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Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-Out

Assistance Program

Program A - Sit-down Restaurant Build-Out

Assistance Program

Program B - Food and Beverage, Retail and

Shopping Center Assistance Program

Program A – Sit-Down Restaurant Build-Out Assistance Program

This portion of the grant application only applies to applicants who are existing or new sit-down

restaurants that meet the definition found on page 3. All other applicants shall go to Program B starting on

page 7.

Introduction

The Village of Wheeling understands that there are costs incurred when constructing and opening a new

restaurant or to assist with remodeling existing sit-down restaurants. To assist with such projects, the Village

awards grants to sit-down restaurants located in existing buildings on properties within the Town Center II TIF

District and the North Milwaukee Avenue TIF District boundaries, providing reimbursement on approved costs.

Specifically, this grant can reimburse up to 50% of eligible materials and fixtures and up to 25% of labor costs

associated with eligible improvements. More details are provided below.

The maximum award amount is $150,000 for a new sit-down restaurant or to remodel an existing sit-down

restaurant in an existing building. For all other eligible types of businesses covered, see Program B. The Village

strongly encourages applicants to utilize the grant funding toward upgrading the façade elevations and for

outside seating to help improve the aesthetics and functionality of commercial buildings within the Village of

Wheeling.

To receive the maximum $150,000 reimbursement grant, the applicant must spend at least $300,000 in eligible

costs for a sit-down restaurant. (Please see the Grant Policies and Procedures sections below for specific

definitions and conditions.) Grant requests of $25,000 and higher must be approved by the Village Board. The

Village’s Economic Development Director, the grant administrator, shall review and may approve project

awards less than $25,000 when an applicant applies for this grant program. The Economic Development

Director reserves the option and ability to defer any grant request under $25,000 to the Village Board for

approval.

Program A Qualifications

The applicant must be a new or existing sit-down restaurant within the Town Center II TIF District or the North

Milwaukee Avenue TIF District. (See the attached map for the boundaries of these two TIF Districts on pages

14 and 15 of this packet.) The sit-down restaurant space shall measure at least 4,000 SF in size and have at

least 100 seats inside the subject space. The applicant cannot be relocating an existing business within 10 miles

of the subject address and using this program per Illinois TIF laws.

Eligible Improvements for Reimbursement

The chart below lists items that are eligible for reimbursement for this specific program (Program A):

Eligible Items f

Program A

Permanent kitchen infrastructure

(no

removable kitchen equipment will be eligible)

Permanent fixtures related to bar and prep

spaces

Permanent walk

in cooler

Permanent seating fixtures

(

such as booths and

tables mounted to the floor)

Permanent interior p

lumbing

Permanent interior e

lectrical

Permanent i

nterior HVAC equipment

Fire suppression systems

Permanent flooring materials (carpet will not

be covered)

Bathrooms

Grease

traps

Exterior façade elements

including signage,

awnings and street-facing elevation materials

(roofing materials and roof-mounted

equipment are not eligible) – street-facing

elevations are building elevations that are

parallel to a public or private roadway

Permanent improvements to outside seating

areas including concrete patios designated for

outside seating, railings/fencing surrounding

outside seating areas, and permanent outside

seating fixtures

New parking lot lighting, permanent

landscaping bed improvements, and new

parking lot installation

y other

interior

building improvement

that is

deemed permanent by the grant administrator

Grant Policies

- Eligible spaces that receive the Sit-Down Restaurant Build-Out Assistance Grant shall only receive one

grant award over the life of the program. No exceptions shall be granted. For the purpose of this grant

program, a sit-down restaurant shall be defined as a for-profit establishment that serves food and

beverage items to customers, the subject space must be at least 4,000 square feet in size and contain at

least 100 inside seats for dining patrons. Additionally, the subject space must be in an existing building

within the two aforementioned TIF Districts. All other food-and-beverage-based businesses that do not

meet this definition will only be eligible under Program B. (See page 7 of this application.)

- Applicants must spend at least $10,000 in eligible costs to participate in this grant program. The minimum

grant awarded through this program will be $5,000.

- The Village of Wheeling will only reimburse for the materials and permanent fixtures associated with the

eligible improvements. Additionally, 25% of the labor associated with the eligible improvements can be

reimbursed through this grant program.

