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Using city funds, this proposal would potentially cost residents approximately $90,000 if FEMA does not approve the seismic grant applications in time. The decision will affect property owners participating in the seismic retrofit program, as they may need to proceed with retrofits at their own financial risk or rely on city funds if federal grants are delayed.
Vote result: Passed 5-0
How does this affect you?
If you are a property owner participating in the seismic retrofit program, this decision could directly impact your financial planning. You may need to decide whether to proceed with retrofits without guaranteed federal funding, which could mean covering costs upfront. Alternatively, if the city decides to use its funds, you might receive financial support up to $90,000, reducing your out-of-pocket expenses.
Fiscal impact
$90,000 potential cost to city funds
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