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State Capital Project
Grants-in-Aid: OVerview
| Purpose: |
To support historic
preservation projects of a capital
nature. |
| Availability of Funding: |
Dependent on legislative funding. There is usually one funding cycle each fiscal year in the fall. Fiscal 2009 Year Deadlines |
| Grant Limitations: |
The minimum grant is $10,000, and the maximum $75,000 - $150,000 depending on the level of legislative funding.
Funds must be matched at least 1 to 1. Matching
funds may be cash, in-kind and/or donated
services or materials contributed to the
project. |
| Eligible Applicants: |
The primary recipients of
state capital project grants are public entities
as defined in state law, including county and
local jurisdictions. Nonprofit organizations
whose primary purpose is historical preservation
and/or interpretation, and which have entered
into a qualifying lease or management agreement
with an eligible public entity sponsor, are also
eligible to apply. |
| Eligible Work: |
This program supports historic
preservation projects of a capital nature.
Generally, to be eligible for funding, the work
must meet the following conditions:
The expenditure funded must be for a public
purpose;
The property assisted must be publicly
owned;
The project expenditures funded must be for
land, buildings, or other improvements of a
capital nature;
The work must meet the
Secretary of the Interior's Standards for
Rehabilitation.
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| Eligible Projects |
Two types of historic preservation projects are eligible
for funding:
Restoration and/or Preservation,
Building Systems and
Accessibility
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| For More Information: |
Contact Mandy Skypala,
Grants Office, phone: 651-259-3458,
e-mail: mandy.skypala@mnhs.org . |
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