- This grant program cannot be used to address municipal code violations for existing businesses. However,

the funds from this grant program can be utilized to voluntarily modernize a building and bring an existing

business up to modern building standards.

- As part of the grant submittals, the applicant shall provide evidence of the following:

o The eligible business owner must have either a signed, contingent lease for a minimum of a five-

year period or owns the subject property. (Proof of a lease or property ownership is required.)

o If the property owner is not the business owner, then proof must be provided that the property

owner is providing at least 10% of the total build-out costs in terms of tenant improvement

allowance.

o If applying for any grant amount above $100,000, then the applicant shall provide proof that

he/she has owned and operated at least one sit-down restaurant for a minimum period of five

years. The proof shall be in a form approved by the grant administrator. Examples of proof include

copies of previous business licenses, a copy of a lease or copies of business incorporation

documents that include the applicant’s name.

o The applicant must also provide a written statement in the Project Narrative that a decision maker

for the proposed business location will be stationed at the subject address on a full-time basis.

(See Step 2 under the Grant Application Steps and Submittal Requirements for more details.) The

professional background of the decision maker shall be provided in the business plan. (Details are

also found in the Grant Application Submittal Requirements and Procedures section.)

- Applicants who have been approved by either the Village Board or the grant administrator shall complete

the entire build-out and open the business within 12 months of the date of the Village Board resolution

approving the grant or the date of the approval letter composed by Village staff.

- All grant awards are subject to available funding. The Village Board reserves the right to discontinue this

program at any time for any reason.

- Grant approval by the Village Board or grant administrator does not constitute approval to start work. All

work must receive all applicable permits and any other approvals. Any work done without proper

approvals by the Village or any other applicable entity may result in termination of any approved grant.

- The Economic Development Director reserves the right and option to not approve and/or recommend a

grant request to the Village Board after reviewing and vetting each applicant and application. The

Economic Development Director also reserves the right and option to amend the requested grant amount

based on review of the application, anticipation of grant applications and available funding.

- Note that any work conducted by the applicant is not eligible for reimbursement. The installation of the

eligible permanent improvements must be performed by hired professionals who are not related to the

applicant or the building owner, either through familial relationships or from any other business

partnership.

- This grant will not cover any expenses incurred prior to applying for and receiving a letter or resolution

approving the grant request.

- No reimbursement will be issued until all steps have been satisfied by the applicant (see below).

Grant Application Steps & Submittal Requirements

Any applicant interested in applying for the Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-Out Assistance Program must

complete all steps listed below in order to be awarded and reimbursed from this program.

Step 1 – Pre-Application Meeting

Any prospective applicant must meet with the Economic Development Director to go over the application, the

process, and general items. Prospective applicants must also thoroughly read through all portions of the grant

application prior to applying to ensure that all conditions will be satisfied. The applicant is strongly encouraged

to bring the project architect and/or general contractor to the pre-application meeting, since the application

submittals require base drawings for the proposed improvements and a contractor quote for the estimated

project costs. No application will be accepted until a pre-application meeting with the Economic Development

Director has taken place.

Step 2 – Submit the Application

Submit your fully completed application to the Economic Development Director on the second floor of

Wheeling Village Hall.

A fully completed application shall have the following items as part of the submittal:

 Application form filled out (page 12 of this packet)

 Project Narrative describing the business, the concept and the proposed scope of work.

 A copy of a signed lease shall be provided. The name and entity on the lease shall match the name on the

application page.

o If the applicant owns the subject property as well as the subject business, then a copy of a deed or

title showing proof that the applicant is the building owner and business owner shall be provided.

 Detailed floor plans showing the proposed scope of work to build out the proposed business.

 A detailed cost estimate broken down to separately show the permanent interior and exterior

improvements which must match the scope of work shown in the submitted floor plans. The cost estimate

must come from a general contractor not related to the business applicant or the property owner (either

through familial relationships or from any other joint-venture partnership). The cost estimate should

separate out the cost of labor as this grant will only reimburse 25% of labor associated with eligible

installation.

 A detailed business plan that must include the following:

o An executive summary

o Background on the business concept and offerings

o Background on the key decision-makers who will be based at the prospective business location.

