RDC discusses Safe Streets grant, receives Baker Tilly TIF update; approves small environmental amendment and claims Commissioners agreed staff should pursue a Safe Streets for All implementation grant (80/20 match) and heard Baker Tillys TIF analysis. The commission also approved a $3,500 capped amendment to SEH for environmental work, accepted the claims register and approved a $5,950 invoice.

The Redevelopment Commission is gearing up to secure a $800,000 grant for safer streets, all while crunching numbers to maximize financial resources for future projects.

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Commission signs off on Safe Streets planning grant closeout; RDC spending plan due Dec. 1 The commission authorized closing the Safe Streets for All planning grant and was reminded the RDC spending plan and overlapping taxing unit notices are due in December; the implementation grant remains under review amid a federal funding pause.

Burns Harbor takes a significant step forward by closing out the Safe Streets planning grant, but with federal funding delays looming, can they secure the next phase of development?

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