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Western New York CFA # County Applicant Project Title Description 66593 Cattaraugus City of Olean 67027 Cattaraugus City of Olean 66647 Cattaraugus 66752 Cattaraugus 63959 Cattaraugus 67805 Cattaraugus 67275 66585 Cattaraugus, Erie, Niagara Cattaraugus, Erie, Niagara 66166 Chautauqua Edelweiss Dairy, LLC Ellicottville Brewing Company Gowanda's Historic Hollywood Theater, Ltd. Sempreverde Development, LLC Burchfield Penney Art Center University at Buffalo Chautauqua County Dept of Planning and Economic Development BOA Downtown Redevelopment Allegheny River Canoe Kayak Launch Project Edelweiss Dairy Facility Expansion Ellicottville Brewing Company Expansion in Little Valley Hollywood Theater Restoration Allegany State Park Lodging Improvement Cargo NYS Arts and Crafts Alliance Marketing Chautauqua Countys Overland Trails The City of Olean will use these funds for the construction of public infrastructure improvements including two new roundabouts on Main Street with added bike lanes and new sidewalks to service future housing and commercial development. Funds will also be used for the environmental abatement and demolition of a former DPW facility to facilitate new commercial redevelopment near the downtown. Grant funds will be used to support the "paddle trail" project which will consist of purchasing and installing two portable launches (one ADA compliant) in strategic locations that would expand recreational opportunities and support the idea of being part of a regional system of launches along the Allegheny River. Edelweiss Dairy Farm will replace its existing Freedom Farm facility with a new 2,400 cow facility with improved high efficiency LED lighting, VSD controlled ventilation fans, compressors, chillers and heat exchanges. Ellicottville Brewing Company will convert a former warehouse in downtown Little Valley into a commercial brewing and bottling facility for the company's growing domestic and international market. The location will also attract tourists to a new craft beer museum. This is a multi-phase restoration of the 1926 Hollywood Theater, located in the Gowanda Village Historic District. Work will include plaster, seating and balcony restoration. The re-opening of the historic theater will create jobs, encourage heritage tourism and give local business owners an opportunity to capitalize on this unique historic asset. New ADA-compliant, one-bedroom cottages with bathrooms and kitchens will be constructed at Allegany State Park to improve the lodging experience and attract additional visitors to the park. In 2017, the Burchfield Penney Art Center in Buffalo, NY presents the exhibition, Cargo, with performances, workshops, and more. Cargo explores ideas of commodification and value through art and places - including an exploration of the historic, current and future 'value' of the Erie Canal itself. The Buffalo region is the historical home of the American Art and Crafts Movement. Beginning with the 150th anniversary of Frank Lloyd Wright’s birth on June 6th, 2017, the University at Buffalo will highlight the Buffalo School’s unrivaled concentration of great design. Funds will be used to promote and increase the usage of existing trails, including the County-owned Overland Trails through a strategic branding and marketing initiative. Agency/ Program Award ESD Grants $400,000 ESD MNY $44,600 ESD Grants $1,000,000 ESD Grants $600,000 OPRHP HP D $498,750 ESD Grants $120,000 Arts CHPG I $27,000 Arts CHPG P $49,000 ESD MNY $16,945 11
Western New York CFA # County Applicant Project Title Description 65164 Chautauqua 65276 Chautauqua 65795 Chautauqua 64020 Chautauqua Chautauqua County Rural Ministry, Inc. Chautauqua County Soil and Water Conservation District Chautauqua County Soil and Water Conservation District Chautauqua Home Rehabilitation and Improvement Corporation 65756 Chautauqua City of Dunkirk 65456 Chautauqua 63782 Chautauqua 63629 Chautauqua City of Jamestown Concord Grape Belt Heritage Association Jamestown Renaissance Corporation 66358 Chautauqua Libera, Inc. Coburn Block Development Chautauqua County Highway Erosion Control Silver Creek Rehabilitation Brocton Main Street Comprehensive Plan Update Tracy Plaza Green Renovations Grape Discovery Center Museum Culinary and Visitor Center Expansion Downtown Jamestown Winter Garden Plaza Phase II Employee Enhancement Project This project will renovate and improve an existing but partially collapsed building constructed in 1868 in downtown Dunkirk for the purpose of expanded employment training close to residents and employers. The Chautauqua County Soil and Water Conservation District will purchase stabilization and hydroseeding materials to be used for ditch stabilization throughout the County. The project will reduce sediment and nutrients entering County waterbodies. The Chautauqua County Soil and Water Conservation District will assist the Village of Silver Creek in removing a dam on Silver Creek in the Town of Hanover and rehabilitate the stream. The project will promote the movement of aquatic species by opening up the stream channel and restoring access to higher reaches of Silver Creek. Chautauqua Home Rehabilitation and Improvement Corporation will assist in the renovation of commercial spaces and apartments in the Village of Brocton's downtown business district. The City of Dunkirk will update its comprehensive plan. The City will build upon the Northern Chautauqua County Local Waterfront Revitalization Program by expanding the study area to include the entire City and will address transportation, land use, housing, parks and recreation, public access and facilities, historic preservation, tourism, and economic development. The City of Jamestown will use green infrastructure to rehabilitate Tracy Plaza, an elevated plaza downtown, to revitalize the arts and culture. The City will install planters, a large-scale green roof system, and a cistern to collect rainfall from the plaza. Harvested rainwater will be used to wash fire trucks and fill their tanks, as well as for watering the green roof during dry periods. Phase 3 of the Grape Discover Center involves the renovation and installation of mechanical systems for a new learning and event space that will host conferences, banquets, live theater and art exhibits, with a new kitchen and facilities for outside for catering. After 20 years of abandonment and decay in downtown Jamestown, the Winter Garden Theater was demolished in 2010 and replaced with a park in 2011. Winter Garden Plaza Phase II, will complete the build-out of the plaza and will include a fabric-covered tensile structure, landscaping, benches and bike racks. Libera, Inc.’s Employee Enhancement Project will implement a phased approach for enhancing the knowledge and skills of staff members for this growing software development company. Training will provide existing staff with new information and skills to enable them to progress into new positions within the company. Agency/ Program Award ESD Grants $75,000 DEC WQIP NPS DEC WQIP AHR $94,200 $217,000 HCR NYMS $242,235 DOS LWRP $45,000 EFC GIGP $1,480,000 ESD Grants $135,000 OPRHP PKS D $111,297 DOL NHT $40,510 12
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