(This should include their years in the industry, any certifications or licenses that they hold and

any specialized training received in their career.)

o An organizational chart

o A market share analysis should be included in the business showing the gap in the market for the

proposed business

o Marketing strategy and marketing plan details

o A detailed list of the offerings based out of the proposed business (provide a menu and/or a list of

products sold)

o Projected sales, profits and losses for a minimum of five-years

 A consent form to conduct a background check on the applicant and have the Economic Development

Director review financial information related to the proposed project (page 13 of this packet).

 Proof of owning a restaurant for at least five years (if applicable).

Note, the Economic Development Director may ask for any additional information at any time when reviewing

a submitted application to assist with evaluating the request.

The Village highly recommends that the applicant apply for any special approvals and/or building permits

immediately after submitting the Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-Out Assistance Application to assist

with the entitlement and permit review timeline. The decision for this grant application may be withheld if an

Appearance Review Application is required for exterior changes. A decision on the grant application will occur

once an Appearance Review Application is approved by Village Board.

Step 3 – Staff Review and Formal Approval

The Economic Development Director will review the application for completion, and may request additional

documentation. During this step, the Village will conduct a background check on the applicant(s) and review

all requested financial information. The review of the financial information can occur in person with the

applicant. After all submitted items have been reviewed and determined to be satisfactory, in the discretion

of the Economic Development Director, the Economic Development Director will provide an approval letter if

the requested amount is less than $25,000 or provide a date when the grant request will be reviewed by the

Village Board. If the Village Board approves the request, it will pass a resolution to that effect which will be

provided with the approval letter.

Step 4 – Build Out the Space, Open to the Public and Submit for Reimbursement

After the applicant has officially received the approval letter from the Economic Development Director and/or

the Village Board resolution approving the grant request, the applicant has 12 months from the date of the

approval letter/resolution to complete the following benchmarks:

 Complete the construction build-out

 Close out all permits by passing all final inspections

 Finish paying all vendors and contractors

 Obtain a Certificate of Occupancy and open to the public

Once all of the aforementioned benchmarks have been achieved, the applicant can then submit all

documentation for reimbursement to the Economic Development Director. The documentation needed for

consideration of the reimbursement includes:

 All receipts and paid-in-full invoices covering eligible expenses (copy or original)

 A notarized Final Waiver(s) of Lien (completed by contractor and all subcontractors)

 A completed IRS W-9 form

 An executed reimbursement agreement

 Proof that the landlord contributed at least 10% of the total project cost to the tenant if the applicant does

not own the building.

Prior to submitting the reimbursement request to the Village Board, the Economic Development Director will

review all submitted documentation and confirm that all permits have been closed out, that no litigation is

pending or active, and that no liens are recorded against the property. Note, if the final expenditures come in

under the initial cost estimates provided for the grant application, then the reimbursement amount issued

under the grant will be less than the amount that was approved by either the grant administrator of Village

Board. If all reimbursement documentation is in order, the reimbursement request will be included on the next

Village Board warrant register.

Allowed Exceptions to Program A

If the applicant finds that the project cannot be completed within the 12 month allotted period, then the

applicant can request an exception to this timeframe and extend the time period for another six months. This

request shall be submitted in writing and presented to the Village Board for consideration and approval no

later than the first day of the 12

month following the date of the approval resolution or grant approval letter.

All other policies identified in Program A cannot be waived or amended. If there is uncertainty in the Wheeling

Restaurant and Retail Build-Out Assistance Application, then the Economic Development Director will review

the inquiry and report suggested edits, additions or omissions to the Village Board for consideration and

approval. Any edits approved by the Village Board will be promptly made to the Wheeling Restaurant and

Retail Build-Out Assistance Application.

Program B - Wheeling Food and Beverage, Retail and Shopping Center

Assistance Program

Introduction

The Village of Wheeling understands that costs are incurred when constructing and opening a new restaurant

or retail space or when updating a shopping center. To assist with such projects located in the Village’s Town

Center II and North Milwaukee Avenue TIF Districts, the Village awards grants to reimburse up to 50% of

approved costs associated with locating a new restaurant or retail business in an existing building or renovating

an existing shopping center. The maximum award amount is $50,000 per project. Specifically, this grant can

reimburse up to 50% of eligible materials and fixtures and up to 25% of labor costs associated with eligible

improvements. More details are provided below. The Village strongly encourages applicants to utilize the grant

funding towards the façade elevations and for outside seating to help improve the aesthetics and functionality

of commercial buildings within the Village of Wheeling.

