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EDC Minutes June 18, 2019 Page 5 of 7 ----------------------------- what that dollar amount will be so she would like this money to be set aside for the grant. Ms. Malecha stated the pre-application needs to be submitted by November, 2019, the full application by February, 2020, and we should find out if the grant was approved in July of 2020. Discussion ensued about when the money will need to be contributed for the grant and if all the money budgeted is specifically for the grant. Ms. Malecha stated that the buy in money needs to be noted in the application and she would like to have some money set aside for that purpose. Ms. Malecha stated that some of the money could be used for the Heart of the Good Life too. She stated that she may add more money to the housing budget if there is more money available to add after City wide budgets are completed. Discussion ensued about BLAEDC's role in assisting with the marketing of the Heart of the Good Life development. Discussion ensued about the BLAEDC request of funding being increased from the $9,500 to $10,000 in 2020. COMMISSIONER HOLLEY MOVED TO APPROVE BLAEDC'S FUNDING TO BE INCREASED FROM $9,500 TO $10,000 FOR 2020, WITH THE OVERALL EDC BUDGET BEING $21,700. COMMISSIONER LELWICA SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED 6-0. 6. School Update Chair Lindholm talked about finro projects they have going on, one being the bus garage and the parking for the busses not being ideal. They are trying to update that with the help of the City and WSN. The second big projec##hey have going on is aesthetic updates to the old common's area. They still have a Spanish teacher position open. Chair Lindholm sta#ed that on June 29, 2019 the high school is in partnership with the City for putting on the Race for a Cure. He stated that on June 19, 2019 himself, Ms. Malecha and Mayor Tayloe will be meeting with the Board for the Children's Museum for site visits. Chair Lindholm stated that the School has an electric car charging station in front of the district office high school. It was part of the grant and the district did not use taxpayer dollars for the station. He also stated that no taxpayer money is being used for charging. The individuals using the station pay the fee themselves and it is $2 per hour. He stated that it is a charge point brand charger which has an app that loads on an individual's phone and it charges the individual account the money then goes to the district's bank account. Ms. Malecha asked to be informed if the charging