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Stage 1. Initial Planning.
The first year of the program consists of project planning, property acquisition, procurement, grant and contract approvals by all three state agencies, as well as starting project design. Stage 2. Transitional: Planning to Implementation. The second year of ISCP entails executing design and environmental assessments. This involves communities shifting from planning into implementation of projects in the target areas. Stage 3. Implementation and Continuum of Support. The third year and final stage of the program consists of full implementation and construction of improvement projects in target areas. |
Corydon's Planning & ImplementationUpon being designated as a community partner participant, the city enters into the next phase of the process. This phase consists of three stages from initial planning toward implementation in a three-year timeframe.
Corydon finished both Stage 1. Initial Planning and Stage 2. Transitional Stage. Greencastle at present is in the fourth year and final stage, Stage 3. Implementation and Continuum of Support. This final stage of the program consists of full implementation and construction of improvement projects in target areas. As of June 2017, Corydon...
Photos of downtown facade improvements. Source: Sagamore Institute for Policy Research
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JoAnna L. Mitchell-Brown, PhD
Principal Investigator Callie Napier Research Assistant Jay Hein President of Sagamore Institute |
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