FY 2010 CHIP Grant
The City of Brunswick has been awarded a $500,000 FY 2010 CHIP Grant from the Ohio Department of Development. The grant period began September 1, 2010 and all activities funded by the grant must be completed by October 31, 2012. The City will be implementing four (4) programs including:
- HOME REPAIR
- OWNER-OCCUPIED PRIVATE REHABILITATION
- DOWNPAYMENT ASSISTANCE / REHABILITATION
- EMERGENCY MONTHLY HOUSING ASSISTANCE
All participants must meet the eligibility requirements, and be within the HUD income guidelines for the program.
For full information and for an application form, select one of the documents below.
Some of the major responsibilities of the Community Development Department include the following:
- Basic city planning activities, including liaison to the Brunswick City Planning Commission
- Brunswick's annual Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program
- Brunswick Town Center project
- Pearl and Center Road Corridor Plan
- The Updated Comprehensive Plan will provide Brunswick residents with a direction for future growth through the year 2020. A Comprehensive Plan is a vision for a community; the Plan looks to balance development, needed services, and community character to secure a high quality of life for all residents. This Plan will enable the City to have a policy guide and blueprint for future development that illustrates a commitment to the existing quality of life that residents now enjoy. The Plan was adopted by City Council on November 28, 2005, Ordinance No. 130-05. The Plan was prepared by Buffalo, New York consulting firm Peter J. Smith and Company, with assistance from a steering committee of Brunswick residents.



