Ginesis Natural Products 98 Brundidge $173,438 CDBG - Sewer Economic for (Final expenditure: Development Southern Classic $172,216.00) Food Group, LLC 99 Pine Hill $866,000 CDBG - Water / Sewer Economic for (Final expenditure: Development GD Copper USA $861,792.85) Total Economic Development $4,093,922.00 (Final expenditure: $4,066,454.73) Total CDBG + Economic $29,496,557.20 Development (Final expenditure: $28,754,777.51) Thus, for these 99 now-closed CDBG grants, the priority (primary) activities for the grants are as follows: 36 involved the sewer activity, 26 involved the water activity, 20 involved the roads activity, 11 involved the drainage activity, 9 involved the demolition activity, 7 involved a local planning grant, 5 involved residential rehabilitation, 3 involved construction of senior centers, 3 involved the construction of a fire station, 2 involved construction of parks / recreation areas, 1 involved construction of community centers, and 1 involved construction of sidewalks. Also during the period of April 1, 2016 through March 31, 2017, ADECA administered 2012 and 2013 CDBG Disaster Grant funds, which were distributed to the following local communities destroyed/affected by the tornadoes that struck Alabama in April 2011, identified in and as follows: Chart 10 Chart 11 Chart 10 CDBG Disaster Grants in Program Year 2012 State Disaster Grant Award Total Amount: $24,697,966.00 Number Subrecipient / Grant Award Type of Grant Activity of Open Local Community Amount to Grants: Name Subrecipient / 11 Local Community 1 Cordova $1,392,613 CDBG-DR Grocery Store 2: Hackleburg: CDBG-DR 2 activities: 2a Loan Pool $250,000 CDBG-DR Loan Pool 2b Sewer/Water/ $1,788,921 CDBG-DR Sewer/Water/ Streets Roads 3 Moulton $375,000 CDBG-DR Fire Station
Ginesis Natural Products 98 Brundidge $173,438 (Final expenditure: $172,216.00) CDBG - Economic Development Sewer for Southern Classic Food Group, LLC 99 Pine Hill $866,000 (Final expenditure: $861,792.85) CDBG - Economic Development Water / Sewer for GD Copper USA Total Economic Development $4,093,922.00 (Final expenditure: $4,066,454.73) Total CDBG + Economic Development $29,496,557.20 (Final expenditure: $28,754,777.51) Thus, for these 99 now-closed CDBG grants, the priority (primary) activities for the grants are as follows: 36 involved the sewer activity, 26 involved the water activity, 20 involved the roads activity, 11 involved the drainage activity, 9 involved the demolition activity, 7 involved a local planning grant, 5 involved residential rehabilitation, 3 involved construction of senior centers, 3 involved the construction of a fire station, 2 involved construction of parks / recreation areas, 1 involved construction of community centers, and 1 involved construction of sidewalks. Also during the period of April 1, 2016 through March 31, 2017, ADECA administered 2012 and 2013 CDBG Disaster Grant funds, which were distributed to the following local communities destroyed/affected by the tornadoes that struck Alabama in April 2011, identified in Chart 10 and Chart 11 as follows: Chart 10 CDBG Disaster Grants in Program Year 2012 State Disaster Grant Award Total Amount: $24,697,966.00 Number of Open Grants: 11 Subrecipient / Local Community Name Grant Award Amount to Subrecipient / Local Community Type of Grant Activity 1 Cordova $1,392,613 CDBG-DR Grocery Store 2: Hackleburg: CDBG-DR 2 activities: 2a Loan Pool $250,000 CDBG-DR Loan Pool 2b Sewer/Water/ Streets $1,788,921 CDBG-DR Sewer/Water/ Roads 3 Moulton $375,000 CDBG-DR Fire Station
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