Charleston, WV

City Council

The City Council will discuss amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding dwelling units and vape shops. The body is also considering traffic changes and a resolution to waive Saturday metered parking fees during the holidays.

• Bill No. 8091: Amending Zoning Ordinance definitions for dwelling units and accessory dwelling units
• Bill No. 8092: Amending Zoning Ordinance regarding vape and smoke shop regulations
• Bill No. 8093: Establishing handicapped parking zones on Quarrier St east of Ruffner Avenue
• Resolution No. 26-121: Waiving hourly metered parking fees on Saturdays from Nov 28, 2026 to Jan 2, 2027
• Resolution No. 26-123: Purchase of one 2026 Ford Interceptor for the Charleston Fire Department

Finance

The Finance Committee will meet to discuss the approval of previous minutes and two resolutions. These include a proposal for free Saturday parking during the holidays and the purchase of a vehicle for the fire department.

• Resolution No. 26-121: Waiving hourly parking fees for metered on-street parking on Saturdays from November 28, 2026, through January 2, 2027
• Resolution No. 26-123: Purchase of one 2026 Ford Interceptor for the Charleston Fire Department from Thornhill Ford

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a conditional use permit application for a mini storage facility. The board will also review minutes from the October 8, 2026 hearing.

• CUP-26-0007: Conditional use permit for a mini storage facility at 200 Piedmont Road

Civic Center/Auditorium Board

The Board will meet to approve minutes from September and October 2026. Members will receive reports from the Personnel and Executive committees, as well as financial and venue reports for September 2026.

• Approval of September 29 and October 19, 2026 meeting minutes
• Personnel Committee Report
• Executive Committee Report
• September 2026 Financial Report
• September 2026 Monthly Venue Report

Planning, Streets and Traffic Committee

The Planning, Streets and Traffic Committee will discuss several bills to amend the city's Zoning Ordinance and Traffic Control Map. Proposed changes include updates to dwelling unit definitions and the establishment of new stop signs and parking zones.

• Bill No. 8091: Amending dwelling unit definitions and accessory dwelling unit rules
• Bill No. 8092: Updating zoning for vape and smoke shops per state regulations
• Bill No. 8093: Establishing handicapped parking on Quarrier St east of Ruffner Avenue
• Bill No. 8094: Establishing a Stop Intersection at Bridge Road and Walnut Road
• Bill No. 8098: Establishing an all-way stop at Venable Ave SE and 44th Street

The Planning, Streets and Traffic Committee approved several zoning amendments, including updates to accessory dwelling unit rules and vape shop regulations. The committee also authorized new handicapped parking and stop sign installations, while denying a proposal for an all-way stop at Venable Avenue SE and 44th Street. Additionally, the committee approved updated notice requirements for the closure of public rights-of-way.

• Approved Bill No. 8091 regarding accessory dwelling units (5-0)
• Approved Bill No. 8092 regarding vape shop regulations (5-0)
• Approved Bill No. 8093 for handicapped parking on Quarrier St (5-0)
• Approved Bill No. 8094 for stop signs at Bridge and Walnut Roads (5-0)
• Denied Bill No. 8098 for an all-way stop at Venable Ave and 44th St (0-5)
• Approved Bill No. 8099 regarding street closure notice requirements (5-0)
• Approved September 14, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals meets at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, October 22, 2026, in the City Service Center Conference Room at 915 Quarrier Street. The board will review two applications: a variance to shrink a required 10-foot parking lot buffer to 1.5-2.5 feet at 303 Morris Street, and a conditional use permit to establish a religious institution in a single-family residential district at 5502 Noyes Avenue. It will also vote on minutes from the September 24 hearing. No decisions are recorded in the agenda itself.

• VAR-26-0014: variance to reduce a required 10-foot parking lot buffer to 1.5-2.5 feet at 303 Morris Street
• CUP-26-0006: conditional use permit for a religious institution in a single-family residential district at 5502 Noyes Avenue
• Approval of minutes from the September 24 hearing

Charleston Green Team

The Charleston Green Team will meet to discuss its strategic plan and pollinator updates. The agenda includes reports on the Capital Connector and Charleston Bike Plan, as well as updates on data centers.

