ZAP Policies Approved by Couny Council on April 15, 2008
The April 2008 Newsletter is available -
all ZAP recipients and applicants are encouraged to read the newsletter!
Cultural Facilities Master Plan
County is embarking on a county-wide cultural facilities masterplan. The purpose of this study is to ...
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Identify Current Arts & Culture Facilities
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Determine Current Use of Existing Facilities
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Identify the Gaps
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Develop Key Recommendations (How to Better Utilize Current Facilities, Potential Types & Locations of Future Facilities & Possible Future Funding Sources)
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Policy & Criteria on how County will Support Future Facility Requests
Since, the cultural facilities planning consultants will be in town on March 6th, we thought it would be a good opportunity for them to attend this meeting. This will be an initial dialogue. If you are unable to attend or have to leave early, there will be other opportunities for ZAP recipients to be involved.
Budget Wisely: 2008 ZAP Revenues Less than Projected
The January 2008 ZAP revenues have been reported to Salt Lake County recently. In analyzing the data it appears that the 2008 projections may be less than originally anticipated. The amount received for January 2008 is about the same as the funding received from January 2006. If this trend holds throughout the year, revenues will be about 8 1/2% less than in 2007. Please keep this in mind as you budget for future ZAP funding. The ZAP program encourages you to be fiscally conservative as you build your 2008-2009 budgets.
2008 Tier II Application Cycle
Deadline will be Friday, May 2, 2008
The ZAP program encourages all of its recipients to join the Utah Nonprofit Association. The UNA offers helpful workshops and seminars to assist all types of nonprofit organizations.
