Proposed Projects

The Marathon Local Planning Committee (LPC) will be seeking proposals for potential projects to be included in the Marathon Strategic Investment Plan (SIP).*

The submission of project proposals is open to the public, and projects will be selected based on the evaluation criteria defined within the Open Call for Project Proposals.

*If your project was included in the Village’s NY Forward application, you must resubmit your project through this Open Call to be considered for NY Forward funding.

  • Eligible applicants are those sponsored by a public, non-profit or private entity with legal authority to undertake the project

    • Public Improvement Projects

    • New Development/Rehabilitation of Downtown Buildings

    • Façade enhancements or small scale building renovations

    • Branding and Marketing for downtown

  • NYF Projects must:

    • Be located within the NY Forward Boundary

    • Be able to break ground within two years of receiving funding

    • Have financing largely in place

    • Must have site control or be in the process of obtaining site control

  • The consultant team will be available to discuss questions potential project sponsors may have. Drop-in office hours will be held in the Village once the Open Call for Projects is released. Contact information will also be included in the Open Call form.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Decarbonization 101 Webinars

for potential project sponsors

Potential project sponsors do not need to join both sessions; the project team is offering two identical sessions for your convenience.  

  • June 25, 2025 // 2PM - 3PM

  • July 15, 2025 // 10AM - 11AM

Registration Link for either session:  https://meetny-gov.webex.com/webappng/sites/meetny-gov/webinar/webinarSeries/register/acb6cb929bc54899932f58308ec557af

This webinar will provide an introduction to decarbonization and the reduction of carbon emissions by improving the design and construction of buildings and how they use energy. Key topics include an overview of decarbonization and an introduction to different types of decarbonization strategies that can be incorporated into DRI/NYF building projects.