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Mid-Hudson CFA # County Applicant Project Title Description 66871 Westchester 65952 Westchester 63527 Westchester The Armory Foundation The City of Yonkers Town of Mount Kisco 65636 Westchester Town of Somers 67890 Westchester Village of Ardsley 64909 Westchester 64967 Westchester Village of Briarcliff Manor Village of Sleepy Hollow Yonkers Sports Event Center Saw Mill River Daylighting Phase 4 Water Plant Operation Consolidation Lake Shenorock Stormwater Improvement Project Saw Mill River Revitalization Plan Briarcliff Manor's Consolidated Water Supply Implementation Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Update The Armory Foundation will build an iconic space with Hudson River views that will further the transformation of downtown Yonkers. The Yonkers Sports Event Center will add 137,000 square feet of recreational infrastructure, including the region's largest indoor track and field arena as well as space for basketball and wrestling, a gym and fitness studios, classrooms, a restaurant, and convention / meeting / event space. The City of Yonkers will continue daylighting the Saw Mill River. The project will improve water quality by installing natural stone riparian zones, removing impervious surfaces and replacing with pervious pavement, creating dynamic pools that will reduce the velocity of the river, installing storm debris gates, and replacing and separating the combined sewer system. The Town of Mount Kisco, with the Town of New Castle, will share monitoring of water supply and filtration functions. It has been estimated that the Village could save $43,000 per year. In addition, this operational change will extend the life of the equipment in the facilities reducing capital repair and replacement costs. The Town of Somers will construct stormwater retrofits, such as dry swales and hydrodynamic separation structures, to treat stormwater from outfalls located on the eastern shore of Lake Shenorock. The project will reduce phosphorous entering Lake Shenorock which will improve water quality. The Village of Ardsley will develop a revitalization plan for the Saw Mill River. The plan will incorporate strategies that address resiliency to mitigate climate change risks along the Saw Mill River. This plan will also promote the revitalization of the Village's downtown business district, enhance recreational facilities, including parks and trails, and protect natural resources along the river. The Villages of Briarcliff, Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow will consolidate their water supply and transmission function to address the stress on property owners and residents from high property taxes and fees for government services, including drinking water. Consolidation will save $305,000 in annual operating costs and Tarrytown will avoid replacing their pump station, avoiding an expenditure of $9-$11 million dollars. The project will upgrade two of the three pump stations to provide water to all three communities. The Village of Sleepy Hollow will update its 1997 Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP) by incorporating resiliency to mitigate future climate risks from sea level rise. The LWRP update will serve as a strategic plan to guide development within the Village's waterfront revitalization area. Agency/ Program Award ESD Grants $2,000,000 DEC WQIP NPS $2,400,000 DOS LGE $144,234 DEC WQIP NPS $847,500 DOS LWRP $40,000 DOS LGE $602,879 DOS LWRP $59,929 109
Mid-Hudson CFA # County Applicant Project Title Description 67131 Westchester Westchester Arts Council Inc 67998 Westchester Westhab, Inc. 67138 Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Rockland Copland House Excelsior Jobs Credits Low Cost Economic Development Financing NYSERDA Energy Efficiency Projects Suffrage Now, A Contemporary Art Exhibition Ready To Work Phase 2 Expansion Administrative Workforce Expansion 39 Energy Efficiency Projects Suffrage Now is a contemporary art exhibition celebrating New York’s historic role in the path to the 19th Amendment while reinforcing the relevance of Women’s Suffrage today. Artworks consider contemporary events alongside historical to explore what the right to vote means to Americans. Westhab, Inc. will offer Ready to Work Phase II Expansion to provide adults with barriers to employment with a series of job training and industry-recognized credential opportunities that enable participants to secure jobs with businesses in Westchester County. Copland House will expand the position of Director of Education and Community Outreach, to lead and promote the substantial growth of its in-school and on-site programs for young people and families, and to extend its engagement with entities throughout New York State. Excelsior Jobs Program tax Credits will be reserved for future projects including business investments in targeted industries that are within the region and that create or retain jobs, create capital investment and are consistent with the Strategic Plan. Federal Industrial Development Bond (IDB) Cap will be made available for state and local government issuers to sell tax-exempt bonds for eligible economic development, infrastructure and community revitalization efforts. NYSERDA’s Commercial and Industrial (C&I) programs offer businesses in New York State solutions to improve energy efficiency and save money through design, new construction, renovation, and process improvements to commercial and industrial buildings. The Commercial New Construction Program and the Commercial Implementation Assistance Program can help building owners make informed decisions about designing and renovating sustainable buildings. The FlexTech Program offers energy-saving opportunities through consultation and cost-shared studies. The Industrial and Process Efficiency Program can help organizations increase manufacturing output and data processing efficiency. Agency/ Program Award Arts CHPG I $75,000 DOL SPT $96,000 Arts WIP $40,500 ESD EJPB $9,000,000 ESD IDBC $25,000,000 NYSERDA EE 110
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FINGER LAKES $80.5 million awarded
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SOUTHERN TIER $60.4 million awarded
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MOHAWK VALLEY $81.9 million awarded
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