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16. What mechanisms/programs are in place to ensure that local residents' will have appropriate access to new jobs created? 17. Attach the section of the municipality's Comprehensive Plan that addresses this site. Additional narrative and/or maps may be necessary to describe the following: a) map showing local zoning for this parcel and the parcels surrounding it; b) the municipality's comprehensive plan map showing long-term intended land use for this site and adjacent parcels; c) the municipality's overall strategy for dealing with brownfield sites (may be an Redevelopment and Reinvestment component of the Comprehensive Plan). PROPOSED PROJECT BUDGET 18. Attach a detailed, line -item clean-up/remediation budget (corresponding to the Remediation Action Plan or Corrective Action Design agreement with MPCA; or AHERA standard procedures). Include a redevelopment budget as well. Include all sources of revenue/funding, both public and private.* [See example, p. 8.] 1_1Ihis application is made in conjunction with an application to the Department of Trade and Economic Development (DEED) for a Contamination Cleanup Grant. Percent other public funding sources committed to this entire development/redevelopment. Source/s and purpose/s Amount/s Percent private funding committed to this entire redevelopment/redevelopmentpro Source/s and purpose/s Amount%s * Note - It is important to include the entire budget for cleanup and redevelopment. The Metropolitan Council award may compensate for unanticipated reductions from initial projections for assistance from other public funding sources the Council subsequently verifies will not be approved. Budget information will be shared with officials of the Departments of Agriculture, Commerce and Trade and Economic Development as well as the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to verify the cost effectiveness of proposed strategies and assure that no multiple reimbursements are possible for any activity. ' Jobs created within 1/4 mile of census tracts with poverty rates above 15% (i.e., approximately the two highest deciles in region) qualify for priority; include narrative describing proposed connections between new jobs and target workforce.