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File #: 001500    Version:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 2/6/2001 In control: PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
On agenda: Final action: 2/27/2001
Effective date:    
Title: Resolution authorizing application, acceptance and funding of a disaster assistance program relative to record snowfall during December 2000 in the City of Milwaukee. (DPW)
Sponsors: ALD. PRATT, ALD. SCHERBERT
Indexes: ENVIRONMENT, FEDERAL GRANTS, SNOW REMOVAL
Attachments: 1. Cover Letter.PDF, 2. Fiscal Note.PDF, 3. Legal Opinion.PDF
Number
001500
Version
SUBSTITUTE 1
Reference

Sponsor
Ald. Pratt, Ald. Scherbert
Title
Substitute resolution authorizing application, acceptance and funding of an emergency assistance program relative to record snowfall during December in the City of Milwaukee.
Analysis
This resolution will authorize the application, acceptance and funding of an emergency assistance program by the Department of Public Works relative to the record snowfall during December in the City of Milwaukee.
Body
Whereas, Under the terms of Section 403 of Public Law 93-288, the City of Milwaukee appears to be eligible for grant funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Wisconsin Division of Emergency Management for emergency assistance relating to the record December snowfall in the City of Milwaukee; and

Whereas, The 1988 Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance number for the Federal Emergency Management Disaster Assistance Program is 83.544; and

Whereas, The Federal Emergency Management Agency has agreed to provide 100% of the $24,000 in administrative costs for this grant project and 75% ($975,000) of the $1,300,000 in emergency assistance for the project; and

Whereas, An additional 12.5% of the non-administrative cost of the project or $162,500 would be provided by the State of Wisconsin through its Division of Emergency Management; and

Whereas, The remaining 12.5% of the non-administrative project cost, or $162,500 would be the responsibility of the City of Milwaukee; and

Whereas, The breakdown of funding and funding sources is as follows:

FEMA $975,000
State of Wisconsin 162,500
Local Share 162,500
Total Non-Admin. $1,300,000

FEMA-Admin. $24,000
Total $1,324,000

; and

Whereas, The Department of Public Work has determined that the benefits to the City from this grant-funded project appear to exceed the City's share...

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