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Re-Imagining Cleveland Grant Program Workshop
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June 17, 2009 - 6:00pm - 7:30pm
Location
Slavic Village Development Corporation
5620 Broadway Ave, Suite 200
Cleveland, OH 4412, OH Re-Imagining A More Sustainable Cleveland Grant Workshop
Grants for projects on Vacant Land Bank Lots in the Neighborhood Stabilization Target Areas
- Rain Gardens
- Native Plantings
- Community Gardens
- Walking Paths
- Gateway Landscaping
- Side Yard Expansions
- Market Gardens
Join us to learn more about the Re-Imagining Grant Program and how to use the various resources including the Ohio Greenprint website and the Re-Imagining Vacant Land Re-Use Pattern Book
Application Deadline is July 31st, 2009
Pick Up ReImagining Cleveland Pattern Book and Grant Applications at:
Neighborhood Progress Inc.
1956 W. 25th Street Suite 200
Cleveland, OH 44113 or download applications from
For more information contact:
Millie Davis
Neighborhood Progress, Inc.
216.830.2770 ext. 105
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