Klugo Seeks To Redevelop Former Stevens Hardware ONEONTA – Representatives of Chip Klugo, who saved the Bresee’s building, converting it to the high-end Klugo’s Parkview Place, will be before Common Council tonight, seeking to take his vision to the next level. The developer’s architect, Elise Johnson-Schmidt, and her associate, David Anderson, were en route from Corning this afternoon to asked Council members to endorse their application to redevelop the former Stevens Hardware, next to Bresee’s, into apartments on the upper floors…
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State Funds Village Plan: Katz Says $58,000 Assures Comp Plan Update, Strategy Completion By JIM KEVLIN • The Freeman’s Journal Edition of Thursday, Dec. 18, 2014 COOPERSTOWN A $58,000 CFA grant announced Thursday, Dec. 11, assures the Village of Cooperstown can update its comprehensive master plan and craft a strategy for a prosperous future, Mayor Jeff Katz said in an interview. “We’re going to come out of this not only with a master plan, but with useful financial statistics and marketing…
State’s CFA Grants Underwrite D&H Yards Study, Coop Strategy Otsego County obtained 11 grants through Round IV of the state CFA process, announced last week. The grants total $3.27 million, 5 percent of the total awarded to the Mohawk Valley Regional Economic Development Council. For complete list, click here and go to pages 60-62 in the statewide report.…
SPRINGBROOK, D&H YARDS AMONG BIG CFA WINNERS By LIBBY CUDMORE • allotsego.com ONEONTA — A $400,000 renovation to upgrade Springbrook’s residential facilities was awarded today through the Mohawk Valley Regional Economic Development Council’s Consolidated Funding Application. In all, four of the eight Otsego County projects were funded, a total of $700,000 towards economic development and job growth for the region. “It’s a positive step forward,” said IDA president Sandy Mathes. “Our projects were all linked directly to job growth.”…
No Word Yet On CFA Ec-Dev Grants Governor Cuomo’s announcement of CFA economic-development grants will not happen this week, and perhaps not next week, according to Jason Conwall, spokesman for the Empire State Development Corp. Originally, the announcement had been expected around Labor Day, the traditional start of the fall campaign season, but that had been delayed to mid-October and, now, beyond. …