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SUBJECT: GRANT PROGRAM OUTCOME ANALYSIS <br />DATE: MAY 22, 2020 PAGE 4 OF 4 <br />for the Paycheck Protection Program (CARES Act) and 75 of the 156 had applied for an <br />Economic Injury Disaster Loan (US SBA). It is encouraging that 26 applicants said they <br />had not only applied, but had received funding; 26 of our 180 applicants is <br />approximately 14% that received federal assistance. Those that did receive PPP <br />funding are also trying to navigate the loan forgiveness requirements that have still been <br />changing (sometimes on a daily basis). The last few pages of Attachment #2 are the <br />actual responses to the question, "Please describe your plans to stabilizing and <br />continue your business during and after the Stay -at -Home Order." Applicants were very <br />candid in their responses and conveyed the struggles in even attempting to make future <br />plans given the many unknowns still present in the current environment. It is great to be <br />able to see so many businesses focused on how they plan to make sure they can <br />operate safely, both to continue protecting their employees and their customers. <br />Staff is pleased we had the opportunity to gather this additional information and that a <br />number of applicants took the time to answer extra questions. However we must remain <br />aware that these responses come from a particular subset of our business population <br />(only those eligible to apply for grants), so not all information can necessarily be applied <br />to the diverse business types in Louisville. Staff had originally anticipated our Business <br />Satisfaction Survey would be administered in May or early June. We may want to <br />consider delaying that to late summer or early fall but also then including a few <br />questions related to pandemic impacts, as well as actions the City took in response. <br />Staff does not recommend that we survey again immediately, as many businesses are <br />still waiting on detailed requirements and to begin to transition into the recovery period. <br />If there is specific program information on which we need feedback, we could consider <br />surveying a particular group or gathering input through a virtual focus group. <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />Review the Emergency Solutions Grant Program outcomes and staff's analysis. Provide <br />any input for additional information or next steps. <br />ATTACHMENTS: <br />• Attachment #1: Grant Application Web Form <br />• Attachment #2: Additional Information Section Analysis and Comments <br />Agenda Packet P. 10 <br />
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