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File Number: 19-458 with physical, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. The estimated total cost of all potential improvements could be up to $4.47 million, although it’s conceivable that a lower level of funding could be awarded, in which case the scope of the project could be commensurately reduced to align with the funding award level. The grant program does not require any local match, beyond the use of staff time and ongoing maintenance costs, which could be absorbed using existing and projected City resources. Grant awards are expected to be announced by the State in December 2019. To the extent the City is successfully awarded funding, the City Council would have a subsequent opportunity to review and consider the proposed grant before accepting the grant funds or authorizing any ancillary commitments associated with the grant program. One of the grant submittal requirements includes a requirement that the City Council adopt a resolution affirming its support for the City’s efforts to apply for the grant funding. Because the grant award deadline took place in early August during the City Council recess, staff proceeded with submitting the grant application materials to the State and scheduled the associated resolution at the next regularly-scheduled Council meeting, which is the subject of the recommended action outlined in this report. A copy of the resolution is included in the City Council agenda packet for this item. Fiscal Impacts None. Adoption of the associated resolution authorizes the grant application only. In the event the City is successful in its efforts to secure grant funding, details of the grant award, including fiscal details, would be presented to the City Council for its review and consideration at a future City Council meeting. Attachment(s) to Related Legislative File ·Summary of grant request PREPARED BY: Eric Engelbart, Deputy City Manager, City Manager’s Office Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 8/28/2019 218