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GRANT, CONTRACT, LOAN AND PERMIT ASSISTANCE
Every year, California offers some $15 million in grants for cities and counties for asphalt rubber projects, local government tire pile cleanups, tire amnesty day events, and tire storage enforcement activities. In addition, local jurisdictions and school districts and park districts are eligible for grants to purchase all forms of tire-derived products, such as synthetic turf, rubber mulch, playground covers and the like. For a reasonable fee, TL & Associates' president, Terry Leveille, has written numerous successful grants for local jurisdictions.
Terry's policy is that he will not charge a fee for his work if the grant applicant does not receive funding.
With a subscription to California Tire Report, TL & Associates alerts private sector tire businesses to the state's low-interest (4% currently) tire equipment loan program and the only tire recycling grant programs that directly assist businesses--the Tire Business Assistance Program.
Deciding where to site a facility is extremely important, not only because of differences in waste tire availability, tip fees, and markets, but also because there can be economic advantages to locating in Enterprise Zones and/or Recycling Market Development Zones.
TL & Associates has professional expertise and experience in developing and writing tire recycling grant proposals and assisting with waste tire facility permits.
SUCCESSFUL GRANT APPLICATIONS WRITTEN BY TL & ASSOCIATES
(23 GRANTS—$3,602,401 AWARDED)
FY 2009/10
Tire Amnesty Event Grant Program
City
of Watsonville: Awarded
$10,700
FY 2005/06
Tire Amnesty Event Grant Program
City
of Watsonville: Awarded
$10,000
Tire-Derived Product Grant Program
City
of Watsonville: Awarded
$27,280
FY
2004/05
Tire
Product Commercialization Grant Program
BAS
Recycling, Inc., San Bernardino: Awarded
$250,000
Three
D Traffic Works, Inc., Burbank: Awarded $250,000
FY
2003/04
Tire
Product Commercialization & Applied Technologies Grant Program
Rydean
Molded Products, Inc., Banning: Awarded $240,780
Three
D Traffic Works, Inc., Burbank: Awarded $250,000
Tri-C
Tire Recycling, Sacramento: Awarded $250,000
FY
2002/03
Waste
Tire Playground Grant Program
City
of Long Beach: Awarded $22,075
Energy
Recovery from Tires Grant Program
TXI
Riverside Cement, Oro Grande: Awarded $250,000
National
Cement Company of California, Lebec:
Awarded $250,000
Tire Product Commercialization &
Applied Technologies Grant Program
San Leandro:
Awarded $250,000
Huffco
Manufacturing, Stockton: Awarded
$250,000
FY 2001/02
Tire Product Commercialization Grant Program
B.A.S.
Recycling, San Bernardino:
Awarded $250,000
Environmental
Molding Concepts, San Bernardino :
Awarded $240,000
Huffco
Manufacturing, Stockton: Awarded
$250,000
Park Playground
Accessibility and Recycling Act Grant Program
City of Long Beach:
Awarded $50,000
City of Pomona:
Awarded $50,000
City of Poway:
Awarded $50,000
FY
2000/01
Park Playground
Accessibility and Recycling Act Grant Program
City of Poway:
Awarded $50,000
City of Seal Beach:
Awarded $40,000
FY 1994/95
Business Development
and Research Grant Program
Dr. Mohamed
Aslam Ali, Cupertino:
Awarded $61,566