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Find similar grantsFoundation and Soil Management Fund Ordinance is sponsored by Prince William County Development Services. This initiative helps residential homeowners cover the costs of repairing foundation and slope failures caused by original construction defects. The program provides a 50% match for eligible repair costs.
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Foundation and Soil Management Fund Ordinance (703) 792-4311 (TTY: 711) ePortal User Guides & Video Building ePlan How to Guide Building Development Division Land Development Division Related Agencies, Offices & Committees Commercial Development Committee Development Services Records Center Geospatial Technology Services Virginia Department of Transportation Zoning Ordinance Advisory Committee Development Services Documents Building Development Forms Building Development Policies & Procedures Land Development Documents Foundation and Soil Management Fund Ordinance Foundation and Soil Management Fund Ordinance The Foundation and Soil Management Fund Ordinance was adopted to provide financial assistance to residential owners for repairing foundation and/or slope failures associated with latent defects from the originally approved construction.
The financial assistance limits are: Individual private property owners may receive up to 50% of the total estimated project cost, not to exceed $25,000. Common interest communities may receive up to 50% of the total estimated project cost, not to exceed $100,000. Applications may be submitted (subject to the Board of County Supervisors appropriating funds for this purpose) for review annually from May 1st to June 15th.
County staff anticipates completing the review of applications and forwarding a recommendation to the Board of County Supervisors for its consideration at a September Board meeting during that same year.
The Foundation and Soil Management Department Fund Administrative Procedures establish the: Project minimum eligibility requirements Project evaluation criteria Application submittal process Award and distribution of funds process Please submit questions or requests for clarification to [email protected] .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Residential one- and two-family dwellings or condominiums located within Prince William County (excluding the Town of Dumfries) and no longer under Public Improvement Performance Bonds. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $25,000 for individual homeowners; up to $100,000 for Common Interest Communities (HOAs/Condos). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Foundation and Soil Management Fund Ordinance is funded by Prince William County Development Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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