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$650,000 Grant Funds Historic Preservation in Greenwood District

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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A $650,000 project, funded by a National Park Service grant, began in Greenwood to preserve Black Wall Street. Project coordinator Peter Zavala is overseeing the restoration of 10 historic buildings. Crews are replacing damaged bricks and deteriorating mortar to maintain the structures' original character, and the work is scheduled to continue through December.

From newson6.com

Why it matters

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The project involves federal grant funding supporting local preservation efforts in the Greenwood District. This funding supports specialized construction work, such as replacing damaged bricks and mortar, to keep the historic buildings structurally sound.

From newson6.com

Who's involved

  • GreenwoodGovernment agency in Greenwood receiving federal grant funding for preservation.
  • ZavalaProject coordinator overseeing the federally funded restoration efforts.
  • National Park ServiceFederal agency providing the grant funding for the preservation project.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • GreenwoodSpeculative

    Greenwood might see increased municipal revenue from the receipt of the $650,000 federal grant.

  • ZavalaSpeculative

    Peter Zavala might see increased contract revenue from coordinating the federally funded restoration project.

  • National Park Service might see increased administrative costs associated with the execution of the preservation grant.

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