In this section the following words have the meanings indicated. “Eligible applicant” means a tax–exempt nonprofit organization. “Facility and community improvement project” means a physical project or a community service that: makes a facility or a community–managed open space safer for residents and visitors; encourages the authorized uses of a facility or a community–managed open space by individuals; or supports community–led efforts to improve the appearance of a facility or a community–managed open space. “Facility and community improvement project” includes: the purchase or installation of: equipment that increases the visibility of vulnerable spaces, including surveillance tools or adequate lighting for exterior doors, common areas, or hallways; or landscape architectural design features, including signs, gardens, paving treatments, plantings, or other upgrades to public spaces; efforts to: improve sight lines within, increase visitation to, or clean public spaces; or integrate landscape architectural design features into a facility or a community–managed open space in a manner that connects adjacent neighborhoods for various users while distancing the users from private areas; timely removal of graffiti and use of graffiti resistance practices in collaboration with a person who specializes in the area of graffiti removal services to present a vibrant, maintained space; and contracted land enhancement or groundskeeping services to maintain or clean open spaces and functional surfaces. An eligible applicant may apply for a grant under the Program for a facility and community improvement project. If an eligible applicant submits an application for a grant under the Program for a facility and community improvement project to purchase or install a network of cameras or license readers, the eligible applicant shall include with the application: a monitoring plan; evidence of a partnership with law enforcement, the governmental unit responsible for traffic enforcement for the political subdivision, and any other relevant public agencies; and a list of possible locations of cameras and license readers and a plan for providing notice of locations to property owners. The Department may award an eligible applicant who submits a complete application for financial assistance under the Program for a facility and community improvement project a grant that: is at least $25,000; and does not exceed $50,000.