More Money for Harbor-Works?
Harbor-Works Public Development Authority is planning to ask for an additional $1 million. They want a loan of $500,000 from the Port of Port Angeles and from the City of Port Angeles.
They’re also anticipating a $200,000 grant from the Department of Ecology.
The City and the Port have each loaned $150,000 already to Harbor-Works for startup costs. The Harbor-Works budget includes $277,200 for administration, $185,000 for projects, $100,000 for reserves and $174,000 for legal.
They’re using the law firm of Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP, which specializes in tribal issues.
They’re also anticipating a $200,000 grant from the Department of Ecology.
The City and the Port have each loaned $150,000 already to Harbor-Works for startup costs. The Harbor-Works budget includes $277,200 for administration, $185,000 for projects, $100,000 for reserves and $174,000 for legal.
They’re using the law firm of Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP, which specializes in tribal issues.
Labels: Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP, Harbor-Works Department of Ecology, Harbor-Works loan Port of Port Angeles, Harbor-Works Public Development Authority
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