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3 SESSIONS TODAY AT FOOTHILLS

Property Owners Briefed

On $2.3 Million In Grants

Entrepreneurs and downtown Oneonta building owners are being briefed today on how to apply for $2.3 million in state money available for facade improvements, signage and renovation of upper floors for market-rate house as part of the city’s state-funded Downtown Revitalizatoin Initiative (DRI).   The last of three briefings being conducted by Delaware Engineering’s Elizabeth Horvath is at 6 p.m. in the black box theater at Foothills Performing Arts Center.  Public welcome. Applications for signs are due by July 31, with all other applications are due by Aug. 31.  A project selection committee will decide on projects this fall.  (Parker Fish/AllOTSEGO.com)

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  1. WASTE OF OUR GOOD MONEY… help businesses and business people with that money… not buildings. People create culture NOT a nice new facade !
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  2. ” Market rate housing ” How does that free up housing inventory to the middle class ?? How ??

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