COMMUNITY IMPACT. A. How many individuals will receive services with this funding? Fort Bend Women’s Center serves an average of 1,000 NEW clients each year.
COMMUNITY IMPACT. 9.1 Council tenancy agreements deliver the following direct or indirect benefits to the community:
COMMUNITY IMPACT. 11.1 Council has two primary objectives when entering leases for the use of Council property: to support service delivery and promote health and wellbeing, social, environmental, cultural, recreational or economic opportunities and benefits in the City of Port Xxxxxxx by leasing or licensing Council Property to community organisations and to generate net income to support service delivery across the portfolio by leasing or licensing Council property to commercial organisations.
COMMUNITY IMPACT. A. How many individuals will receive services with this funding? Approximately 50 to 75 individuals will receive services with this grant.
COMMUNITY IMPACT. Contractors shall provide how they will consider public impact on all areas of performance of this program. Contractors shall provide an annual report to the City to define all efforts and results on the community and citizens of the Austin area from this program as well as an annual diversion rate per ton for materials diverted from the landfills resulting from this program.
COMMUNITY IMPACT. The parties recognise the nature and location of the Project presents unique challenges and are therefore committed to minimising any negative impact upon the community arising from the Project;
COMMUNITY IMPACT. Analysis Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will incorporate an analysis of community impacts into the IS/MND. Since there are no existing land uses on or adjacent to the project site, it is anticipated that this analysis will be qualitative and that a stand-alone technical study will not be required. The analysis will take into consideration the Communities/Neighborhoods existing conditions documentation being prepared by GPA Consulting. The analysis will consider the project’s potential to affect community character and cohesion, community facilities, result in any relocations, or result in impacts tied to environmental justice. Deliverable: • Draft/Final Community Impact Analysis
COMMUNITY IMPACT. This assessment of community impact is derived from questioning during which participants were asked about specific activities which their institutions engaged in to provide financial services in distressed communities. These impacts included the benefits which communities derived from BEA related investments. They could encompass traditional banking services of deposits, consumer and small business lending which directly assist the residents of a community. In addition they could include more specific and targeted services and investments to meet the need for affordable housing, and community development. Both types of services are included in this analysis. 2 As of the FY’2015 round and implementation of the Uniform Requirements, actual award dollars must be used for BEA Authorized Uses. Bank Services Bank services, whether they be traditional services like taking deposits, providing checking accounts, or consumer lending were discussed with participants as one aspect of the possible services which the BEA Program applicant institutions provided. Some of the smaller institutions viewed their mission as providing traditional, and highly personalized services as a community bank within their market areas. Other institutions focused on underserved communities such as minority communities, while some urban banks had become specialized in serving the needs of a revitalizing downtown area.
COMMUNITY IMPACT. After years of improvement, local competition from other area attractions led to Museum attendance declines starting in 2017 but was recovering before COVID-19. The Museum served more than 17,000 visitors in 2019 and just over 6,000 in 2020. 2021 the Museum had just over 13,000 in visitors. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic was very evident in admission numbers, with virtually no seniors attending the Museum after March 2020. More than one-quarter of the guests were children attending Education Scout Programming or participating in a docent-led tour. Educational field trips and senior groups remain low at 41% less in 2021 compared to 2019. The Xxxxxxxxx Railroad Museum's focus on railroading history and its unique location in historic downtown Rosenberg on a major rail junction attracts visitors from Fort Bend County, the Greater Houston Area, and beyond. 2021 visitors from Fort Bend County increased by 16%. 2018-2020 Zip Code Statistics COMMUNITY SUPPORT The Museum receives community support from local foundation grants, event sponsorships, in-kind and cash donations, and volunteers. Nearly 400 volunteers donated 5,600 hours in 2019. The Museum is often asked to present at community associations (Exchange Club, Rotary Club, Lions Club) and at school career days. These outreach activities help spread awareness of the Mission of the Museum. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Museum received HOT funds (Hotel Occupancy Tax) from the City of Xxxxxxxxx. Foundation grants support much-needed operations expenses, exhibit projects, and programs. The Museum collaborates with the Houston Area G-Gaugers (XXXX) to operate and maintain the Museum's garden railroad display. Houston Area Live Steamers (HALS) attend festivals and demonstrate steam engine operation using model locomotives. Operation Lifesaver volunteers also attend events to educate visitors about safety around train tracks.
COMMUNITY IMPACT. 9.1 It is the intent of the Operating Agreement and the recommendation of this report is to increase the public utilisation of the SMTH.
