Columbus City Council In Talks to Fund Two Brownfield Projects

COLUMBUS-Columbus City Council will discuss instituting legislation that will provide grant funding of over $200,000 for two brownfield projects.

By GlobeSt News Hub | February 14, 2011 at 01:01 AM

COLUMBUS-Columbus City Council will discuss instituting legislation that will provide grant funding of over $200,000 for two brownfield projects.

A brownfield project, owned by A.D Farrow LLC and located on the West State Street could possibly receive $150,000 in grant funding with another $15,840 being given to a company interested in property located in Franklinton situated north of West Town Street. The grants are part of the city's plans to increase green efforts.For the full story, go to Columbus Business First.

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