• Strategic Plan discussion
• Holly Jolly Brawley Tree Decorating Plans
• Pollinator Update
• Kanawha County Solid Waste Authority updates
• Capital Connector & Charleston Bike Plan updates

City Center Business Improvement District

The Board of Directors will meet to review reports from the treasurer and ambassadors. The agenda includes updates on the Master Plan and the Municipal Beautification Commission.

• Treasurer report by Randall Coleman
• Ambassador report by Sidney Gillis
• Master Plan grant and project updates by Susie Salisbury
• Municipal Beautification Commission update by Lois Crichton

City Council

The Charleston City Council will meet to discuss several financial resolutions. The body is considering a budget amendment for the General Fund and a grant application for swimming pool repairs.

• Resolution No. 26-116: Grant application to repair or replace Cato Park and Kanawha City swimming pools
• Resolution No. 26-117: Medical and prescription drug coverage contract with Amwins Group Benefits, LLC
• Resolution No. 26-118: Amendment No. 4 of the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget
• Resolution No. 26-119: Purchase of Chief360 Station Alert system for the Charleston Fire Department

Finance

The Finance Committee will discuss the approval of previous minutes and review four resolutions. These include a budget amendment for the FY 2026-2027 General Fund and a grant application for swimming pool repairs.

• Resolution No. 26-116: Grant application for Cato Park and Kanawha City swimming pool repairs
• Resolution No. 26-117: Medical and prescription drug coverage contract with Amwins Group Benefits, LLC
• Resolution No. 26-118: Amendment No. 4 of the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget
• Resolution No. 26-119: Purchase of Chief360 Station Alert system for Charleston Fire Department

The committee approved a grant application for swimming pool repairs and a contract for a new fire department station alert system. It also authorized a medical coverage contract for Medicare-eligible retirees and a budget amendment to fund the fire department equipment.

• Approved Resolution 26-116 to apply for a $4,595,966.00 grant for Cato Park and Kanawha City pools (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 26-117 to contract with Amwins Group Benefits, LLC for retiree health coverage at $356.34 per member per month (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 26-118 to authorize Amendment No. 4 of the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 26-119 to purchase a fire department alert system from Chief360 and Tyler Technologies for $236,172.75 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from the October 5, 2026 meeting (unanimous)

Civic Center/Auditorium Board

The Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center / Municipal Auditorium Board will meet to review and approve a Naming Rights Agreement.

• Review and approval of Naming Rights Agreement

Spring Hill Cemetery Park Commission

The commission is meeting to consider motions regarding structural repairs and additions to the cemetery. The agenda focuses on masonry and fabrication work.

• Motion to add two walls for rebuilding to the current contract
• Motion to fabricate new doors for the mausoleum
• Motion to replace deteriorated steps within the cemetery

Charleston Historic Landmarks Commission

The Charleston Historic Landmarks Commission will meet to consider a request to replace a slate roof with asphalt shingles. The body will also review minor work permits and administrative reviews from July 2026 to the present.

• COA-26-0004: Request to replace original slate roof with asphalt shingles at 1568 Virginia Street, East

Charleston Land Reuse Agency

The Charleston Land Reuse Agency will meet to review committee reports and discuss the Vacant Structure Ordinance. The board will consider the transfer of property at 744 Virginia Street West and the demolition of 1442 Washington Street West.

• Transfer of Property: 744 Virginia Street West
• Demolition: 1442 Washington Street West
• Report on the Vacant Structure Ordinance
• Public Input Session rescheduled to October 22

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals meets at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, October 8, 2026, in the City Service Center Conference Room at 915 Quarrier Street. The board will review three variance applications and one conditional use permit request, then vote on approving minutes from its September 24 hearing. The most prominent item combines a conditional use permit and a parking variance for a proposed halfway house at 217 Monongalia Street.

