New York Main Street Technical Assistance (NYMS-TA) Completed Projects

The Village received a $20,000 NYMS-TA grant to complete a building condition assessments and historic and architectural analyses of five downtown buildings.

The City was awarded a $20,000 NYMS-TA grant to develop architectural design guidelines for Broadway in Newburgh.

The Village was awarded a $16,625 NYMS-TA grant to help develop a $17,500 downtown redevelopment study.

The County used a $19,520 NYMS-TA grant to assist property owners in the Village of Monticello’s downtown district.

Buffalo Neighborhood partnered with Vision Niagara to complete a $22,000 study of four key properties in the City of Buffalo’s Niagara/Breckenridge Neighborhood.

A $19,000 NYMS-TA grant was awarded to conduct an architectural, marketing and funding analysis of 60 Clinton Street in downtown Brockport.

The City used a $20,000 NYMS-TA grant to prepare a downtown building analyses and façade design recommendations.

Livingston County used two $20,000 NYMS-TA grants to conduct downtown building studies in Caledonia and Livonia.

The Town was awarded a $20,000 NYMS–TA grant to help develop $25,000 architectural design guidelines for Downtown Copiague.

The City was awarded a $20,000 NYMS–TA grant to help fund a building re–use analyses for four key buildings in Downtown Gloversville.

The City was awarded a $20,000 NYMS–TA grant to use for a feasibility study for the historic Dove Block building in downtown Geneva.

The Village was awarded a $20,000 NYMS–TA grant to help develop new design guidelines.

A $19,950 NYMS–TA grant was used to help develop a Lake Erie Beach commercial district revitalization strategy.

Western Catskills used a $9,500 NYMS–TA grant to complete a feasibility study for the historic Hobart Inn located in the Village of Hobart.

The Village used a NYMS–TA grant of $20,000 to prepare a building renovation analyses for key downtown buildings.

$20,000 in NYMS-TA grant funds were used to prepare design guidelines and cost estimates for a future NYMS renovation program in Downtown Bergen.

$20,000 in NYMS-TA program funds were used to develop Historic Preservation Guidelines for the rehabilitation and restoration of properties in the City of Troy’s Downtown Historic District.

The M-ARK Project used $20,000 in NYMS-TA funds to have façade recommendations completed for 10 properties and design guidelines for Andes Downtown area.

A $20,000 NYMS-TA grant was used to develop Façade Recommendations for the Main Street in the Town of St. Johnsville.

$20,000 in NYMS-TA grant funds were used to develop a Building Reuse Analysis and Façade Recommendations for five buildings in Downtown Lydonville.

The Village was awarded a $20,000 NYMS-TA grant to develop an area-wide Building Re-Use Analysis for future development in the Village of Victor.

$20,000 in NYMS-TA funds were used towards the development of a building re-use study and master plan for Chautauqua Avenue in the Village of Lakewood.

Livingston County used a $20,000 NYMS-TA grant to develop a re-use study to evaluate the condition and future use of the King Cole Bean Buildings in the Town of Avon. The grant was also used to develop a re-use study for four properties in the Towns of Avon and Livonia.

A $19,950 NYMS-TA grant was awarded to the Town of Cairo to develop a building conditions assessment and a re-use study for two properties.

Pride of Ticonderoga used a $19,950 NYMS-TA grant to develop a feasibility and existing conditions study for the Cobbler’s Bench building in Downtown Ticonderoga.

$19,910 NYMS-TA grant was awarded to Better Neighborhoods to develop a façade improvement and building feasibility study for up to ten buildings in the Mont Pleasant neighborhood of Schenectady.

A $16,150 NYMS-TA grant was used to develop an existing conditions and feasibility study for a mixed-use anchor concept on a one-block tract midway on William Street in Newburgh.