HomeMy WebLinkAboutGrant Related - BOCC (002)GRANT COUNTY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Date December 2, 2020
Re: Round 7 Small Business & Non-profit Grant Application Approvals through the
Coronavirus Relief Fund CARES Act Grant, Contract No. 20-6541 C-013
The seventh round of applications for small business and non-profit grants has been
submitted by the EDC for a total request of $116,028.00.
After review of the applications, the Board of County Commissioners has approved the
applications, as follows:
Approved as requested:
Company Name Area
Amount
Requested
BOCC
Approved
Amount
Best Western Lake Front Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
Wooden Wonders Donnie/Jenn BunchQuincy
$ 6,028.00
$ 6,028.00
Family Wellness Center Royal Cit
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
Hailey's Hair Coulee Cit
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
Kofoed Farms Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
Powder River Properties, LLC Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
Reyes Auto Detailing, LLC Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
RoCo Soil Products Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
Smith Brother's Auto Body Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$ 10,000.00
Somnath Motel, LLC dba Sure Stay Pls Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$10,000.00
Yoga By Sara, LLC Moses Lake
$ 10,000.00
$10,000.00
Tyke's 2 Kid's, LLC Moses Lake
$10,000.00
$10,000.00
Richard Stevens Tom Taylor Cindy Carter
District 1 District 2 District 3
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The total approved amount for reimbursement to the EDC is $116,028.00.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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Cind er, Chair
Tom Taylor
Date of BOCC Approval: November 24, 2020
C,wCtx a
Richard Stevens
GRANT COUNTY
INFORMATION SERVICES
Memo
To: Board of County Commissioners
From: June Strickler, Grant Administration Specialist and Janice Flynn,
Administrative Services Coordinator
Daft October 18, 2020
Re: BOCC Review/Action on Round 7 CARES Act Grant Funding
Applications from the Grant County EDC
Grant County is in receipt of the EDC's Phase 7 applications for CARES Act Grant
funding, which were electronically forwarded to BOCC members for review.
All Phase 7 Grant County Small Business and Nonprofit Cares Act Grant applications
received by the County are listed in the attached spreadsheet.
We ask that you please: (1) enter "Yes" or "No" in the appropriate column of the
spreadsheet for each company requesting these funds-, (2) write in the amount the
BOCC is approving for each applicant, as applicable-, and (3) indicate below your
approval of the allocations determined by the BOCC on the spreadsheet.
Thank you.
Dated this _
day of � . 20 g/-
Board of County Commissioners
Grant County. Washington
Ani
Disann OM again
Dist 41 _____ Dist 91
Dist#I
Dist #3 �_ Dist #2
Dist 42 Dist #3
Dist #3 11� Dist #3
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ROUND 7 APPLICATIONS Company Name
Area
# of
Emploees
Employees
Laid Off due
to COVID-19
# of
potential
jobs lost
Estimated
Revenue Lost
Amount
Requested
Liklihood of
Business Closing
BOCC Approved?
YES or NO
If Approved, For
What Amount?
Best Western Lake Front
Moses Lake
38
12
12
F
$10,000.00
Did not answer
Wooden Wonders (Donnie/Jennifer Bunch)
Quincy
1
0
1
A
$6,028.00
Low
Family Wellness Center
Royal City
2
0
2
A
$10,000.00
Medium
Hailey's Hair
Coulee City
1
1
1
A
$10,000.00
High
Kofoed Farms
Moses Lake
3
2
5?
B
$10,000.001
High
Powder River Properties, LLC
Moses Lake
2
0
0
A
$10,000.00
Low
Reyes Auto Detailing, LLC
Moses Lake
0
0
0
A
$10,000.00
Low
RoCo Soil Products
Moses Lake
1
0
1
A
$10,000.00
Low
Smith Brother's Auto Body
Moses Lake
4
1
1
B
$10,000.00
Medium
Somnath Motel, LLC dba Sure Stay PLUS
Moses Lake
17
5
5
D
$10,000.00
Low
Yoga By Sara, LLC
Moses Lake
0
0
0
A
$10,000.00
Low
Tyke's 2 Kid's, LLC
Moses Lake
1
No Answer
4
A
$10,000.00
High
$116,028.00
$
$
Key for Estimated
Revenue
a) $0-$49,999
b) $50,000-$99,999
c) $100,000 - $249,999
d) $250,000-$499,999
e) $500,000 - $749,999
f) $750,000 or more
Total Budget >2,500,000.00
Amount PAID OUT TO DATE $1,999,653.27
Total Remaining $500,346.73 (before rounds 6 or 7)
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Economic Development Council
Date Submitted: k) I d 1q_..__..._
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The inWmatlon provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requkements for this reimbursable grant are as folkwvs:*
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been in operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed s10,000A0.
