Summary
A Green Bay salon asked the city to restructure its $70,000 economic development loan into two smaller loans so it can access working capital while finishing renovations. The change returns about $10,000 to the loan fund for other businesses.
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Last discussed Aug 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city will lend about $10,000 less than originally approved, and the returned funds become available for loans to other businesses.
Salon Fifty-Four gets more flexible financing as it opens its new location, and other local businesses gain access to the returned loan dollars.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Committee - Aug 5, 2026
A Green Bay salon asked the city to restructure its $70,000 economic development loan into two smaller loans so it can access working capital while finishing renovations. The change returns about $10,000 to the loan fund for other businesses.
Community Development Block Grant Revolving Loan Committee - Jul 8, 2026
A downtown redevelopment project hit a cost overrun after its first contractor backed out, and the bank is refinancing with about $300,000 more in construction financing. The city agreed to let its $245,000 second mortgage stay in a more junior position so the project can be finished this fall.
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