Common use of GRANT ELIGIBILITY Clause in Contracts

GRANT ELIGIBILITY. In order to be eligible for a Grant as part of the FIP, the Property Owner’s proposed Project and property must meet all of the following criteria, as determined by the Committee in its sole discretion:  The Project must be located in the program target area;  Only properties with primary (front or side) facades facing the right-of-way on the streets in the grant target area are eligible for grants;  The application must be completed and submitted by the Property Owner;  A Project must be feasible, as determined by LCA in its sole discretion;  A Project must enhance the façade visible from the public right-of-way;  The total cost for the Project must be at least $2000.00;  The Property Owner must submit an Application to the LCA and complete the application and approval process prior to beginning the Project as described in the Award and Disbursement of Grants section below. Any Project begun before the application and approval process is completed will not be eligible for a Grant;  If the property does not have functioning exterior lighting, a standard dusk-to-xxxx xxxxx or wall light will be added to the project, funded in full by SoWe;  If unused satellite dishes remained fixed to the facades of the property at the time of the project’s commencement, these must be removed;  Projects must fully comply with the City of Lancaster’s building and zoning codes and all other applicable regulations;  The proposed Project must seek to improve the physical appearance of the structure(s). The specific design elements described in the Representative Major Project Elements section below provide examples of the types of improvements that may be eligible for funding under the FIP.

GRANT ELIGIBILITY. In order to be eligible for a Grant as part of the FIP, the Property Owner’s proposed Project and property must meet all of the following criteria, as determined by the Committee in its sole discretion:  The Project must be located in the program target area;  Only properties with primary (front or side) facades facing the right-of-way on the streets in the grant target area are eligible for grants;  The application must be completed and submitted by the Property Owner;  A Project must be feasible, as determined by LCA in its sole discretion;  A Project must enhance the façade visible from the public right-of-way;  The total cost for the Project must be at least $2000.00;  The Property Owner must submit an Application to the LCA and complete the application and approval process prior to beginning the Project as described in the Award and Disbursement of Grants section below. Any Project begun before the application and approval process is completed will not be eligible for a Grant;  If the property does not have functioning exterior lighting, a standard dusk-to-xxxx xxxxx or wall light will be added to the project, funded in full by SoWe;  If unused satellite dishes remained fixed to the facades of the property at the time of the project’s commencement, these must be removed;  Any empty tree well located on the front and/or side of the property must be planted with an approved street tree. The cost of the tree, tree selection, and planting would be coordinated with the City Arborist. The cost would be covered by the LCA grant;  Projects must fully comply with the City of Lancaster’s building and zoning codes and all other applicable regulations;  The proposed Project must seek to improve the physical appearance of the structure(s). The specific design elements described in the Representative Major Project Elements section below provide examples of the types of improvements that may be eligible for funding under the FIP. Please ensure that the submitted application includes all relevant contractor/ work estimates.

GRANT ELIGIBILITY. In order to be eligible for a Grant as part of the FIP, the Property Owner’s proposed Project and property must meet all of the following criteria, as determined by the Committee in its sole discretion:  • The Project must be located in the program target area;  • Only properties with primary (front or side) facades facing the right-of-way on the streets in the grant target area are eligible for grants;  • The application must be completed and submitted by the Property Owner;  • A Project must be feasible, as determined by LCA in its sole discretion;  • A Project must enhance the façade visible from the public right-of-way;  • The total cost for the Project must be at least $2000.00;  • The Property Owner must submit an Application to the LCA and complete the application and approval process prior to beginning the Project as described in the Award and Disbursement of Grants section below. Any Project begun before the application and approval process is completed will not be eligible for a Grant;  • If the property does not have functioning exterior lighting, a standard dusk-to-xxxx xxxxx or wall light will be added to the project, funded in full by SoWe;  • If unused satellite dishes remained fixed to the facades of the property at the time of the project’s commencement, these must be removed;  • Any empty tree well located on the front and/or side of the property must be planted with an approved street tree. The cost of the tree, tree selection, and planting would be coordinated with the City Arborist. The cost would be covered by the LCA grant; • Projects must fully comply with the City of Lancaster’s building and zoning codes and all other applicable regulations;  • The proposed Project must seek to improve the physical appearance of the structure(s). The specific design elements described in the Representative Major Project Elements section below provide examples of the types of improvements that may be eligible for funding under the FIP. Please ensure that the submitted application includes all relevant contractor/ work estimates.

