for businesses, and the resolution directs staff to complete required hearings and paperwork before funds are moved. No opposition was recorded during the vote.
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