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Community Development (City of Dallas) is sponsored by City of Dallas Office of Economic Development. The Community Development program aims to improve living and economic conditions in Target Areas by providing loans and grants for qualified projects that inhibit property deterioration, expand community services, improve activity centers, restore historical properties, or allev…
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Community Development | City of Dallas Office of Economic Development The Community Development program aims to improve living and economic conditions of persons in Target Areas by providing loans and grants for qualified projects that do the following: Inhibit the deterioration of property Expand and improve the quantity and quality of community services Improve arrangement of residential, commercial, industrial, recreational and other necessary activity centers Restore and preserve properties of historic, architectural or aesthetic value Alleviate physical or economic distress through private investment and community revitalization activation in blighted areas All activities carried out under the Community Development Plan must located in the specific Target Area defined in the Economic Development Incentive Policy , and all projects must demonstrate that 75% of funding is committed or in hand to be considered for funding.
Community Development & Revitalization Projects Community Impact Projects* Projects led by a community based non-profit developer; new construction, or substantial rehabilitation or renovation of an existing building or facility Projects meet specific community need, such as a grocery store, senior-care facility, child-care facility, or health-care facility.
Requirements Creates 10 living wage jobs or has capital expenditures of at least $2 million Projects must demonstrate that at least 75% of the total project is funded City funds may be used for construction costs only; funds are not to be used for programmatic expenses Creates at least 15 permanent full-time jobs with an average living-wage salary among the positions, giving projects flexibility to have employees with diverse skill sets.
Projects must demonstrate that at least 75% of the total project is funded City funds may be used for construction or rehabilitation costs only; funds are not to be used for programmatic expenses * Other project types may be considered if applicant demonstrates a defined service gap. To apply for the Community Development incentive, please use this application .
Application and Incentive Policy Community Development Incentive Application Community Development Incentive Application Spanish Incentive Policy Document Incentive Policy Document Spanish Final
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects located in designated Target Areas; applicants must demonstrate 75% of project funding already committed or secured; two project categories with different job creation or capital expenditure requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Development (City of Dallas) is funded by City of Dallas Office of Economic Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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