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This document outlines the CDBG Project Lists for the period of 2021-2025, detailing allocated funding awards for various community development initiatives across multiple towns and for the Six County Association of Governments (SCAOG). Key focus areas include infrastructure improvements such as fire truck acquisition, bike path development, park upgrades, road repairs, and water system improvements, alongside housing rehabilitation and regional planning efforts. The plan delineates project funding year by year, showcasing a commitment to enhancing public services and facilities within the six-county region.

This document outlines the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) project lists and associated funding awards for the Bear River Association of Governments and other regional entities. It details specific projects and their allocated funds on an annual basis from 2021 to 2025, covering areas such as housing rehabilitation, administrative planning, senior services, infrastructure improvements, and victim assistance.

This document provides a compilation of Private Activity Bond (PAB) scoring summaries for January, April, July, and October 2025. It details various affordable housing projects, outlining key information such as developer, location, total and affordable unit counts, unit mix, AMI percentages, and requested bond allocations. Each project is evaluated and scored across several criteria including Efficiency, Location, Readiness, Experience, Mixed-Income Project status, Community Involvement, Site Details, and Project Details, to determine a total project score.

The Permanent Community Impact Fund Board meeting included a financial review noting sufficient mineral lease and bonus funds, despite a dip in coal prices and projections for continued revenue reduction. The Board approved the minutes from the November 6, 2025 meeting. Key project funding decisions included approving reconsideration funding for Vernal City's Major Roadway Rehabilitation Project ($3.4 million total funding). Myton City's request for culinary water improvements was funded as prioritized. Gunnison City received loan approval for the Tarr Canyon Well project, despite receiving other external funding. Castle Valley Special Service District's consolidated capital projects were approved. Mt. Pleasant City's roadway and drainage improvements were funded with a reduced scope. Town of Leamington received a reduced grant for water system improvements (metering), omitting the backup well for now. Funding offers for North Tooele Fire District's station remodel and apparatus truck purchase were declined by the district due to budgetary constraints. A supplemental grant funding request from Daggett County Municipal Building Authority for their Community Health & Social Services Building, necessitated by unforeseen soil issues, was approved under a financial hardship exemption. The Board also addressed a Throughput Infrastructure Funding request from the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition for a Bulk Commodities Ocean Terminal feasibility study ($1.1 million grant) and conditionally approved up to $54,254,000 for Phase II, subject to the study's viability and clear partnership agreements. The Board scheduled future review and funding meetings.

The meeting agenda focused primarily on the prioritization of projects requiring funding. Key projects discussed for funding included securing a loan for the Uintah County Landfill Compactor purchase, financing for the Naples Fire Truck via a grant and loan, road resurfacing for Aurora City, wastewater improvements for Milford City, road improvements for the Town of Lyman, and a water meter upgrade for the Town of Joseph. Additional priority projects involved funding for an Operations Building for Cedarview Montwell Special Service District, Consolidated Capital Projects for Castle Valley Special Service District, software for Carbon County public safety dispatch, water system improvements for Johnson Water Improvement District, waterline replacement for Jensen Water Improvement District, a SCADA Digital Metering System for Thompson Special Service District, and sewer/well improvements for the Town of Manila. The Board also reviewed pending projects, specifically the Community Health & Social Services Building for Daggett County Municipal Building Authority, and discussed future meeting dates and application review processes.