Company Name: �' U SZ �� 'f7kv (' h Establishment Date: , In Operation for at ` USX Number:
j Least 6 months?
hotetion:CXR b LZ OYes C7 No
J
CE0/0wner mo \Ai W -
Name:
Email:�Tl?y1
phone:
Industry D Retail RestatxanUFood Business 10 Hospitality D Manufacturing 0 Other:
sutor:
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections Yes
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order due to COVID-193 Pt
0 No
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
Requested: $_ k 3 ori t)( 0 1Z� � up to $10,000
i Total Number of
Employees as of
01/01/2020:
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor? ❑ Yes
Company Description: w
Describe the company and Its products/services.
't (31 t L , 9- CSA j -� , t t�'r
COMPANY BACKGROUND
0 No
Number of Workers Laid Off Due to COVID-19: 1
.--- _ __�..__
ESCImpact:
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
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When did the impact start? Start Date: '1 / z. d�-iJ
Estimated revenue losses in 312020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
2563,
� ZC
� g 2"3� 144 • �-�
Likelihood of Permanently O High 0 Medium ❑ Low
Closing the Business O Business Closed Due to Governors Directive
f
Number of potential jobs lost 12
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
Explain how funds will be used to help the busmcss. This infunndtion can help Grant Cuunty ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
Allowable Expensesfunding can be used towards COVID-19-related medical or public health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
Substantially dedicated to mitigating or responding to the Com -1g public health emergency, &xpenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
measures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID 19.
Unallowable ExpensesFxpenses for the state share of Medicaid, darnages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
work duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
s CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
than hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
Average Annual Payroll: 'Zp\ q - F N �, -1-1
Average Annual Salary for One Individual:
Benefits Paid to Employees?
Is the applicant`s LNI
account current?
t%.Yes O No
6'l Yes 0 No ❑ Not Sure
You may look up the businesses online at http, piggani.wa.00v/verify/
What measures the company ] ctrl. lJt Nl1 Ct(3C, C"kJ6C1\PVt-
is aiready takiny or tfyny to ?
take to support employees I CAN CA r C-iL0ULU , M � � , 1r,'A IV i>
during the pandemic?
ADDITIONAL. INFORMATION
Currently, is the company facing any pending litigation or legal action?
l�
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within WashingtonNr another state you are or have done business in?
SIGN: 'Y declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoing is true and correct':
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Date Submitted: 11/02/2020
Grant CountyAft
Economic Development Council
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for this reimbursable grant are as follows:***
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been in operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
Company Name: Wooden Wonders
Location: Quincy, WA
CEO/Owner
Name: Donnie L and Jennifer J Bunch
Email: woodnuttl@gmail.com
Phone: 509-398-0108
Establishment Date:
08/2007
Industry N Retail ❑ Restaurant/Food Business ❑ Hospitality ❑ Manufacturing
Sector:
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections 0 Yes ❑ No
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order due to COVID-19?
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
Requested: $ $ 6,028.00
Total Number of
Employees as of
01/01/2020:
1.0
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor?
9 up to $10,000
COMPANY BACKGROUND
O Yes ❑ No
In Operation for at ! UBI Number:
Least 6 months?
o Yes ❑ No 602305496
❑ Other:
Number of Workers Laid Off Due to COVID-19: 0_0
Company Description:
._..-.........._ ----- —
Describe the company and its products/services.
make wooden objects (boxes, segmented bowls, Intarsia, pens, ornaments, vases, toys, etc.) to sell at
craft fairs.
Economic Impact:
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
All of the craft fairs I typically show at during the year have been canceled: Custer Shows (Pasco and Spokane spring and
fall), WSU spring and fall, Meeker Days (Puyallup), Cornucopia Days (Kent), Art on the Green (Coeur d'Alene), Odessa,
and North Central Washington Quilt Fair (Wenatchee). Last year I was able to sell $24,000 worth of art work. This year I
have only sold a few custom orders totaling $2,000.
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When did the impact start? Start Date: 03/20/2020
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
i
Last year I sold $24,000 worth of art work. This year I have only sold a few custom orders totaling $21000
due to the cancellation of the craft shows.
......... .. .............
Likelihood of Permanently 1❑ High ❑ Medium N Low ❑ Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
Closing the Business
Number of potential jobs lost
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
yes, 1
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
No
— EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS —�
_.... _ _ __........_ _.. -. - ......... ......... ......... ....... ............. .... i
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
The funds will be used to supplement lost cost of living expenses due to the closing of all of the craft fairs.
Heath Insurance $462 per month ($3,234), Business and Liability Insurance $679, Materials $1,600, Power $515 for a total of $6,028.
