File #: 20-0090    Name: Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Amending the Project Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One.
Type: Resolution Status: Approved
In control: Reinvestment Zone Number One
On agenda: 1/21/2020 Final action: 1/21/2020
Title: Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Amending the Project Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One
Attachments: 1. TIRZ Project Plan Redline, 2. Proposed Resolution, 3. Exhibit A
Title
Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Amending the Project Plan for Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number One

Summary

COUNCIL GOAL: Enhance the Quality of Life in McKinney
(5D: Promote reinvestment activities in McKinney's historic downtown that balance the historic character and current market needs)

MEETING DATE: January 21, 2020

DEPARTMENT: Development Services - Planning Department

CONTACT: Mark Doty, Assistant Director of Planning
Jennifer Arnold, AICP, Director of Planning

RECOMMENDED BOARD ACTION:
* Staff recommends approval of the proposed resolution.

ITEM SUMMARY:
* The Board for Reinvestment Zone Number One (TIRZ 1) is considering a resolution to amend the project plan for TIRZ 1. If the resolution is approved, the City Council will be asked to consider an ordinance amending the project plan for TIRZ 1.

* The proposed amendment to the TIRZ 1 Project Plan will clarify language regarding the current allowed expenditures for Catalyst Projects and Vacant/Underutilized Sites/Buildings.

* The current language reads that the City of McKinney Town Center has several buildings that contribute to the character and fabric of the Town Center, but these buildings sometimes are financially unfeasible to properly redevelop because of the cost of environmental remediation of asbestos lead based paint and other contaminants, interior and exterior demolition costs, fa?ade improvement costs and fire accessibility issues.

* The amended language shall read that the City of McKinney Town Center has several buildings that contribute to the character and fabric of the Town Center, but these buildings sometimes are financially unfeasible to properly redevelop because of the cost of environmental remediation of asbestos, lead-based paint and other contaminants, interior and exterior demolition costs, fa?ade improvement costs, fire suppression improvement costs (including fire sprinkler systems), and fire accessibility issue...

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