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File #: 01298    Version: 1 Name: Facade Improvement Grants - 1875 Monroe Street and 2110 Atwood Avenue
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 5/18/2005 In control: BOARD OF ESTIMATES (ended 4/2017)
On agenda: 7/5/2005 Final action: 7/5/2005
Enactment date: 7/7/2005 Enactment #: RES-05-00581
Title: A resolution approving Facade Improvement Grants to 1875 Monroe Street (Neuhauser Pharmacy) and 2110 Atwood Avenue (Dobhan Restuarant).
Sponsors: Judy K. Olson, Isadore Knox Jr., Kenneth Golden
Attachments: 1. 1875Monroe_&_2110Atwood_facadereso_051705.pdf
Fiscal Note
Funds are included in the Planning and Development 2005 Capital Budget, project #32, "Facade Improvement Grants."
Title
A resolution approving Facade Improvement Grants to 1875 Monroe Street (Neuhauser Pharmacy) and 2110 Atwood Avenue (Dobhan Restuarant).
Body
On February 3, 2004, the Common Council adopted Resolution ID # 61179, approving the Facade Improvement Grant Program to support and encourage small local businesses to reinvest in the downtown and smaller, neighborhood shopping and business areas. The grants are matching grants and will be provided in an amount up to 50% of the total project costs up to a maximum of $10,000 for a single facade, $20,000 for a building with two facades, and $25,000 for a "flatiron" building. The objective of the Program is to restore, or substantially beautify, or enhance the entire facade or elevation of a commercial building. These facade proposals have been reviewed by the Facade Improvement Grant Staff Team and meet the requirements of the Facade Improvement Grant Program. The Urban design Commission has reviewed these facade proposals and recommends design approval.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Common Council does hereby approve the following facade improvement grants:

Neuhauser Pharmacy Bldg. 1875 Monroe Street) Facade grant not to exceed $20,000
RX Two, LLC Estimated total project cost $63,940

Work covers removing existing awning, restoring original Luxfer prism transom glass on front of building, adding new stain glass window in transom above main entryway entrance, restoring copper panels below glass store front, replacing pharmacy sign, removal of existing storm windows on second floor and replacement with new low-profile storm windows specifically designed for historic restoration projects, restoring original double hung windows on second floor, restoring original paneled overheads on outside of building, and restoring the original stained art glass windows on f...

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