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Phoenix advances $286k to preserve 19 historic Phoenix homes

City Council to vote on grant funding next month

The Phoenix Historic Preservation on Tuesday recommended $286,000 be spent on projects to preserve historic Phoenix homes.

The commission voted 7-0 the approval of 19 applications for the city’s Exterior Rehabilitation Grant Program, totaling $286,024.12. The recommendation will now go to Phoenix City Council in February for final approval.

This graphic shows the 19 applications that the Phoenix Historic Preservation Commission recommended receive Exterior Rehabilitation Grant Program funding. The recommendations go to Phoenix City Council in February for final approval. Source: City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Office.
This graphic shows the 19 applications that the Phoenix Historic Preservation Commission recommended receive Exterior Rehabilitation Grant Program funding. The recommendations go to Phoenix City Council in February for final approval. Source: City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Office.
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