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More than $250k in CARES grants okayed

Ivan Foley by Ivan Foley
October 2, 2020
in Local News, Platte County
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More than $250,000 in CARES money was awarded to small businesses in Platte County during another round of small business grants approved by county commissioners.

The latest grant approvals came at a meeting held Monday, Sept. 28.

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Platte County received $12.2 million in federal CARES money through the state treasurer’s office several months ago. The state treasurer had asked the county to give $6 million to the City of Kansas City, based on the fact that half of Platte County’s population is comprised of residents who live within the city limits of Kansas City.

The county commission to this point has declined to distribute any of the funds to the City of Kansas City or to any other public agency. Any and all funds distributed to this point by the county has been to private businesses who applied for relief due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

There were 18 approvals on the list. They are:

*M&M Health and Fitness Enterprises, Inc. dba Anytime Fitness Kansas City, $44,986.41.

*ASH-KEL LLC, dba Platte Rental & Supply, $10,931.

*DND Entertainment LLC, dba Backstop Bar and Grill, $25,825.32.

*Platte Woods Precision Auto Care LLC dba Platte Woods Precision Auto Care, $32,723.71.

*Shear International, $2,499.

*National Nail Spa LLC dba National Nail Spa, $7,460.

*Kansas City Pet Project dba KC Pet Project, $10,283.

Revers Fitnes LLC dba 9Round Parkville, $3,624.

*Bernard G. Bruns, DDS, LLC, dba Tremont Dental, $20,000.

*Past Time Clock & Watch, $9,468.

*Feed Northland Kids, $21,070.

*KC Dry Cleaning, LLC, dba Martinizing Dry Cleaning, $23,641.94.

*Aristocrat Realty, $17,017.

*Cathy Kline Art Gallery dba The Great Escape, $3,995.58.

*DeAun Silva Regan DDS PC, $7,500.

*Hairitage House Salon dba Stacy Jo Ramey, $4,548.

*Brows and Beyond, LLC dba Brows and Beyond, $1,591.12.

*Missouri Bluffs Boutique, LLC, $11,315.00

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Ivan Foley

Ivan Foley

Ivan Foley, longtime owner/publisher of the Platte County Landmark, is a past winner of the national Gish Award for courage, tenacity and integrity in rural journalism, presented by the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues at the University of Kentucky. He lives in Platte County not far from KCI Airport.

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