• VAR-26-0012: variance to install a storage building in the front setback at 1300 Summit Drive
• VAR-26-0013: variance from off-street parking requirements at 700 S. Park Road
• VAR-26-0011 & CUP-26-0005: conditional use permit and parking-space variance to establish a halfway house at 217 Monongalia Street
• Approval of minutes from the September 24 hearing

Charleston Sanitary Board

The Charleston Sanitary Board meets by Zoom on October 8, 2026 to vote on several contracts and payments. Items include a $271,469.31 payment request to the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection for the Magazine Branch/Garrison Avenue Sanitary Sewer Replacement and Rehabilitation Project, Phase I, and a $450,000 pipe lining contract with Insight Pipe Contracting, LLC. The board will also consider polymer purchases for the Dewatering Building and a $975 change order closing out the 28th Street Sanitary Sewer Improvements Project. The agenda also lists executive session, personnel, legal matters including a PSC complaint, and a rate case discussion.

• SRF Payment Requisition Form #2 for $271,469.31 to WV DEP for Magazine Branch/Garrison Avenue Sanitary Sewer Replacement and Rehabilitation Project, Phase I
• Annual Pipe Lining Contract award to Insight Pipe Contracting, LLC of Harmony, PA: $281,158.50 plus $168,841.50 contingency, total $450,000.00
• Polymer purchase from Polydyne, Inc. of Riceboro, GA: dry polymer at $2.70/lb (est. $34,155.00) and emulsion polymer at $1.75/lb (est. $96,660.00)
• Liquid anti-foam polymer purchase from Coastal Water Technology, LLC of Little River, SC at $1.30/lb, est. $26,910.00
• Change Order No. 1 to CJ Hughes Construction Co., Inc. Contract 24-4, 28th Street Sanitary Sewer Improvements Project: $975.00, raising contract price from $1,189,999.00 to $1,190,974.00

Spring Hill Cemetery Park Commission

The Spring Hill Cemetery Park Commission meets October 8, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in the Administration Building conference room. Members will hear the superintendent's and business reports, review expenditures since the last meeting, and consider motions to add two walls for rebuilding to the current contract, rebuild two walls in Old Circle, fabricate new mausoleum doors, and replace deteriorated cemetery steps. The Cemetery Endowment also meets to approve its July 9, 2026 minutes and hear a business report. The next meeting is January 14, 2027.

• Motion to add two walls for rebuilding to the current contract
• Motion to rebuild two walls in Old Circle
• Motion to fabricate new doors for the mausoleum
• Motion to replace deteriorated steps within the cemetery
• Review of expenditures since the last meeting

Municipal Planning Commission

The Municipal Planning Commission meets Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. at the City Service Center, 915 Quarrier Street, Suite 6. Under new business it will take up two proposed text amendments to the city Zoning Ordinance: Bill # 8091, which would amend the definition of dwelling unit and align accessory dwelling unit rules with State legislation, and Bill # 8092, which would refer to new Alcohol Beverage Control Administration regulations for vape and smoke shops. The agenda also lists unfinished business, minutes of the September 9, 2026 MPC meeting, and announcements; no votes or outcomes are recorded in the agenda itself.

• Bill # 8091: amend Zoning Ordinance definition of dwelling unit and align accessory dwelling unit rules with State legislation
• Bill # 8092: amend Zoning Ordinance to refer to new Alcohol Beverage Control Administration regulations for vape and smoke shops
• Minutes of the September 9, 2026 MPC meeting scheduled for review
• Meeting location: City Service Center, 915 Quarrier Street, Suite 6
• Meetings may be recorded and broadcast via https://charlestonwv.civicclerk.com

Municipal Beautification Commission

The Municipal Beautification Commission/Tree Board meets Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 1:00 pm at the City Services Center, 915 Quarrier Street. The agenda includes approval of the September 1, 2026 minutes, a treasurer's report, and a tree removal appeal for Annette Baker at 106 50th Street in Kanawha City. The board will also hear updates on the tree inventory and The Appalachian Spring Project (TASP), plus a BID item and the Public Grounds Report. The November 3rd meeting, falling on Election Day, is moved to November 10th.

