Community Grants Program Sample Clauses

Community Grants Program. Tenant shall establish an annual community grants program in the amount of Two Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand dollars ($225,000) that shall be funded semiannually for the term of the Lease, including any extensions or renewals. Tenant, in cooperation with the New Orleans City Council, shall determine the parameters for the qualifications for recipients consistent with all applicable gaming regulations and award of such grants. Except as necessary to comply with applicable gaming regulations, the City Council shall have full discretion in the award of such grant.
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Community Grants Program. Staff confirmed that both organizations remain eligible to apply for project-specific grants under the Community Grants Program. The latter does not fund operating expenses and as such is not a long-term solution to a reduction in WCA’s funding following discontinuation of the Waverley area rate in 2011. Should the Waverley Heritage Society be admitted into the Community Museums Grant Program in 2020 or thereafter, their on-going eligibility under the Community Grants Program would be restricted to capital grants. Since the Community Museums Grant Program includes both operating and project specific grants to eligible community museums, admission to that program would restrict any additional funding under the Community Grants Program to capital projects as defined in the program’s guidebook. The Waverley Community Association, as owner of the property remains eligible to apply for capital and project-specific grants, but preference may be given to organizations not in receipt of government funding, including municipal. Consequently, if as proposed, the WCA receives a 2-year contribution in the amount of $20,000 annually, it would be advisable that WCA confirm the eligibility and relative priority of both the proposed project and expenses in advance of making formal application to the Community Grants Program. Waverley Community Association Agreement Request Audit & Finance Standing Committee - 4 - June 26, 2019 Regional Special Events Grants Program (Administrative Order 2014-021-ADM) Regional Special Event Grant funding is provided to groups to help support local community events. In accordance with Section 10 of the Administrative Order, an applicant is ineligible for consideration if they are in receipt of municipal operating assistance, except tax relief. The proposed transition funding to the WCA would disqualify any applications for event funding during the term of the proposed Contribution Agreement. At the end of the proposed 2-year term of the Contribution Agreement, the WCA would again be eligible to apply for funding specific to community events.

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