Allowable Expensesfunding can be used towards COVID-19-related medical or public health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
ubstantially dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
easures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19. j
Unallowable ExpensesExpenses for the state share of Medicaid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
work duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
s CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other I
han hazard - — - ------ ------ - -- - - —
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
....... _...... --. ......... _.............. _.__... ...... ... ......... ........ ..............
Average Annual Payroll: $ 22,000.00
Average Annual Salary for $ 22,000.00
One Individual:
Benefits Paid to Employees?: M Yes ❑ No
Is the applicant's LNI— ❑Yes ■ No ❑Not Sure
account current? You may look up the businesses online at httns://secure.ini.wa.gov/verify1
_ ................ ....... _................. ..... - .......... —
What measures the company i I have started a store on Etsy to sell my items. I am distributing my business cards in
is already taking or trying to
take to support employees various locations. I have some of my product in Ellensburg (Gallery One), Wenatchee
during the pandemic? Veterinary Clinic and George (Sage) for sale.
......_ ....................—......._... — .._
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Currently, company facing any Pending litigation or legal action. --.._._.__ ...............__
, is the com an _-____ .__._.__............__._ __..
no
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in?
no
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoinq is true and correct':
Donnie Bunch
Digitally signed by Donnie Bunch
Date: 2020.11.02 17:48:20 -08'00'
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e information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This cortract must be filled out completely to be cof sidered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a rciw76ursable grant that mil be awarded after propar dccumentation and submtsslon o v,ersf Ni �xf,nnditures lcctued<
a -*Requirements for this reimbursable grant arc as follows:`
(d} e�ns�ness w�� 20 or Fess full-time equivalent eanployees;
(b) the 1,wh 3e t5 ys.uateti m Grdnt County, Wa hmgtulc,
(C) Pie business, has been in operation for long=_r than six -months,
(d) The busaiess has valid Unified 6:mness 3tlenbfier Wl);
(e) The b siness has«mpfpted an .Avalitation `arm and entered into'fl- r ci: n+e7t wEth Grant County EDC.
(f} The total amouncof grant Rinds atnilable tc any ono basimess shall nct exceed $10,00{).00.
e Establishment Date: In Operation for at URI Number:
t r l x : t� J ,' Least 5 months'
Location:
0
�� Y rJ Pio
CEO Owner ,
Name:,
Email; 1 �a
R t . 4 '�
Phone.-
Industry,
hone.Industry 0Retsi) `Restaurant/ ao ! Rti rr ess I i Hcs pitafrty 11
Sector:
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections r) yes 0 Ku
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order clue to COVID-19i
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
i=i
-U s `u to $10,000
Requested: f�r _=
_- p
_ .._._-
COMPANY BACKGROUND
ot�1 ivtft))�rr�f ''}
mployees as of Number of kNotkers Laid £Ifs= Dual to-
a:;r�1
If one eniployee only, l> th; , ,t;x lxr }�n�C€ l.1 3 ye'� D t a
int County
Economic Development Coun
When did thor orpoct start? Start Date:
Estimated fevenrw losses, in 312020-1012020 compared to last year, please give details,
Likelihood of Permanently
Closing{heBus ne -0 High Xfledmrn 0 Low [:1 Business Closaa Due to Governors Directive
T;
Nur giber of potential jobs hast —2-4-,
Wil this grant help retain )obs? If so, how many? �v,0��7 Ao "A-< "ev"
A e-�A-
Ac; )xhoj aWir- 4--, A t) wl
Has the Company received any state, federal, or (ither funding? If yes, please provide details.
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
Exp'ain how funds will be used to help the business. This information car help Giant CCLnty erm,ire that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement
App4cations vvithOLt a list of pi upc*ed expenses %,nll be considered incon-plCtc,
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Allowable Expense-sFunditLo car be usaf towards COVIV-19-teiated meffic.11 ofuUti/a hedim expt- v os—s, payroll expenses fry:emplovees who are
SL1b-qtaqtid#y dedc8ted to fl7t1gd&fq or to the COVID-1-9 pubic health eiriergency, expenses to iaoltate roarplranc,- wrth COVID-19 public health
rnaasLres atpenses as--,�-vzared wail the prowsion of ecorionitc-PPort n1-<esSar1 for responding to C011D-19.