• Appeal from denial of a tree removal request by Annette Baker, 106 50th Street, Kanawha City
• Tree Inventory Update presented by Brenda Craig Ellis
• The Appalachian Spring Project (TASP) update from Brenda Craig Ellis, Jason Testman, and Donna Graham
• BID item presented by Lois Crichton
• November 3rd meeting moved to November 10th due to Election Day

Ordinance and Rules Committee

The Charleston City Council Committee on Ordinance & Rules meets Monday, October 5, 2026 at 5:15 PM in AV Room #308 at City Hall. The agenda lists approval of the 8-17-2026 minutes and one discussion item: recycling centers within the City of Charleston. No ordinances, contracts, or votes are listed on the supplied agenda.

• Approval of previous minutes dated 8-17-2026
• Discussion: Recycling Centers Within the City of Charleston
• Meeting chaired by Council Member Chad Robinson (Ward 20), Ordinance and Rules Committee Chair
• No dollar amounts, contracts, or proposed ordinances appear in the supplied agenda

Parks and Recreation Committee

The Council Committee on Parks and Recreation of Charleston, West Virginia, is scheduled to meet on October 5, 2026, at 6:00 PM in AV Room #308 at City Hall, 501 Virginia Street, East. The agenda lists approval of previous minutes from June 15, 2026, and department updates. No specific contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings appear on the supplied agenda.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes dated 6-15-2026
• Department updates (no details given in the agenda)

City Council

Charleston City Council meets October 5, 2026 at 7:00 PM in Council Chambers at City Hall, 501 Virginia St. E. The agenda lists five finance resolutions, including an amendment to the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget and changes to 2024-2026 Community Development Block Grant budgets. Council will also consider an architect agreement with ZMM Architect Engineers for a facilities assessment of the Go-Mart Ball Park Baseball Stadium, a Novation Agreement with the Partnership of African American Churches and Mountaineer Food Bank, and a one-year software subscription agreement with Logisoft for the Information Systems Department. The agenda does not include dollar amounts for any of these items.

• Resolution No. 26-111: Amendment No. 3 to the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget
• Resolution No. 26-112: amend 2024, 2025 and 2026 Community Development Block Grant budgets
• Resolution No. 26-113: Architect Agreement with ZMM Architect Engineers for a facilities assessment of Go-Mart Ball Park Baseball Stadium
• Resolution No. 26-114: Novation Agreement with the Partnership of African American Churches and Mountaineer Food Bank
• Resolution No. 26-115: one-year Logisoft software subscription for virtual servers, support and maintenance

City Council approved several financial resolutions, including a General Fund budget amendment and the reallocation of CDBG funds for a demolition project. The council also authorized a facilities assessment for Go-Mart Ball Park and a software subscription for the Information Systems Department.

• Approved FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget Amendment No. 3 (unanimous)
• Approved reallocation of CDBG funds to the 915 Main Street Demo project (unanimous)
• Approved $55,000 agreement with ZMM Architect Engineers for Go-Mart Ball Park assessment (unanimous)
• Approved Novation Agreement transferring ARPA funds from PAAC to Mountaineer Food Bank (22-2-1)
• Approved $65,057 one-year VMWare software agreement with Logisoft (unanimous)

Finance

Charleston's City Council Finance Committee meets Monday, October 5, 2026, at 6:30 PM in AV Room #308 at City Hall, with livestream viewing available. The committee will discuss approval of minutes from its 9-21-2026 meeting and take up five resolutions, including an amendment to the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget and changes to 2024, 2025 and 2026 Community Development Block Grant budgets. Other resolutions would authorize agreements for a facilities assessment of the Go-Mart Ball Park Baseball Stadium, a Novation Agreement with the Partnership of African American Churches and Mountaineer Food Bank, and a one-year software subscription with Logisoft for the Information Systems Department. The agenda lists no dollar amounts for any of the items.

• Resolution No. 26-111 – Amendment No. 3 to the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget
• Resolution No. 26-112 – amend 2024, 2025 and 2026 Community Development Block Grant budgets
• Resolution No. 26-113 – Architect Agreement with ZMM Architect Engineers for a facilities assessment of Go-Mart Ball Park Baseball Stadium
• Resolution No. 26-114 – Novation Agreement with the Partnership of African American Churches and Mountaineer Food Bank
• Resolution No. 26-115 – one-year Logisoft software subscription for the Information Systems Department (virtual servers)

The Finance Committee approved amendments to the FY 2026-2027 General Fund budget and the 2024-2026 Community Development Block Grant budgets to fund the demolition of 915 Main Street. The committee also authorized agreements for a facilities assessment of Go-Mart Ball Park, a novation agreement for the redevelopment of 748 Virginia Street West, and a software subscription for the Information Systems Department.