To receive the maximum $50,000 reimbursement grant, the applicant must spend at least $100,000 in eligible

costs. Please see the Grant Policies and Procedures sections below for specific definitions and conditions. Grant

requests over $25,000 must be approved by the Village Board. The Village’s Economic Development Director,

the grant administrator, shall review and may approve project awards less than $25,000 when an applicant

applies for this specific grant program. The Economic Development Director reserves the option and the ability

to defer any grant request under $25,000 to the Village Board for approval.

Program B Qualifications

The applicant must be a new or existing food and beverage business, retailer, or an existing commercial

shopping center (see the definition within the Grant Policies section below) within the Town Center II or North

Milwaukee Avenue TIF Districts. (See the maps for the boundaries of these two TIF Districts on pages 14 and

15 of this packet.) The applicant cannot be relocating an existing business within 10 miles of the subject address

and using this program per Illinois TIF laws.

Eligible Improvements for Reimbursement

The chart below lists items that are eligible for reimbursement through the Wheeling Food and Beverage, Retail

and Shopping Center Assistance Program:

igible Items Under Program B

Permanent kitchen infrastructure (no

removable kitchen equipment will be eligible)

Permanent fixtures related to bar and prep

spaces

Permanent walk

in cooler

Permanent seating fixtures (such as booths and

tables mounted to the floor)

Permanent interio

r p

lumbing

Permanent interior e

lectrical

Permanent i

nterior HVAC equipment

Fire suppression

and alarm

systems

Bathrooms

Permanent flooring (carpet is not covered)

Permanent store fixtures such as countertops,

retail shelving and changing rooms

Grease trap improvements

Exterior façade elements,

including signage,

awnings, and street-facing elevation materials

- street-facing elevations are building

elevations that are parallel to a public or

private roadway

Permanent improvements to outside sea

ting

areas including concrete patios designated for

outside seating, railings/fencing surrounding

outside seating areas and permanent outside

seating fixtures

New parking lot lighting, permanent

landscaping bed improvements and new

parking lot installation

Any other

interior building improvement

that is

deemed permanent by the grant administrator

Grant Policies

- Shopping centers may only apply for one grant award for the life of the program. No exceptions shall be

granted. For the purpose of this grant program, a shopping center shall be defined as a building or buildings

under common ownership that contains at least two commercial spaces and that includes at least one

retail or restaurant operation as a tenant. The maximum grant amount for a shopping center is $50,000.

- Retail businesses that apply for this grant program shall have at least 50% of the entire floor area dedicated

to the sale of goods at the subject address, be open to the public, and must also fall under the zoning

ordinance’s permitted or special use list for retail uses. Any applicant that cannot meet the 50% retail floor

area requirement will not be eligible for the grant.

- For the purpose of this grant, any food and beverage business that does not meet the definition of a sit-

down restaurant as identified under Program A (see above) shall be defined as a non-sit-down restaurant,

and the maximum reimbursement allowed from this grant will be $50,000. Any applicant applying for this

grant as a food and beverage use must be open to the public (e.g. catering only businesses will not qualify).

- In instances when a property owner applies for a grant to improve a shopping center, the eligible individual

tenants may also submit their own respective grant requests subject to all of the policies and procedures

in this document.

- Applicants must install at least $10,000 in eligible costs to participate in this grant program. The minimum

grant awarded through this program will be $5,000.

- The Village of Wheeling will only reimburse for the materials and permanent fixtures associated with the

eligible improvements. Additionally, 25% of the labor associated with the eligible improvements can be

reimbursed through this grant program.

- This grant program cannot be used to address municipal code violations for existing businesses or

properties. However, the funds from this grant program can be utilized to voluntarily modernize a

building/shopping center and bring an existing space/shopping center up to modern building standards.

- The primary applicant for this grant shall provide evidence of the following as part of the grant submittals:

o The eligible business owner must have either signed a contingent lease for a minimum of five years

or own the subject property. (Proof of a lease or property ownership is required.)

o If the property owner is not the business owner, then proof must be provided that the property

owner is providing at least 10% of the total build-out costs in terms of tenant improvement

allowance.

- Applicants who have been approved by either the Village Board or the grant administrator shall complete

the entire build-out and open the business within 12 months of the date of the Village Board resolution

approving the grant or the date of the approval letter composed by Village staff.