Unallowable ExpensesExpenses for th, state share of Medicaid, damages covered by in-qjrjace, t)dyr(r11 or bvlitlit-s to vvtsose everyday"/* duties are not sub5taritially efdCated to responding to COVID-119 expenses that have beery a- . will be reimbursed under apy aralliq Federal prosjj--,'<
I iq CARF-,' Act contnPutions by state to state unemployment funds, reoibursearent to donors for ecinated items or services: ivorkfctce tonuses: "Vier
than hazard pay or ovvrllm!, severance pay,- and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
iroll:
Berwfitr' Rod to Vilmloyees;: 4`} 6
CI IVAI GI Not stare
Yim nray lciuk' lip 'tie I)i 1Ilcf'ses orllwe at
What aneasuies the Compani,
is already taking or trwxj in
take to suppert er,)P oY(!V'\5
during the fra,"ifterrittz?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATIC)IN
Currently, i"' We ('r"nipany fa-Jilo airl fir'.11dorl Iffl(jiffl(ro fil ji,jol .rf ilwi"
alecoalpany had any state cmipliancelim
Jul�'Wry Jsliufn; w(fim Wishtttgfoii or 1t,14P YOU havfdo!",
n-,Joir m'
SIGN: "I declare Iloilo perd"'ty t)f pp
rjury under the laves of the State of Washington that fore� oing 6 true �,1'
Date Submitted: 10/27/2020
Grant County...................
Aft
Economic Development Council
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for this reimbursable grant are as follows:***
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been in operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
Company Name: GOSI, Artisan Wood Fire
Location: 9545 Baseline .5 SE
____-._... ..... .-........
CEO/Owner
Name: Nicholas F Galfano
Email: contactgosi@yahoo.com
Phone: 509-989-8149
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Industry ❑ Retail M Re
Sector:
Has your business been affected by
in place and/or mandatory closure I
Amount of Emergency Grant Money
Requested: $ $ 10,000.00
Total Number of
Employees as of 1.0
01/01/2020:
If one employee only, is this a sole props
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Company Description:
.......... . ............................_......._.._... ..........
Establishment Date:
07/2019
�¢Irea,ol%�
Round
In Operation for at UBI Number:
Least 6 months?
K Yes ❑ No 604427044
CATLr ,
-alp l• eahonS
Describe the company and its products/<
Brick Oven food traler and catering!
19: 1.0
Economic Impact:
.. ............
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
Gosi was shut down in January due to Covid-19 Payments on financed trailer mounted and I was unable to open my door. Once we entered phase 2 1 was able to open with many
restrictions and unable to cater events. My entire events calender was cancelled and unable to re -schedule due to the uncertainty of Covid-19. 1 am currently leasing a space at 1517
Yonezawa Moses Lake, WA. I am working on re-buiding my business, however, I have trailer payments that need to be brought current and funds to advertise are short.
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When did the impact start? Start Date: 02/01/2020
I
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
i
$56,000.00 1 opened GOSI July 2019, and then my health failed and I had to wait until October 2019 before opening again.
Then, along came Covid-19 in February 2020, which stages closed me down. I was able to re-open again after the opening of
phase 2. All of my catering that was sheduled had to be cancelled and no re-scheduled due to the uncertainty of Covid-19
Likelihood of Permanently ❑ High ❑ Medium ❑ Low ® Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
Closing the Business
[Number of potential jobs lost 2
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
2
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
no
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
... ............. ............. ................................ ... ....................................... .... ._.__.... ......---- ........
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
1 Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
Help to catch up on payments. Allow me to advertise so I can re-build business lost. Allow me to hire 1
more employee.
Allowable Expensesfund/ng can be used towards COVID-19-related medical or public health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
substantially dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
measures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19.
Unallowable ExpensesExpenses for the state share of Medicaid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
Work duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
as CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
than hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
Average Annual Payroll:
$ 48,000.00
Average Annual Salary for
$ 48,000.00
One Individual:
Benefits Paid to Employees?:
❑ Yes 19 No
Is the applicant's LNI
account current?
i Yes ❑ No ❑ Not Sure
You may look up the businesses online at https://secure.Ini.wa.gov/verb/
What measures the company, I have only been able to pay myself sometimes.
is already taking or trying to
take to support employees
during the pandemic?
- ........ .... –....... ............ _........ — ................... -
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Currently, is the company facing any pending litigation or legal action?
no
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in?
no
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoing is true and correct":
nicholas f galfano
Digitally signed by nicholas f galfano
Date: 2020.10.27 15:51:17 -07'00'
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Date Submitted: 11/09/2020
Grant County-
Aft Economic Development Council
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for this reimbursable grant are as follows:***
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been In operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
Company Name: Hailey's Hair
Location: Coulee City, WA
i CEO/Owner
Name: Hailey Peha
Email: hkpeha@gmail.com
Phone: (509)977-1146
Industry ❑Retail
Sector:
❑ Restaurant/Food Business
Establishment Date: ' In Operation for at UBI Number:
Least 6 months?
09/2015 o Yes 0 No 603514407
❑ Hospitality
❑ Manufacturing
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections ■ Yes ❑ No
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order due to COVID-19?