• Approved FY 2026-2027 General Fund budget amendment (unanimous)
• Approved CDBG budget amendments for 915 Main Street demolition (unanimous)
• Approved $55,000 contract with ZMM for stadium assessment (unanimous)
• Approved novation agreement for 748 Virginia Street West (unanimous)
• Approved $65,057 software agreement with Logisoft (unanimous)
• Approved September 21, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Civic Center/Auditorium Board

The Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center / Municipal Auditorium Board is meeting to approve the minutes from its August 25, 2026 meeting and to receive reports from the Building & Grounds Committee, the financial report for August 2026, and the monthly venue report for August 2026. No votes on contracts or policy changes are listed on this agenda.

• Approval of minutes from August 25, 2026 board meeting
• Building & Grounds Committee report
• Financial report for August 2026
• Monthly venue report for August 2026

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Charleston Board of Zoning Appeals will review two requests: a variance for a larger and taller freestanding sign at a Go-Mart location, and a conditional use permit for a home-based tattoo studio. The board will also approve minutes from two prior hearings.

• VAR-26-0010: 305 sq ft sign area variance and 86 ft height variance for Go-Mart at 6531 McCorkle Avenue SE
• CUP-26-0004: Conditional use permit for home-based private tattoo studio at 122 Capitol Street
• Approval of minutes for July 23, 2026 and August 13, 2026 hearings

Finance

The Finance Committee is meeting to discuss and vote on resolutions, including approval of previous minutes and a resolution authorizing the purchase of medical equipment for the Charleston Fire Department. The equipment includes monitors/defibrillators, a cot, and chest compression systems from Stryker Medical, to replace existing equipment.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes from 9-8-2026
• Resolution No. 26-110: Authorize purchase of 2 monitors/defibrillators, 1 cot, and 4 chest compression systems with accessories from Stryker Medical for the fire department

The Charleston Finance Committee approved the previous meeting's minutes and unanimously passed a resolution authorizing the purchase of new medical and emergency equipment for the Charleston Fire Department from Stryker Medical. The purchase, which includes trade-in credits for old equipment, has been accounted for in the current fiscal year budget.

• Approved minutes from the September 8, 2026 meeting
• Approved Resolution No. 26-110 to purchase fire department equipment from Stryker Medical for $166,471.72 (unanimous)

City Council

The Charleston City Council is meeting to consider several items, including creating a no-parking zone on Main Street, establishing a 20 mph speed limit on Cook Drive, and authorizing the purchase of fire department equipment. The agenda also includes filling a vacant Ward 18 seat and hearing public speakers and claims.

• Bill No. 8089: No parking anytime on north side of Main St, 151-315 ft east of Florida St
• Bill No. 8090: 20 mph speed limit on Cook Dr from Cantley Dr to end
• Resolution No. 26-110: Authorize purchase of 2 monitors/defibrillators, 1 cot, 4 chest compression systems from Stryker Medical for fire dept
• Communication to fill vacant Ward 18 seat
• Public speakers and claims

The City Council unanimously appointed Jessica Hudson to fill the vacant Ward 18 council seat. Additionally, the Council approved two traffic ordinances and authorized the purchase of $166,471.72 in medical equipment for the Charleston Fire Department.

• Appointed Jessica Hudson to Ward 18 council seat (unanimous)
• Approved Bill No. 8089 creating 'No Parking' zone on Main St (unanimous)
• Approved Bill No. 8090 establishing 20 MPH speed limit on Cook Dr (unanimous)
• Approved $166,471.72 purchase of fire department medical equipment (unanimous)

Public Art Commission

The Charleston Public Art Commission is holding its regular monthly meeting. The agenda is largely procedural, with a director's report, presentations from guests, and upcoming events. The most substantive item is discussion of a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a PAC sculpture.

