Facade & Tenant Improvement Grant

Facade & Tenant Improvement Grant is sponsored by Cedar City & Iron County Economic Development. Offers matching grants to enhance the exterior and interior of commercial properties in Cedar City and Iron County.

Exterior Improvement Grant Program | City of Dallas Office of Economic Development Exterior Improvement Grant Program Exterior Improvement Grant Program Investing in Dallas Commercial Corridors The City of Dallas Office of Economic Development administers Exterior Improvement Grant Programs that provide reimbursement grants for eligible exterior capital improvements to commercial and/or retail properties located within participating City Council Districts.

The programs are designed to encourage private investment, improve commercial property conditions, support small business growth, and strengthen neighborhood commercial corridors. To be eligible for funding, applicants must: Be a for-profit small business or eligible commercial/retail property or business owner. Be located within an eligible program area.

Be current on all City of Dallas taxes. Not be in default under any prior agreement with the City of Dallas. Meet all district-specific eligibility requirements.

The following businesses are not eligible to participate: Sexually oriented businesses regulated under Chapter 41A of the Dallas City Code Step 1 – Verify Eligibility Confirm your property is located within an eligible district and that your project meets program requirements. Step 2 – Submit an Application Complete and submit the required application and supporting documentation.

Step 3 – Application Review Applications are reviewed for eligibility, project readiness, and compliance with program requirements. Eligible projects may receive a grant award subject to the execution of a grant agreement. Step 5 – Complete the Project Award recipients complete the approved improvements in accordance with the grant agreement.

Step 6 – Submit Reimbursement Request Recipients submit invoices, proof of payment, photographs, permits, and other required documentation. Step 7 – Receive Reimbursement Following review and approval of reimbursement documentation, grant funds are disbursed.

Examples of eligible improvements include: Permanent façade improvements and enhancements such as masonry, siding, windows, doors, and lighting fixtures permanently affixed to the building. Stand-alone painting or signage replacement not part of a broader renovation is not eligible. Hardscape site improvements such as new or replacement fencing, full parking lot reconstruction or resurfacing.

Routine patching or restriping alone is not eligible. Permanent art installations or murals affixed to real property and intended to remain for the useful life of the structure. Streetscape/site improvements including sidewalks, lighting, and integrated landscaping that form part of a capital project.

Tree planting only when part of a larger permanent infrastructure or redevelopment project. Beautification and accessibility improvements such as benches, trash receptacles, and bike racks when permanently affixed as part of a capital project.

American with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) Improvements Environmental efficiency/building envelope improvements (green roofs, energy-efficient windows and lighting, integrating renewable energy sources) Routine maintenance, repairs, temporary improvements, and other non-capital expenditures are not eligible.

Feature District 3 District 5 District 7 Eligible Property Type Retail Properties Commercial Properties Commercial Properties Maximum Award $100,000 $100,000 $50,000 Private Match Requirement 50% 50% 20%-50% Tiered Match Eligible Applicants Property Owners Property Owners or Tenants* Property Owners or Tenants* *Tenants must have Property Owner approval Not sure which district your property is located in?

Use the District Finder to identify your City Council District before applying. District 3 Exterior Improvement Grant Program The District 3 Program supports investment in retail properties and commercial corridors through permanent exterior capital improvements that encourage reinvestment and economic growth.

Eligible Applicants: Property Owners Eligible Property Type: Retail Properties D3 Exterior Improvement Grant Application D3 Exterior Improvement Budget Worksheet D3 Exterior Improvement Grant Program Statement District 5 Exterior Improvement Grant Program The District 5 Program supports commercial property improvements that strengthen neighborhood commercial areas and encourage private investment.

Eligible Applicants: Property Owners Eligible Property Type: Commercial Properties D5 Exterior Improvement Grant Application D5 Exterior Improvement Budget Worksheet D5 Exterior Improvement Grant Program Statement District 7 Exterior Improvement Grant Program The District 7 Program is designed to support small business growth and encourage investment in neighborhood commercial corridors through a flexible, tiered-match funding structure.

Eligible Applicants: Property Owners and Tenants** Eligible Property Type: Commercial Properties **Tenant applicants must obtain property owner participation and approval. Award recipients are required to: Complete the approved project in accordance with the grant agreement. Maintain all required permits and code compliance.

Submit reimbursement documentation and supporting records. Maintain improvements during the compliance period. Retain project records in accordance with program requirements.

Comply with all applicable City, state, and federal requirements. Additional reporting, compliance monitoring, and record retention requirements may apply based on the specific grant agreement. D7 Exterior Improvement Grant Program D7 Exterior Improvement Budget Worksheet D7 Exterior Improvement Grant Program Statement Economic Development Analyst What types of projects are eligible?

Are routine maintenance projects eligible?