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
$ O up to $10,000
Requested:
COMPANY BACKGROUND
Total Number of
Employees as of
01/01/2020:
® other: salon
1.0 Number of Workers Laid Off Due to COVID-19: 1_0
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor? ® Yes ❑ No
i.
Company Description: --
Describe the company and its products/services.
A full service beauty salon. Providing salon services such as pedicures, manicures, waxing, hair cuts, halt
color, and others to the community. The salon also retails hair and beauty products.
Economic Impact: ----
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
The effect of the public health is having a major impact on my business. Not only was I shut down for 12 weeks until Grant County moved to phase two, but since the restart my business was reduced fifty percent because
of the state mandated rules for our reopening. Not only can I not service two clients in the salon at the same time in the salon, like before, but I also need a state required minimum of fifteen minutes between clients for
thorough sanitation and disinfection. While I appreciate keeping my clients safe, this reduces the number of clients I can see per day which in tum lowers the amount I can make per day usually cutting my daily gross
income in half. During the pandemic I was also still required to pay rent on my building, that I was not allowed to use, as well as other business expenses. Being shut down for so long, 1 ended up losing over a quarter of
myproduct inventory as it had expired while we were looked down as well as I was notable to make payments on salon tools purchased this spring before we were shut down with no warning. Funding is critical to this
business and could help me payoff the tools that I could not payoff while shutdown, as well as help me fully restock my salon of all the products that I was forced to throw away when business resumed. Funding would
bring my business out of the red and allow me to remain open.
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When did the impact start? Start Date: 03/15/2020
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
Estimated revenue losses for the time period compared to last year were about $5,000. While there is the obvious loss of me not being in the salon but salon work is a
yearly growing industry. The longer I am working in the community the more my clientele grows resulting in a higher yearly income year after year. It is hard to really
estimate how much money I truly lost but before the shutdown began I was making more than twice as much per month as I was at the same time in 2019.
Likelihood of Permanently ig High ❑ Medium ❑ Low ❑ Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
Closing the Business
Number of potential jobs lost
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
While I only have myself as an employee, if I shut down my business not only will 1 be out of a job but I will also be leaving my clients, some of
whom depend on me to come to them to help with keeping themselves clean and trimmed up. I have a lot of elderly clients who would be without a
local salon to help them. Losing a business is always very hard on a small community.
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
No it has not.
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
Funds will be used to pay monthly building rent, restocking of product that expired during the shutdown that I was not able to afford to repurchase
when business resumed, payoff salon tools that were purchased shortly before the shutdown, the extra cleaning supplies purchased that were
required by the state to reopen the business, and to pay to finish the salon repairs and upgrades that were started before the shutdown.
Allowable Expensesfunding can be used towards COWD-19-related medical or public health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
substantially dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-I9 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
measures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19.
Unallowable Expensesfxpenses for the state share of Medicaid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
work duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
as CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
than hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
Average Annual Payroll $ 15,500.00
Average Annual Salary for 1$ 15,500.00
One Individual: i
Benefits Paid to Employees?: i ❑ Yes O No
Is the applicants LNI ❑ Yes ® No ❑ Not Sure
account current? You may look up the businesses online at htt)s://secure.ini.wa.gov/verify/
What measures the companyI am working to sanitize and disinfect to keep everyone safe as well as working as
is already taking or trying to
take to support employees hard as possible to remain open.
during the pandemic?
__ _--- -- ---. -- _.__._..........
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Currently, is the company facing any pending litigation or legal action?
No it is not.
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in?
No it has not.
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury u der the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoing is true and correct":
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Grant CountyAft
Economic Development Council
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for this reimbursable grant are as follows:***
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been in operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
Company Name: Powder River Properties LLC Establishment Date: In Operation for at UBI Number:
Least 6 months?
Location: Moses Lake WA 01/2019 � Yes ❑ No 604396868
i
CEO/Owner
Name: Anita Heath
Email: anitaelaineheath@gmail.com II
Phone: 509-760-8938 --1
Industry ❑ Retail ❑ Restaurant/Food Business ❑ Hospitality
Sector:
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order due to COVID-19?
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
Requested: $ O up to $10,000
❑ Manufacturing
■ Yes ❑ No
COMPANY BACKGROUND
❑ Other: Real Estate
Total Number of i
Employees as of 2 0 Number of Workers Laid Off Due to COVID-19: 0.0
01/01/2020:
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor? ❑ Yes O No
_................................ .--- ..... _.....................
_......
Company Description:
__...._ ...... _._...- -- --
Describe the company and its products/services.
The company owns rentals and has lossed income. It also generates revenue based on the foreclosure
market which has been nonexistent since March 2020.
Economic Impact:
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
The pandemic has allowed renters not to have to pay rent, and has put a stop to any evictions for non
payment. There is also a mortium on foreclosures currently and will go into 2021.
