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24 <br /> <br />Gary Donaldson did so. 1 <br />Commissioner Dorosin said some people turned down awards, and asked if these funds 2 <br />would be distributed amongst other recipients, or be used at another time. 3 <br />Gary Donaldson said the recommendation is to roll those funds into a phase two. He 4 <br />said these awards were distributed with care given to equity, and he expects there are many 5 <br />more businesses that will need future help. 6 <br />Commissioner Dorosin said the list shows some business that received less than the full 7 <br />amount, or possibly nothing. 8 <br />Gary Donaldson said there were some businesses that did not want a loan, and those 9 <br />that are listed at zero did not want a loan. 10 <br />Commissioner Dorosin asked if some received less, it was because they wanted less. 11 <br />Gary Donaldson said yes. 12 <br />Commissioner Dorosin said it seems like people could have received more if there is 13 <br />excess funding, and the goal is to get the money out as quickly as possible. 14 <br />Gary Donaldson said many disbursements were made electronically. 15 <br />Bonnie Hammersley referred to the CARES ACT money, and said the County submitted 16 <br />its application last week and will receive the CARES ACT money before the plan is submitted. 17 <br />She said this money is moving, and will not take months. She said the $36,000 can be rolled 18 <br />up in it, and hopefully reach more people than this time. She said the CARES ACT money 19 <br />must be given out as grants, not loans. 20 <br />Chair Rich clarified that the recommendation is for the BOCC to receive the report this 21 <br />evening, and asked if staff is recommending using some of the CARES ACT money for the next 22 <br />round. 23 <br />Bonnie Hammersley said no, and in the plan there will be monies for small business 24 <br />grants. She said the plan is forthcoming, likely next week. 25 <br />Commissioner Price said there were only 27 applicants that made it through the 26 <br />approval process, as opposed to there not be enough funds to give to more applicants. 27 <br />Gary Donaldson said that is correct. 28 <br />Commissioner Bedford said 244 people completed applications, but only 27 qualified 29 <br />awards, so there are 217 applicants who are not happy. She said she agreed with Gary 30 <br />Donaldson that the criteria should be lucent. She agreed with the Manager about assessing the 31 <br />needs with the Department heads, and said the best way to stimulate the economy is to get 32 <br />money into the hands of people to be spent; specifically poor people. She asked if there is a 33 <br />way to have a net worth eligibility requirement. She said she feels conflicted on parts of this 34 <br />topic. 35 <br />Commissioner Dorosin said he feels the County should have given all of the monies out, 36 <br />as this was an emergency proposal. He said he favored reducing the criteria, and looks 37 <br />forward to moving quickly on the next round. 38 <br />Commissioner Bedford said she has clients who have received PPP funds from the 39 <br />federal government, and she thinks those people should be screened out, and then give priority 40 <br />to those who did not receive those funds. 41 <br />Gary Donaldson said this could be done. 42 <br />Commissioner Price said there are small businesses that are family owned, and do not 43 <br />have relationship with financial institutions, and could not have taken advantage of the PPP 44 <br />funds. She said she would like to reach out to these businesses specifically. 45 <br /> 46 <br />8. Consent Agenda 47 <br /> 48 <br />• Removal of Any Items from Consent Agenda 49 <br />Chair Rich – Item 8e 50
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