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File #: 25-0079    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Discussion Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 5/19/2025 In control: City Council Workshop
On agenda: 6/17/2025 Final action:
Title: FY24 OH-13 Community Planning Funds - Nicholson Drive Water Transmission Project Brief Description: In 2023, the City was awarded FY24 OH-13 Community Planning Funds for the construction of the Nicholson Drive Water Transmission in the amount of $959,752.00 with a required match of $239,938.00. To date, additional funding has not been secured, and the anticipated project cost is $2,614,837.00. Staff recently met with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) to discuss options.
Indexes: Community Development
Attachments: 1. Staff Report - Nicholson Update April 2025
Related files: 24-45, 24-7, 23-0071, 24-6
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FY24 OH-13 Community Planning Funds - Nicholson Drive Water Transmission Project
Brief Description: In 2023, the City was awarded FY24 OH-13 Community Planning Funds for the construction of the Nicholson Drive Water Transmission in the amount of $959,752.00 with a required match of $239,938.00. To date, additional funding has not been secured, and the anticipated project cost is $2,614,837.00. Staff recently met with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) to discuss options.
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Legislative History
23-0071 Discussion Item - Federal Funding Update, August 15, 2023, Resolution 24-6 - Grant Submission for Ohio Department of Development, Passed by Council January 16, 2024, Resolution 24-7 U.S. Economic Development Administration Grant Submission, passed by January 16, 2024, Council Resolution 24-45 - Grant Affirmation for Congressionally Directed Spending, Passed by Council April 16, 2024
Purpose & Explanation
The City of Hudson received FY24 OH-13 Community Planning Funds (CPF) for the construction of the 'Nicholson Drive Water Transmission Line' project in the amount of $959,752.00 with a required local match of $239,938.00. To date, additional funding has not been secured, and the anticipated project cost is $2,614,837.00. Staff recently met with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to discuss options and were presented with the following:
Option 1- Continue to Seek Funding
The City is able to continue pursuing funding options that could be combinable with this award, such as additional CPF or Congressionally Directed Spending. There is no obligation to spend the money within an allotted timeframe.
Option 2- Pursue a Technical Correction (2-4-month process)
EPA indicated the City may choose to pursue a technical correction through our Congressional Liaison and allocate the award for another water project(s) showing benefit to the residents and regional area. Examples include:
- Hudson Drive 12" Waterline - $650,000 - Waterlin...

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