- All grant awards are subject to available funding. The Village Board reserves the right to discontinue this

program at any time for any reason.

- Grant approval by the Village Board or Village staff does not constitute approval to start work. All work

must receive all applicable permits and any other approvals. Any work being done without proper

approvals by the Village or any other applicable entity may result in termination of any prior approved

grant.

- The Economic Development Director reserves the right and option to not approve and/or recommend a

grant request to the Village Board after reviewing and vetting each applicant and application. The

Economic Development Director also reserves the right and option to amend the requested grant amount

based on review of the application, anticipation of grant applications and available funding.

- Note that any work conducted by the applicant is not eligible for reimbursement. The installation of the

eligible permanent improvements must be performed by hired professionals who are not related to the

applicant or the building owner, either through familial relationships or from any other business

partnership.

- This grant will not cover any expenses incurred prior to applying for and receiving an approval letter or

resolution approving the grant request.

- No reimbursement will be issued until all steps have been satisfied by the applicant (see below).

Grant Application Steps & Submittal Requirements

Any applicant that is interested in learning about and applying for the Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-

Out Assistance Application must complete all steps listed below in order to be awarded and reimbursed funds

from this program.

Step 1 – Pre-Application Meeting

Any prospective applicant must meet with the Economic Development Director to go over the application, the

process, and general items. Prospective applicants must also thoroughly read through all portions of the grant

application prior to applying to ensure that all conditions will be satisfied. The applicant is strongly encouraged

to bring the project architect and/or general contractor to the pre-application meeting, since the application

submittals require base drawings for the proposed improvements and a contractor quote for the estimated

project costs. No application will be accepted until a pre-application meeting with the Economic Development

Director has taken place.

Step 2 – Submit the Application

Submit your fully completed Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-Out Assistance Application to the Economic

Development Director on the second floor of Wheeling Village Hall.

A fully completed application shall have the following items as part of the entire submittal:

 Application form filled out (page 12 of this packet)

 Project Narrative describing the business, the concept and the proposed scope of work.

 A copy of a signed lease shall be provided. The name and entity on the lease shall match the name on the

application page.

o If the applicant owns the subject property as well as the subject business, then a copy of a deed

or title showing proof that the applicant is the building owner and business owner shall be

provided.

 Detailed floor plans showing the proposed scope of work to build out the proposed business.

 A detailed cost estimate broken down to separately show the permanent interior and exterior

improvements which must match the scope of work shown in the submitted floor plans. The cost estimate

must come from a general contractor not related to the business applicant or the property owner (either

through familial relationships or from any other joint-venture partnership). The cost estimate should

separate out the cost of labor as this grant will only reimburse 25% of labor associated with eligible

installation.

Note, the Economic Development Director may ask for any additional information at any time when reviewing

a submitted application to assist with evaluating the request.

The Village highly recommends that the applicant apply for any special approvals and/or for building permits

immediately after submitting the Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-Out Assistance Application to assist

with the entitlement and permit review timeline. The decision for this grant application may be withheld if an

Appearance Review Application is required for exterior changes. A decision on the grant application will occur

once an Appearance Review Application is approved by Village Board

Step 3 – Staff Review and Formal Approval

The Economic Development Director will review the application for completion, and may request additional

documentation. During this step, the Village will conduct a background check on the applicant(s) and review

all requested financial information. The review of the financial information can occur in person with the

applicant. After all submitted items have been reviewed and determined to be satisfactory, in the discretion

of the Economic Development Director, the Economic Development Director will provide an approval letter if

the requested amount is less than $25,000 or will provide a date when the grant request will be reviewed by

the Village Board. If the Village Board approves the request, it will pass a resolution to that effect which will

be provided with the approval letter.

Step 4 – Build Out the Space, Open to the Public and Submit for Reimbursement

After the applicant has officially received the approval letter from the Economic Development Director and/or

the Village Board resolution approving the grant request, the applicant has 12 months from the date of the

approval letter/resolution to complete the following benchmarks:

 Complete the construction build-out

 Close out all permits by passing all final inspections

 Finish paying all vendors and contractors

 Obtain a Certificate of Occupancy and open to the public

Once all of the aforementioned benchmarks have been achieved, the applicant can then submit all

documentation for reimbursement to the Economic Development Director. The documentation needed for

consideration of the reimbursement includes:

 All receipts and paid-in-full invoices covering eligible expenses (copy or original)

 A notarized Final Waiver(s) of Lien (completed by contractor and all subcontractors)

 A completed IRS W-9 form

 An executed reimbursement agreement

 Proof that the landlord contributed at least 10% of the total project cost to the tenant if the applicant does

not own the building.

