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The Senior Housing Grant was denied at the July 21, 2025 council meeting. Manager Stuart also reported that it could be brought back to council for a future round of grants.
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Manager Stuart reported that the Senior Housing Grant was denied but could be brought back to council for a future round of grants.
Reported that the city was not awarded grant funding for the Rayner Park Playground from three applied-for programs and planned to meet with the State for feedback on the applications and future competitiveness.
The City received notice that it was NOT awarded the $100,000 grant request from the Michigan State Historic Preservation Office for repair of the library windows
Deborah Stuart, City Manager, was authorized to act as agent on behalf of the City to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the project's development and to sign a project agreement upon a funding award.
The City authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent on behalf of the City to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the projects development and to sign a project agreement upon a funding award.
The City authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent on behalf of the City to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the projects development, and to sign a project agreement upon a funding award.
The City authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during project development, and to sign a project agreement upon a funding award.
The City has authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent on behalf of the City to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the projects development and to sign a project agreement upon a funding award.
The City authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent on behalf of the City to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the projects development and to sign a project agreement upon a funding award.
The City authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent on behalf of the City to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the projects development and to sign a project agreement upon a funding award.
Reported that the city was not awarded grant funding for the Rayner Park Playground from three applied-for programs and planned to meet with the State for feedback on the applications and future competitiveness.
The city authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the project development, and to sign a project agreement upon receipt of the funding award.
The City authorized Deborah Stuart, City Manager, to act as agent on behalf of the city to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B Program funding, to act as the applications agent during the project development and to sign a project agreement upon receipt of the funding award.
The City Council requested $1,000,000 in funding through a state directed appropriation by Senator Sarah Anthony and directed the City Manager to submit the application and sign any associated materials on behalf of the City of Mason if received.
The City was awarded a $15,000 match grant from MEDC to support the Temple/Kipp Road Corridor Study identified in the Capital Improvement Program.
Reported that Ingham County staff are recommending funding for all three of the City of Mason’s projects with over $700,000 in grant funding out of the $3 million they are distributing, and that final award determination will take a few months.
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