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I
When did the impact start? Start Date: 03/20/2020 �
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
i
10,000+ loss of rental income, moratorium on foreclosurers has greatly reduced income.
Likelihood ofPermanently
B
Closing the Business ❑ High ❑ Medium 9 Low ❑ Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
Number of potential jobs lost 0
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
N/A
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
No
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
......... _....
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
These funds will assist with the loss of income and reimburse expenses.
i
�Allowable Expensesfunding can be used towards COVID-19-related medical or pub/ic health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
ubstantlally dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
measures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19. i
Unallowable ExpensesExpenses for the state share of Medicaid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
ork duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
as CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
than hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
................................. ............. ...... __......................... _.... ...... -- .. .. _ ...... __ .......... _._................... .. _ ....... ....
Average Annual Payroll: ; $ 0.00
Average Annual Salary for $ 0.00
One Individual:
Benefits Paid to Employees ❑ Yes O No
Is the applicant's LNI ❑ Yes ❑ No ■ Not Sure
account current? You may look up the businesses online at httos://secure.ini.wa.gov/verify/
What measures the company N/A
is already taking or trying to j
take to support employees
during the pandemic?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION I
_
company _
Currently, is the facing y p y g an y pending litigation or legal action.
No
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in?
No
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoing is true and correct":
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Date Submitted: 11/06/2020
Aft
Grant County__ _....................
Economic Development Council
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for this reimbursable grant are as follows:***
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been in operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
Company Name: ROCO SOIL PRODUCTS
Location: Moses Lake WA
CEO/Owner
Name: Earl Romig
Email: earlromig@hotmail.com
Phone. 509-760 2426
t..... ...... ........-
Establishment Date: In Operation for at UBI Number:
Least 6 months? 603274306
02/2013 F Yes ❑ No
Industry ❑ Retail ❑ Restaurant/Food Business ❑ Hospitality ❑ Manufacturing
Sector:
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections 0 Yes ❑ No
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order due to COVID-19?
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
Requested: $$ 10,000.00 (al up to $10,000
I@ Other: Ag Retail
COMPANY BACKGROUND
Total Number of
Employees as of 1.0 Number of Workers Laid Off Due to COVID-19: 0.0
01/01/2020:
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor? ❑ Yes O No
.... _.....................
Company Description:
_.. ....... ..._
Describe the company and its products/services.
The company supplies agricultural soil amendments.
Economic Impact: _
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
The pandemic has caused many farms to cut back on soil amendments.
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When did the impact start? Start Date: 09/01/2020
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
10,000+ loss from sales last year due to pandemic.
..................................................... ...............
Likelihood of Permanently ----F0 High 0 Medium N LOW 0 Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
Closing the Business
Number of potential jobs lost
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
yes, 1
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
No
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
These funds will assist with the loss of income and reimburse for expenses.
i Allowable ExpensesiFundIng can be used towards COVID-19-related medical or public health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
I i
substantially dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate complIance, with COVID-19 public health
measures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19.
Unallowable Expenses:Expenses for the state share of Medicaid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
work duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
as CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
than hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
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. . ........ . . . .. . . . ......... . . .... . . . .........----
Average
.........Average Annual Payroll: $ 74,000.00
Average Annual Salary for
One .1ndividual:----
Benefits Paid to Employees?: 9 Yes 0 No
Is the applicant's LNI
0 Yes 0 No - 0 Not Sure
account current?
You may look up the businesses online at htti)s:/Isecure.Ini-wa.gov/verify]
.............. . ...... . ... .... .. . ....... ............ - ------ - - . . ......... ..
What measures the company;
N/A
is already taking or trying to
take to support employees
during the pandemic?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Currently, is the company facing any pending litigation or legal action? .......... .... . . . . ............
No
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in?
No
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoing is true and correct":
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Date Submitted: ZD
Grant County
Economic Development U xicii
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSIt+1FiS A0,16) V4WJPP:?h JT Ct Wl -_-5 ACT GRANT
The infomnation provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grail application. _705 a=har t? must tie fi'!CU ' u' completely to be considered for
the CARES AR Grant. This grant Is a reimbursable grant that will be uwandad iftcr and subrmss:cr, cf venfiied expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for Only. as ti-P&ws:"'
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full -lime equlva4,ist employes;
(b) The business is situated In Grant County, wa,hinyton;
(c) The business has been In operation for longer than six -avoir f,s;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (U81);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
Company Name: 5m�1 tip Sro ��ers f�U IU hod Establishment Date: In Operation b monthfor at UBI Number:
Location: gaga Rd f{.to uE Moses Lake,biA qg 1I �2� 13 Loo3 344 �Q
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CEO'°"`r'e`
Name: Joge,0 John Smiff 4 Adam Fd vvGtrd Sm;+il Rai+wAiP)
Email: Smi--h brathersauto 1�d�C� hotmail Conti
Phone:
Industry
Sector.
