Lake County, IL
File #: 10-0802    Version: 1 Name: 2009 Brownfield Grants Requests for Extensions
Type: committee action item Status: Passed
File created: 8/24/2010 In control: Health and Community Services Committee
On agenda: Final action: 9/2/2010
Title: Committee Action approving 2009 Brownfield Grants Requests for Extensions
Attachments: 1. 2009 Highland Park Karger Center BF Grant Extension Request, 2. 2009 Highland Park Karger Center BF Grant Application, 3. 2009 Highland Park Karger Center BF Grant 6 Month Status Report, 4. 2009 North Chicago Pettibone Creek BF Grant Extension, 5. 2009 North Chicago 1812-1820 Sheridan Road BF Grant Extension, 6. 2009 North Chicago Pettibone Creek BF Grant Application, 7. 2009 North Chicago 1812-1820 Sheridan Road BF Grant Application, 8. 2009 North Chicago Sheridan Road and Pettibone Creek BF Grants 6 Month Status Reports, 9. 2009 Lake Zurich 61 W Main Street BF Grant Extension Request, 10. 2009 Lake Zurich 61 W Main Street BF Grant Extension Site Report, 11. 2009 Lake Zurich 61 W Main Street BF Grant Application, 12. 2009 Lake Zurich 61 W Main Street BF Grant 6 Month Status Report
Related files: 08-0696, 09-1783, 10-0328, 10-0399, 10-0475, 10-0809, 11-0016, 11-0932, 11-0361, 11-0606

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Committee Action approving 2009 Brownfield Grants Requests for Extensions

 

Staff Summary

•                     In 2009 the County awarded Brownfield Remediation Grants to Highland Park ($100,000); North Chicago (two grants, $100,000 and 50,000); and Lake Zurich ($100,000).  The applicants will not be able to complete their projects within the one year specified in the Intergovernmental Agreements and are requesting extensions.

•                     Written status reports have been submitted for all four projects and are attched.

•                     Representatives from the municipalities will present brief updates to the Committee and answer questions.

•                     If an extension is not granted for a particular project, the project will expire based on the date in the Intergovernmental Agreement.  Unspent funds will be unencumbered and returned to the Brownfield Fund.