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City of Pleasanton City Grant Fiscal Year 2007/08 Funding Guidelines and Categories Note: A separate, complete application must be submitted for each project. City Grant Funds may be requested for the following project use(s): o Seed Funding (new projects/programs) o Capital Projects (semi or permanent physical facility amenity) o Operational (direct services only, excludes administrative expenses) General Fundina Priority - Priority will be given to those applications requesting one-time-only or matching funds, and that serve a large number of Pleasanton residents. ,( Pleasanton City Grant funding is limited. Commissions' Funding Priorities/Maximum Request Funding requests are strongly encouraged for, but not limited to, the following priorities: Civic Arts Maximum Funding Request: $7,500*; total available funding $40,000 *Organizations may submit applications for different projects, but shall not be awarded more than $7,500 in the aggregate for any given grant year cycle. Priority Statement: Cultural and artistic projects that build community, provide public education in the arts, create increased diversity and provide technical assistance increasing self-sufficiency. Human Services Commission Maximum Funding Request: $20,000 per project; total available funding $130,000 Priority Statement: Programs that promote a healthy community, with emphasis on projects that address service network gaps and shortcomings as identified in the Tri-Valley Human Services Needs Assessment (May, 2003). Youth Commission Maximum Funding Request: $7,500 per project, total available funding $20,000 Priority Statement: Programs designed to encourage and promote services that benefit the Pleasanton youth community, with added emphasis on projects that address areas of the Youth Master Plan.