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❑ Retail ❑ Restaurant/Food Business ❑ Hospitality ❑ Manufacturing utter
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections
in place and/or mandatory dosure by executive order due to COVID-19?
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
Requested: $ 1Qr DD ❑ up to $10,000
16 Yes 13 No
COMPANY BACKGROUND
Total Number of
Employees as of Number of Workers Laid OM Due to COVID-19:
01/01/2020:
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor? ❑ Yes
Company Description: -------
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Describe the company and its products/services, i
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Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
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When did the impact start? Start Date:
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give detills.
mar—,1 rmoohlbe' ab o„�r � r
Likelihood cf Permanently ❑ High rsedium ❑ Low
Closing the Business
Number of potential jobs lost
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
yes.
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
No
a Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
_._.
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS _
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
PAIA-r MF it&JF90ll, A�yWb'&A*A"i shoP Intfy meAts
Allowable Expensesfunding can be used towards COM -19 -related medical or public health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
substantially dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
measures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19.
I Unallowable Expenses£xpenses for the state share of Mediaiid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
work duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to Cr%VIG-19, expenses that have been or wilt be reimbursed under any federal program such
as GORES Act contributions by state to state unemp/oynent ft;)4 r reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
than hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal seideri?cn?I
LEMPL,O`yM ENT INFORMATION
Average Annual Payroll I D 2; ODD
Average Annual Salary for
One Individual:
--.._ ._.......---___.---
Benefits Paid to Employees?:
Is the applicants tNI
account current?
't -3-Pi Ob0
O Yes �No
D'Yes ❑ No ❑ Not Sure
You may look up the businesses online at httos://secure.Ini.wa.ciov/verify/
What measures the company e 0 �(0is already taking or trying to V v�(JQ/take to support employees PVIZ X 4f� Aq I,% � o r � rfi r
during the pandemic?OQ�,/, ��
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I ADD NAL INFORMATION
Currently, is the company fad a ? N
Y pay ng any pending litigation or legal action. a
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in? N 0
f
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoing is true and correct":
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Date Submitted: 11/12/2020
Grant CountyAft
Economic Development Council
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for this reimbursable grant are as follows:***
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been in operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
_..._ _^._ _ __..._........._. __
......................................
Company Name: Somnath Motel LLC dba Sure Stay PLUS Establishment Date In Operation for at UBI Number:
Least 6 months? 604026012
Location: 1819 Kittelson Rd. Moses Lake WA 09/2029 D Yes ❑ No
i
CEO/Owner
Name: Keshav R Patel
Email: keshavpatel45@outlook.com
Phone: (206) 910-4910
Industry ❑ Retail ❑ Restaurant/Food Business M Hospitality
Sector:
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order due to COVID-19?
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
Requested: $$ 10,000.00 O up to $10,000
Total Number of
Employees as of
01/01/2020:
17.0
❑ Manufacturing
❑ Yes ■ No
COMPANY BACKGROUND
❑ Other:
Number of Workers Laid Off Due to COVID-19: 50
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor? ❑ Yes O No
--.........
Company Description:
Describe the company and its products/services.
Hotel/Motel
Rents rooms to travelers, business people and construction workers.
Economic Impact: _
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
Due to Covid-19 lost in room revenues. The funding is crtical to keep the employee on payroll and pay
utilities.
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When did the impact start? Start Date: 03/30/2020
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
Revenue Loss in 3/2020 thru 10/2020 = $357080
Likelihood of Permanently ❑ High ❑ Medium a Low
Closing the Business
Number of potential jobs lost 5
❑ Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
Yes, the grant will help to keep employee on payroll. This will help to retain 17 current employee and more
as per need base.
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
PPP loan $76,543
EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
Grant will be used to make payroll, pay utilities bills.
Allowable Expensesfunding can be used towards COVID-19-related medical orpublic health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
ubstanbally dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
7easures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19.
Unallowable ExpensesExpenses for the state share of Medicaid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
,ork duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
s CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
'an hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
Average Annual Payroll: $ 372,024.00
J
Average Annual Salary for $ 37,000.00
One Individual:
Benefits Paid to Employees?: i ❑ Yes O No
Is the applicant's LNI ❑Yes ❑ No ■Not S
account current? Sure
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You may look up the businesses online at https://secure.lni.wa.cov/verify/
What measures the company Assign employee to multi tasks as needed to keep employed.
is already taking or trying to
take to support employees
during the pandemic?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Currently, is the company facing any pending litigation or legal action?
none
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in?
none
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foregoing is true and correct":
Keshav R Patel
Digitally signed by Keshav R Patel
Date: 2020.11.11 20:41:05 -08'00'
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Date Submitted: 11/04/2020
GRANT COUNTY SMALL BUSINESS AND NONPROFIT CARES ACT GRANT
The information provided allows the Department of Commerce to evaluate your grant application. This contract must be filled out completely to be considered for
the CARES Act Grant. This grant is a reimbursable grant that will be awarded after proper documentation and submission of verified expenditures accrued.
