LANSING, MI — The Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP) has announced that it has been awarded more than $2.27 million through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s (MEDC) Revitalization and Placemaking program to support revitalization projects across mid-Michigan.
LEAP says from reimagined downtowns to reactivated public gathering spaces, the projects represent a chance for cities to shape their regional identity.
Here is a list of the projects:
Bath Township – Streetscape improvements including lighting, wayfinding signs, and benches.
Charlotte Rising (via City of Charlotte_ – Façade updates for multiple downtown businesses through a local grant program.
City of DeWitt – Construction of a new farmers market with expanded vendor and event space.
City of Grand Ledge – Installation of a new inclusive ADA playground near the central business district.
City of Lansing – Façade improvements for a variety of downtown businesses.
City of Mason – Revitalization of a blighted property near the grain elevator to enhance the community entrance.
City of Ovid – Enhancements to a pocket park near the downtown area.
City of St. Johns – Restoration of historic rail cars and façade upgrades in the downtown district.
Delhi Township – Development of a year-round Holt Farmers Market with indoor and outdoor vendor space.
Eagle Township – Restoration and accessibility upgrades to a community hall.
Village of Stockbridge – Village hall revitalization including an exterior patio to support community events.
Village of Vermontville – Repairs to a deteriorating pavilion in the village park.
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