Directors are to discuss projects with the names Highway, Rocket X, Fast Track and Blue Fish are listed as closed session items along with a discussion with the organization’s legal
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Livermore is now accepting joint applications for its Commercial Rent Abatement Matching Grant Program from eligible commercial landlords and their small business tenants.
Businesses with gross receipts up to $10 million that have experienced losses as a result of COVID-19 are eligible to receive up to $7,500 from the city if their commercial landlords agree to waive up to $7,500 in unpaid rent during the public health emergency providing a net benefit for eligible businesses of up to $15,000.
The city has appropriated $409,000 for the program, which is available on a first-come first-served basis.
For more information and a copy of the joint application, go to www.cityoflivermore.net/citygov/ed.
Please give us a short description of your background and experience.
I have worked in the construction industry for over 30 years building partnerships within our community. I have worked on many projects such as the new CMU Maverick Hotel and the Two Rivers Convention Center renovation. I have had the pleasure to work alongside many of our local elected officials on issues, such as the Back the Badge Campaign in 2019, and worked with our community on the current COVID 19 issues finding a way to safely reopen our community.
Briefly explain why you are running for City Council.
I am running for City Council because I listen to our community. Many people have asked me to use my leadership skills to help us through these trying times. I have the ability to bring people together and lead us into a bright and vibrant future.
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PERRY TOWNSHIP Trustees may be looking at simplifying the fee structure for zoning permits and evaluating the benefits of a tax abatement program.
Trustees discussed both ideas Monday night.
Trustee Chair Steve Bailey talked about contacting some attorneys who specialize in setting up Community Reinvestment Areas, which is basically an area where homeowners can get a tax abatement on new construction or improvements to their residences.
The city of Salem has a CRA which covers most of the city, with a few exceptions, covering both residential and commercial properties.
Over the last few years, only three or four new homes have been built in the township for minimal growth and there’s land available for construction, indicating a CRA could spur growth.