***Requirements for this reimbursable grant are as follows:***
(a) Businesses with 20 or less full-time equivalent employees;
(b) The business is situated in Grant County, Washington;
(c) The business has been in operation for longer than six -months;
(d) The business has a valid Unified Business Identifier (UBI);
(e) The business has completed an Application form and entered into the agreement with Grant County EDC .
(f) The total amount of grant funds available to any one business shall not exceed $10,000.00.
Company Name: Tyke's 2 Kid's LLC
Establishment Date:
In Operation for at
UBI Number:
Least 6 months?
Location: 110 west 3rd ave.
10/2012
E Yes ❑ No
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CEO/Owner CEO/Owner._.______
Name: Acashia Crowell
Email: sashecrowell@hotmail.com
Phone: 509-765-3603 509-237-9704
Industry N Retail ❑ Restaurant/Food Business ❑ Hospitality ❑ Manufacturing ❑ Other:
Sector:
Has your business been affected by emergency public health protections ® Yes ❑ No
in place and/or mandatory closure by executive order due to COVID-19?
Amount of Emergency Grant Money Being
Requested: $ $ 10,000.00 ❑ up to $10,000
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COMPANY BACKGROUND
Total Number of
Employees as of
1'0 Number of Workers Laid Off Due to COVID-19:
01/01/2020:
3
If one employee only, is this a sole proprietor? IR Yes ❑ No
Company Description:
Describe the company and its products/services.
T2K buys products (clothing, baby items and gear) from the public and resells the items at a lower price
than retail.
Economic Impact:
Describe the effect of the public health crisis on the business and how allocated funds can help the business. Why funding is critical to this business?
My business was closed for several months making me have to use my own personal funds to keep the
business afloat. Public is scared to come in making our sales drop 50-80%. Had to stop buying most items
from public and rely on donations for inventory. Had to stop purchasing our normal new inventory items for !,
the store.
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When did the impact start? Start Date: 03/20/2000
Estimated revenue losses in 3/2020-10/2020 compared to last year, please give details.
Estimated $20,000 in lossess. Our sales are down over 50% and we were closed for a long period of time
bringing in no money for the business.
Likelihood of Permanently
Closing the Business
N High N Medium ❑ Low ❑ Business Closed Due to Governor's Directive
Number of potential jobs lost 4
Will this grant help retain jobs? If so, how many?
At least my job which helps me soley provide for my family of 7. And posibly 3, if the business can get on
its feet and hire employees which was previously planned upon prior to pandemic.
Has the company received any state, federal, or other funding? If yes, please provide details.
We recieved a small loan of $5,000 back in May which helped pay for the business back rent.
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EXPLANATION OF USE OF FUNDS
Explain how funds will be used to help the business. This information can help Grant County ensure that the expenses proposed are eligible for reimbursement.
Applications without a list of proposed expenses will be considered incomplete.
When funds are recieved they will be used to pay business expenses and allow for new inventory and help
get back on our feet and not have to use my own personal savings.
Allowable ExpensesFunding can be used towards COVID-19-related medical orpublic health expenses, payroll expenses for employees who are
substantially dedicated to mitigating or responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency, expenses to facilitate compliance with COVID-19 public health
easures, expenses associated with the provision of economic support necessary for responding to COVID-19.
Unallowable Expenses£xpenses for the state share of Medicaid, damages covered by insurance, payroll or benefits to employees whose everyday
work duties are not substantially dedicated to responding to COVID-19, expenses that have been or will be reimbursed under any federal program such
s CARES Act contributions by state to state unemployment funds, reimbursement to donors for donated items or services, workforce bonuses other
han hazard pay or overtime, severance pay, and legal settlements.
EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION
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Average Annual Payroll:
Average Annual Salary for
$ 25,000.00
One Individual:
Benefits Paid to Employees?:
❑ Yes 11 No
Is the applicant's LNI
account current?
® Yes ❑ No ❑ Not Sure
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What measures the company
as of right now I (the owner) is the only employee
is already taking or trying to
i
take to support employees
during the pandemic?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Currently, is the company facing any pending litigation or legal action?
no
Has the company had any state compliance/regulatory issues within Washington or another state you are or have done business in?
no
SIGN: "I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Washington that the foreqoinq is true and correct":
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