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Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Projects (Homes In Need)
Clinton County Planning Commission · County program
County reports $400,000 awarded for homeowner-occupied housing rehabilitation projects.
Clinton County reports ongoing funding for homeowner-occupied housing rehabilitation projects called Homes In Need. The county’s planning commission materials say the program is for income-eligible households and has received annual grant funding.
Program details
How it works
County planning commission materials describe homeowner-occupied housing rehabilitation projects called “Homes In Need.” The materials say the county awarded money for additional home rehabilitation projects and that STEP, Inc. applies annually to continue the work.
What the money covers
The documents do not spell out a detailed scope of work on the referenced page, but they identify it as homeowner-occupied housing rehabilitation.
Amounts and matching
The planning commission materials state that the county was awarded $400,000 for homeowner-occupied housing rehabilitation projects.
How to apply
The referenced county page does not provide an application process or contact instructions for homeowners.
Timing and deadlines
The referenced materials indicate the projects are in progress and that annual applications are made, but no homeowner deadline is stated on this page.
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