• PAC Sculpture: RFP discussion
• Director's Report
• Presentations from guests
• Upcoming events
• October meeting agenda planning

Charleston Green Team

The Charleston Green Team is meeting to adopt minutes from May through August, hear from a guest speaker, and discuss upcoming event opportunities including Be My Neighbor Day and holiday decorating. Committee reports and updates from city departments, including the Kanawha County Solid Waste Authority and Public Works, are also on the agenda.

• Guest speaker: Adam Jones, Special Events Coordinator, City of Charleston
• Event opportunities: Be My Neighbor Day (9/26), Holly Jolly Brawley Tree Decorating, Sustainable Holiday Decorating Display
• Updates: Kanawha County Solid Waste Authority, Charleston Department of Public Works, Green Events Guide, Charleston Bike Plan Kick-Off
• Recycling Coalition of WV Logo Contest with $500 cash prize
• Next meeting: Wednesday, October 21 at 12pm

The Charleston Green Team established a quorum, adopted minutes from June, July, and August, and discussed upcoming events, pollinator gardens, and committee reports. Nancy's resignation from the Green Team was noted, and the team discussed building up the advisory committee.

• Adopted minutes from June, July, and August as amended

City Center Business Improvement District

The Board of Directors will meet to review previous minutes and receive reports from the Treasurer and Ambassador. The agenda also includes updates on the Master Plan, including grants and projects, and a report from the Municipal Beautification Commission.

• Treasurer Report by Randall Coleman
• Ambassador report by Sidney Gillis
• Master Plan grant and project updates
• Municipal Beautification Commission update

Planning, Streets and Traffic Committee

The Planning, Streets and Traffic Committee will review two bills regarding local traffic controls. These items involve establishing a no-parking zone on Main Street and a new speed limit on Cook Drive.

• Bill No. 8089: Create a NO PARKING ANYTIME zone on the northerly side of Main St from 151 feet to 315 feet east of Florida Street
• Bill No. 8090: Establish a 20 MPH Speed Limit on Cook Drive from Cantley Drive to the end of Cook Drive
• Approval of the August 10, 2026, meeting minutes

The Planning, Streets and Traffic Committee approved two traffic bills. Bill No. 8089 creates a NO PARKING ANYTIME zone on the north side of Main St from 151 feet to 315 feet east of Florida Street, requested by a nearby business. Bill No. 8090 lowers the speed limit on Cook Drive from Cantley Drive to the end of Cook Drive from 25 MPH to 20 MPH, which the neighborhood requested. Both passed unanimously 4-0, and the committee also approved its August 10, 2026 minutes 4-0.

• Approved Bill No. 8089 creating a NO PARKING ANYTIME zone on the north side of Main St from 151 feet to 315 feet east of Florida Street (4-0)
• Approved Bill No. 8090 setting a 20 MPH speed limit on Cook Drive from Cantley Drive to the end of Cook Drive, down from 25 MPH (4-0)
• Approved the minutes of the August 10, 2026 meeting (4-0)

Charleston Sanitary Board

The Charleston Sanitary Board will meet via Zoom to review financial reports and new business. The board is considering a contract award to Trojan Technologies for a new disinfection system. Discussion will also include a rate case and updates on legal matters.

• $1,604,000.00 contract award to Trojan Technologies for ultraviolet disinfection system
• Review of Unaudited Financial Report and Check Register through August 31, 2026
• Update on Cruickshank vs. CSB legal matter
• Update on pending claim regarding 28th St., SE bore and jack project
• Discussion regarding a rate case

Charleston Urban Renewal Authority

The Charleston Urban Renewal Authority will review a draft of the new East End plan by GAI-James Yost. The meeting includes discussions on Smith Street project planning and a joint study of the Washington Street West corridor. The Commission may also recommend forwarding the East End Plan to City Council.

• Presentation of the new East End plan draft
• $160,000 HUD facade grant (currently on hold)
• Joint study of the Washington Street West corridor
• LIFT Center phase II planning grant local match
• Smith Street phased I and II project planning