The Ohio Historic Preservation Office has announced the schedule for the next funding round for Certified Local Government Grants.
Current CLG communities and those certified by March 1, 2010 will be eligible to apply for CLG grants in the federal fiscal year 2010 funding round.
The grants will be awarded on a 60:40 basis; that is, up to 60% of the total project cost can be paid by the CLG grant, 40% funded with local match. Local
match can be any combination of cash, in-kind or volunteer time, or donated materials. CDBG funds are an allowable match.
Although the National Park Service has not released state funding targets for federal fiscal year 2010, we anticipate approximately $100,000 will be
available.
The CLG grant application format, application guidelines, and the annual funding announcement which lists this year’s state historic preservation
priorities are now available. These materials can be obtained electronically, but submission of the application must be done in hard
copy [original and 7 copies]. The application deadline is March 1, 2010.
Annual Announcment
Application Format
(PDF)
Application Format
(MS Word)
Application Guidelines
Please send your comments to www.ohpo.org.
For registration projects: If seeking CLG funding to designate properties to local registers or to the National Register of Historic Places, the
CLG Registration Questionnaire must be completed and submitted to the Ohio
Historic Preservation Office three weeks prior to the CLG grant application
deadline. [February 8, 2010]
Related Materials
Secretary of the Interiors Standards & Guidelines for Archaeology & Historic
Preservation (48 FR 44716)
All projects must be overseen by a person meeting applicable professional qualification standards established by the National Park Service.
Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Historic Preservation Projects
All proposals submitted for CLG grant consideration must comply with appropriate standards. For example, survey projects must comply with the Secretary of
the Interior's Standards for Identification and Evaluation, planning projects must comply with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Planning,
development projects with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation, etc.
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