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The city is looking for the best project to fund using Proposition 4 money. The Commission is weighing whether to focus on City Park or the Beede Lumber Yard to ensure the best return for the community.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
Securing this grant is essential for funding major park improvements without relying solely on the city's limited budget.
Residents of District 1 and the surrounding community who will gain access to improved recreational facilities.
Downtown residents who advocated for the Beattie Lumberyard 'Yard' project.
The city is applying for a state grant to improve City Park. Residents are needed to attend upcoming meetings to help decide what features the park should have.
The city had to choose between improving City Park or developing a new town square at the Beattie Lumberyard. The Council chose City Park due to grant scoring and budget concerns.
The city is identifying which parks need upgrades the most so they can apply for state grant money. This is a chance to get outside funding for improvements without relying solely on the local budget.
The city is managing federal grant money to support local housing and community programs. This meeting helps decide how that money is distributed and ensures programs stay on track.
The Commission is deciding which park to renovate using state grant money, balancing the need for safety and community access.
California Violence Intervention and Prevention (CalVIP) Grant Program
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