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Extension for A.P. Dickman House Historic Preservation Project

Original title: Second Modification to Historic Preservation Grant Award Agreement # 2021-02 for the A.P. Dickman House Designated Historic Landmark, 120 Dickman Drive S.W. Approve the attached Second Modification to Historic Preservation Grant Award Agreement # 2021-02 to extend the project completion date from September 1, 2022 to September 1, 2023 for repairs and improvements to the A.P. Dickman House Designated Historic Landmark as requested by the grantee due to the unforeseen lack of available contractors and supplies caused by ongoing pandemic disruption of the building and repair industry which has prevented completion of the project by the designated date.

Record date · October 11, 2022

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What This Bill Does

The local government has approved a one-year extension for the A.P. Dickman House historic preservation project. The new deadline for completing repairs and improvements is September 1, 2023.

Why it matters

This action extends the timeline for a government-funded historic preservation project at 120 Dickman Drive S.W. by one year, moving the completion deadline from September 1, 2022, to September 1, 2023.

Who It Affects

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Grantee

The grantee is granted an additional year to complete the project requirements under the modified agreement.

Key Facts

  • The project completion deadline for the A.P. Dickman House historic preservation grant is extended from September 1, 2022, to September 1, 2023.
  • The extension applies to Grant Award Agreement # 2021-02.
  • The request for extension was made by the grantee.
  • The delay is attributed to a lack of available contractors and supplies caused by pandemic-related disruptions in the building industry.
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  • The property is located at 120 Dickman Drive S.W.
  • The item was processed as part of a Consent Agenda under file number 2022-0111.
  • The item was introduced on September 23, 2022.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why was the deadline for the A.P. Dickman House project extended?
The requested the extension due to difficulties in securing contractors and building supplies caused by ongoing pandemic-related disruptions.
What is the new deadline for the project?
The new completion date is September 1, 2023.

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Pandemic-related project delays

The document explicitly cites pandemic-related supply chain and labor shortages as the cause for a 2022-2023 project extension, reflecting ongoing impacts on local construction projects.

Connected Entities

Grant Award Agreement # 2021-02, BOCC Land Use, A.P. Dickman House
otherGrant Award Agreement # 2021-02“The specific grant agreement being modified.”Map →
OrganizationBOCC Land Use“The body responsible for the agenda item.”Map →
locationA.P. Dickman House“Designated historic landmark located at 120 Dickman Drive S.W.”Map →

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