The Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP) Policy Board has proposed a change to the neighborhood plan modification approval process.
NRP processes require neighborhood organizations to take certain steps in order to modify funding strategies, reallocate funds within approved strategies or create a new strategy. The proposed policy change does the following:
- Plan modifications over $200,000 will require the approval of the NRP Policy Board
- Plan modifications $200,000 and under will be administratively approved by the NCR Department Director
- Updates how broad-based neighborhood support can be demonstrated
- Allows NRP funds that were placed in a neighborhood priority plan to revert back to a NRP strategy upon closure of the Community Participation Program (CPP)
- Allows the Neighborhood and Community Relations Department (NCR) to make minor administrative adjustments to plan allocations during contract closeouts
- Authorizes programmatic documents to reflect these changes
- Download the document with proposed changes highlighted here
Submit your comments to the NRP Policy Board
Public comment on the proposed changes opened Feb. 16 and will close on April 6, 2021 at 12 p.m. (noon).
Please submit your comments by either:
Learn more about the NRP Policy Board
Stay up to date on NRP Policy Board activities by visiting the NRP Policy Board page on the Legislative Information Management System (LIMS) here. The next NRP Policy Board meeting will be on April 6 at 4:30 p.m.
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