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<br />Application ID: 418619 <br />Become a fan of ZoomGrants™ on Facebook <br />Problems? Contact us at Questions@ZoomGrants.com <br />©2002-2022 GrantAnalyst.com. All rights reserved. <br />"ZoomGrants" and the ZoomGrants logo are trademarks of GrantAnalyst.com, LLC. <br />Logout | Browser <br />* ZoomGrants™ is not responsible for the content of uploaded documents. <br />Inclusion Plan. <br />We are committed to work with the City of New Brighton’s Diversity Equity and Inclusion Director and our Equity Commission <br />to ensure inclusion with this project. Potential ideas for inclusiveness include but are not limited to selecting a minority owned <br />business for design or manufacturing of the banners, designing one or more of the banners entire run to showcase a minority <br />celebration such as Black History Monty in New Brighton, etc. <br /> <br />11. Why is this proposal not feasible without Ramsey County funds? <br />The City's development of the New Brighton Exchange and Midtown Village areas, while both extremely successful, <br />significantly depleted the City's available community development funds making projects like this all but impossible from a <br />financial stand point for the foreseeable future. <br /> <br />12. List the individuals who will perform the activities proposed in this project. Note whether they are staff <br />members, consultants, or others. Include a brief description of their experience achieving similar outcomes to <br />what is proposed in this project. If a consultant will be procured, describe how they will be chosen and <br />business/community role in the selection process. <br />The Department of Community Assets & Development will be responsible for coordinating and working with the EDC and the <br />City's Equity Commission for the duration of the project. The City has produced banners in the past following a similar scope. <br /> <br />13. Describe project characteristics, if any, that will enhance pedestrian access, safety and walkability in the <br />district. <br />If not applicable, please respond “N/A”. <br />Banners and public art, in general, enhance the pedestrian experience through the visual enhancement of otherwise ordinary <br />light fixtures. More inviting corridors attract people and businesses which build upon one another over time. <br /> <br />While the banners sought through this request will not in and by themselves lead to immediate walkability, they will provide <br />one piece of the larger community puzzle we are trying to put together in the City of New Brighton. <br /> <br /> <br />Corridor Information top <br /> <br /> <br />Project Information <br />Commercial <br />Corridor <br />Name <br />Check if the <br />City considers <br />this a formal <br />Commercial <br />Corridor <br />Total <br />number of <br />businesses <br />in the <br />corridor <br />Number of <br />small <br />businesses <br />(<20 FTE) <br />Number of <br />minority- and <br />women- <br />owned <br />businesses <br />Types of <br />businesses <br />Number of <br />property <br />owners in <br />the <br />corridor <br />Estimated <br />number of <br />jobs (FTEs) <br />in the <br />corridor <br /> 92 73 Unknown Retail, <br />Commercial, <br />Industrial, <br />Service <br />160 1,700 <br /> <br />Documents top <br />Documents Requested *Required?Attached Documents * <br />Ramsey County Critical Corridors Attachment <br />Template <br />download template <br /> Ramsey County Critical Corridors <br />Map of proposed project area Project Area Map <br />Letters of support from city and affected business <br />owners <br />download template <br /> City Resolution <br />Letter of Support