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The committee approved multiple spending and grant-related items, including a $750,000 application to help secure and demolish abandoned properties, a $962,650 Community Development Block Grant action plan, and a $111,000 budget increase for environmental remediation work.
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The committee backed several public works and redevelopment actions that affect roads, housing, blight removal, and environmental cleanup. It approved a $750,000 grant application for securing, maintaining, and demolishing abandoned properties, and it approved a $962,650 community development plan for improvements such as sidewalks, housing rehab, blight removal, accessibility work, and homelessness services. The committee also approved a $111,000 increase for cleanup work on properties on North Vermilion Street and North Hazel Street. Transit staff reported April ridership of 41,307 and revenue of $28,360.72, and said routes and bus stop accessibility will be reviewed in an upcoming feasibility study.
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