What happens after the application is submitted?
Receipt of your application will be acknowledged by email. Applications will be reviewed after the close of each of the two funding rounds. All applications will assessed by the relevant project teams within PED against the criteria and objectives of the fund. The project team will make a recommendation based on their assessment to the Secretary of State who has the final decision on awarding grants. A member of the project team will write to you on behalf of the Secretary of State to notify you of the outcome of your application.
All new development proposals submitted after the Minimum lot size or building line application must comply with the proposed Minimum lot size and/or building line throughout the review and approval period. The Department provides written notice to all property owners in the proposed area within ten (10) days and signs are posted in two locations on the blockface(s) to be designated. Any property owner in the proposed area may file a written protest within 30 days of the notice of the letter. If the application meets all the rules and there is no written protest or the supporting petition is signed by owners of 51% or more of the property in the application area, the Planning Department director shall approve administratively and forward to City Council for final approval. The Planning director must refer the application to the Planning Commission for consideration if the application fails to meet criteria, owners of less than 51% of the property in the application area signed the peti
The Student Aid Report If you have completed the FAFSA online you will receive your Student Aid Report (SAR) via email in approximately 1-2 weeks, or 4-6 weeks if you completed the FAFSA on paper. For this reason we recommends students to complete the FAFSA online, as it is a much faster process overall. Be sure to review your SAR thoroughly and make corrections if necessary. The Office of Financial Aid will receive an electronic copy of your SAR and determine what types of aid you are eligible to receive. Please retain a copy for your records. This report includes the Expected Family Contribution (EFC), which is the amount the student is expected to contribute to educational expenses. Verification Each year, the U.S. Department of Education randomly selects students for Verification of information submitted on the FAFSA. Each student should review the SAR to find out if they have been selected. Information for Verification can include: income, citizenship, registration for selective s
