Economic Development Templates

This document explores the relationship between land use regulation, economic rents, and barriers to shared growth. It provides a case study analysis using data and research from the Urban Institute.

This document is used for the Maine Community Development Block Grant Program to document spot blight in Maine. It provides information about the areas affected by spot blight and the measures taken to address this issue.

This document is an application form for the Strategic Initiatives Fund (SIF) in New Brunswick, Canada. It is used to apply for funding for strategic initiatives in various sectors.

This form is used for applying to establish sustainable distilleries in North Carolina. It contains information required for obtaining the necessary permits and licenses.

This document is used for applying for the Alaska Native Corporation (ANC) Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program in the state of Virginia.

This Form is used for applying for the Economic Development Loan Fund in Virginia. This fund provides financial assistance to businesses for various economic development projects.

This document is an application for breweries in North Carolina participating in the NC GreenTravel program. It is used to gather information from breweries and assess their eligibility for the program.

This document provides a checklist for the Municipal Tax Increment Financing (MTIF) application process in Maine. It outlines the necessary steps and requirements for applying for tax increment financing in municipalities.

This document is for individuals or businesses applying for funding in the state of Virginia. It includes a certification process to ensure compliance with state regulations.

This form is used for the annual certification of regional centers by USCIS. It is required for regional centers that have been designated to participate in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program.

This document is an initial project assessment for the Downtown Development Revolving Loan Fund in Georgia. It provides an evaluation of a potential development project in downtown areas and determines its eligibility for a loan from the fund.

This form is used for applying for the Employment Tax Increment Financing (ETIF) Program Business Certification in Maine. It provides instructions and guidelines for businesses to complete the application process.

This document is for individuals or organizations who wish to apply for Maine's Economic Development Program. It is an official letter expressing the intent to submit an application for the program.

This form is used for applying for tax increment financing in the state of Louisiana. Tax increment financing is a method of funding public infrastructure improvements by using the anticipated increase in property tax revenues from a designated area.

This form is used for providing justifications for investments at the district level in the state of Tennessee.

This document provides information for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program in Nebraska. It includes details on grants and funding opportunities for eligible grantees.

This document is used for applying for reciprocity between the Dot Dbe and Nc Hub programs in North Carolina.

This document outlines Rhode Island's plan for utilizing minority-owned businesses in government contracts and procurement.

This Form is used for minority-owned businesses in South Carolina to participate in state procurement opportunities.

This document describes the American Street Empowerment Zone Non Profit Capital Grant, which is available in the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It provides funding and support for non-profit organizations located in the American Street Empowerment Zone to enhance their facilities and services. This grant aims to empower and revitalize the community through financial assistance.

This document provides instructions for claiming the Schedule K-88 Owners Promoting Employment Across Kansas (PEAK) Credit in Kansas. The PEAK Credit is aimed at encouraging job creation and economic growth in the state.