[Calclg-l] CLG Grants Question for all CLGs

[Jan Ostashay]

No matching funds; not enough staff to prepare the grant, write the RFP, 
interview consultants, figure out budgets, work with the consultants, work 
with OHP, etc.; too much paperwork required from OHP (again lack of 
staff); frustration over the disconnect between requirements OHP and the 
needs and economics of the city; reservations regarding selection of 
consultants and working with staff and OHP; etc.  There is also a lot of 
bureaucratic red tape at the local level, which takes much time and effort 
on the part of staff.
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Jan Ostashay, Historic Preservation Officer 
Office of Historic Preservation
Dept. of Planning & Building 
City of Long Beach 
333 W. Ocean Blvd., 7th Floor
Long Beach, CA 90802
562.570.6864
562.570.6610 (fax)




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This year OHP received 9 CLG Grant applications; 5 grants were awarded.
 
If your CLG has not applied for a CLG Grant within the last few years, 
why? 
 
Please respond by Friday, Nov 30 directly to Lucinda Woodward at 
lwoodward at parks.ca.gov .
 
Thank you, 
 
Marie Nelson
Local Government Unit - Survey Coordinator
Office of Historic Preservation
mnelson at parks.ca.gov 
916-653-9514
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