Prior to submitting the reimbursement request to the Village Board, the Economic Development Director will

review all submitted documentation and confirm that all permits have been closed out, that no litigation is

pending or active, and that no liens are recorded against the property. Note that if the final expenditures come

in under the initial cost estimates provided for the grant application, then the reimbursement amount issued

under the grant will be less than the amount that was approved by either the grant administrator of Village

Board. If all reimbursement documentation is in order, the reimbursement request will be included on the next

Village Board warrant register.

Allowed Exceptions to Program B

If the applicant finds that the project cannot be completed within the 12 month allotted period, then the

applicant can request an exception to this timeframe and extend the time period for another six months. This

request shall be submitted in writing and presented to the Village Board for consideration and approval. The

applicant may also request to deviate from the maximum allowable grant dollar amount for non-sit-down

restaurant uses. This request shall be submitted in writing and presented to the Village Board for consideration

and approval no later than the first day of the 12

month following the date of the approval resolution or grant

approval letter. The applicant must present a compelling argument with regards to the increase in the grant

amount. The awarded amount cannot be increased once a resolution has been awarded or a grant approval

letter has been issued for a specific space with a specific dollar amount. All other policies identified in this grant

cannot be amended. If there is uncertainty in the Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-Out Assistance

Application, then the Economic Development Director will review the inquiry and report suggested edits,

additions or omissions to the Village Board for consideration and approval. Any edits approved by the Village

Board will be promptly made to the Wheeling Restaurant and Retail Build-Out Assistance Application.

2 Community Blvd ● Wheeling, IL 60090

Phone: (847) 459-2620 ● Fax: (847) 459-2656

WHEELING RESTAURANT AND RETAIL BUILD-OUT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

APPLICATION PAGE

In order to determine final eligibility of your project for the grant program, please provide the following

information.

Name of Applicant: ____________

Applicant Address: ________________________________________________

________________________________________________

Telephone Number: ________________________________________________

Property Address for

Proposed Improvements: ________________________________________________

________________________________________________

Estimated cost of improvements: ______________________________

Estimated cost of qualifying labor: ____________

Please be sure all application items are attached as identified on pages 4-5 and 9-10.

Applicant Signature: ___________________________________ Date: ______________

***************************

(To be completed by Village)

Property Location: [ ] Eligible [ ] Not Eligible

Project: [ ] Eligible [ ] Not Eligible

Grant Amount: _______________________

By: ______________________________________ Date: _________________

2 Community Blvd ● Wheeling, IL 60090

Phone: (847) 459-2620 ● Fax: (847) 459-2656

WHEELING RESTAURANT AND RETAIL BUILD-OUT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

CONSENT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM

Program A

I, ___________________________ acknowledge that the Village of Wheeling will conduct a background

check as part of the evaluation of this application and consent to the same. I understand that any person

who is an owner of the business submitting this grant application will be subject to a background check

which will include a credit report inquiry and review of financial documents that the Economic Development

Director requests. I also represent that I have thoroughly read all portions of the grant and I agree to all

the terms, conditions, policies and procedures in order to obtain the reimbursement grant. I also

understand and acknowledge that the decision to grant funds lies within the sole discretion of the Grant

Administrator or the Village Board based on the amount of the grant being sought. I also understand and

acknowledge that if the final costs come in less than what was estimated to determine the reimbursement

amount, then I may receive less than the initially approved amount.

The building owner shall sign this consent form acknowledging their contribution requirements as part of

this application.

Applicant Signature _ _ Date:

Building Owner Signature (if applicable) _ Date:

Program B

I, ___________________________ consent that I have thoroughly read all portions of the grant and I

agree to all the terms, conditions, policies and procedures in order to obtain the reimbursement grant. I

also understand and acknowledge that if the final costs come in less than what was estimated to

determine the reimbursement amount, then I may receive less than the initially approved amount.

The building owner shall sign this consent form acknowledging their contribution requirements as part of

this application.

Applicant Signature _ _ Date:

Building Owner Signature (if applicable) _ Date:

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