GRANT ELIGIBILITY. In order to be eligible for a Grant as part of the FIP, the Property Owner’s proposed Project and property must meet all of the following criteria, as determined by the Committee in its sole discretion:  • The Project must be located in the program target area;  • Only properties with primary (front or side) facades facing the right-of-way on the streets in the grant target area are eligible for grants;  • The application must be completed and submitted by the Property Owner;  • A Project must be feasible, as determined by LCA in its sole discretion;  • A Project must enhance the façade visible from the public right-of-way;  • The total cost for the Project must be at least $2000.00;  • The Property Owner must submit an Application to the LCA and complete the application and approval process prior to beginning the Project as described in the Award and Disbursement of Grants section below. Any Project begun before the application and approval process is completed will not be eligible for a Grant;  • If the property does not have functioning exterior lighting, a standard dusk-to-xxxx xxxxx or wall light will be added to the project, funded in full by SoWe;  • If unused satellite dishes remained fixed to the facades of the property at the time of the project’s commencement, these must be removed;  • Projects must fully comply with the City of Lancaster’s building and zoning codes and all other applicable regulations;  • The proposed Project must seek to improve the physical appearance of the structure(s). The specific design elements described in the Representative Major Project Elements section below provide examples of the types of improvements that may be eligible for funding under the FIP.

GRANT ELIGIBILITY. In order to be eligible for a Grant as part of the FIP, the Property Owner’s proposed Project and property must meet all of the following criteria, as determined by the Committee in its sole discretion:  • The Project must be located in the program target area;  • Only properties with primary (front or side) facades facing the right-of-way on the streets in the grant target area are eligible for grants;  • The application must be completed and submitted by the Property Owner;  A • The Project must be feasible, as determined by LCA Mainspring of Ephrata in its sole discretion;  A • The Project must enhance the façade visible from the public right-of-way;  • The total cost for the Project must be at least $2000.002,000.00;  • The Property Owner must submit an Application to the LCA Mainspring of Ephrata and complete the application and approval process prior to beginning the Project as described in the Award and Disbursement of Grants section below. Any Project begun before the application and approval process is completed will not be eligible for a Grant;  • If the property Property does not have functioning exterior lighting, a standard dusk-to-xxxx xxxxx or wall light lights will be added to the project, funded in full by SoWe;  • If unused satellite dishes remained fixed to the facades of the property at the time of the project’s commencement, these must be removed;  • Projects must fully comply with the City Borough of LancasterEphrata’s building and zoning codes and all other applicable regulations;  • The proposed Project must seek to improve the physical appearance of the structure(s). The specific design elements described in the Representative Major Project Elements section below provide examples of the types of improvements that may be eligible for funding under the FIP. • Before and after photos must be submitted during the course of the project. • Design Guidelines must be adhered to. • The Non-Discrimination Policy must be signed and submitted with application. • Projects that cost more than $25,000 must comply with the Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Act. Please ensure that the submitted application includes all relevant contractor/work estimates. REPRESENTATIVE MAJOR PROJECT ELEMENTS The following list provides examples of the types of projects that may be eligible for a Grant: • Restoration of original architectural details and removal of elements covering any such architectural or historic details; • Cleaning and/or repainting of building exteriors; • Repointing of brick; • Repairing of cornices; • Installation of appropriate lighting for the purpose of illuminating the exterior of a property; • Removal or repair to awnings; • Installing or improving gutter and downspout systems in conjunction with other façade improvements to the property; • Wood repair; • Roof repair (only for portions of roofing that are visible from the street); • Entrance lighting; • Period-appropriate replacement of doors, deteriorated windows, sashes, xxxxx and framing visible from the street; • Replacements or upgrades of porches, balustrades, columns/supports, steps or railings; • Restoration/rehabilitation of the architectural elements of historic storefronts; • Grant funds will cover permit costs, but Inspection/Planning/Design fees are not eligible. This list is not exhaustive, and Projects containing the types of improvements in this list are not guaranteed to receive a Grant.