Rural Program Description Worksheet PBHRG.pdf

This is a Program Description Worksheet for the Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grants (PBHRG), a federal grant program designed to support historic preservation projects. Applicants must complete this worksheet as part of their grant application process and are required to read the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) prior to submission.

The worksheet requires applicants to provide detailed information organized into specific sections, each with a 6,000-character limit (including spaces). Required information includes: applicant organization name and location (city, state, zip code); identification and description of the properties, districts, or locations targeted for revitalization; definition of property owner types (private, public, educational, or nonprofit); and National Register Listed Name and National Register Information System (NRIS) number if applicable. Applicants must also complete narrative sections addressing Subgrant Program Objectives, Need/Urgency/Threat, Feasibility (including timeline feasibility), Sustainability, and Timeline. Each narrative section is limited to 6,000 characters to ensure concise, focused descriptions of how the proposed revitalization project will achieve historic preservation goals, demonstrate the urgency of intervention, establish project viability and realistic scheduling, and ensure long-term sustainability of improvements.