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Can a neighborhood improvement project be considered if it has not received the use permits, landmarks, and zoning clearances needed to get started?

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Can a neighborhood improvement project be considered if it has not received the use permits, landmarks, and zoning clearances needed to get started?

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Yes, a project can be considered before receiving the required City of Berkeley approvals. If a grant is awarded, funding would be contingent on securing the required approvals. You should explain in your grant proposal what approvals are required and the process and timeline for obtaining them.