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At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 3 the 60 before, 15 the 90 before that.
These assessments will determine the specific financial obligations for property owners within the designated PID boundaries.
Residents and developers within the PIDs benefit from the timely construction of necessary infrastructure.
Property owners within the PIDs will see an increase in their financial burden due to the levied assessments.
The city is reviewing how to fund infrastructure in new neighborhoods through special assessments. This directly impacts property owners in these districts by setting the costs they will pay for local improvements.
The city is negotiating a new economic development project. These deals often involve tax incentives to bring new businesses or infrastructure to Celina.
The opening of Walmart is expected to create 460 jobs, a significant boost for the local economy. The EDC is also actively working on attracting more industrial and corporate relocations.
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The board discussed 'Project Southland' in a closed session with legal counsel. This suggests they are actively pursuing new business or development opportunities within the TIRZ.
The City Council will now serve as the appointees to the boards of three Tax Reinvestment Zones (TRZs).
The board discussed 'Project Southland' in a closed executive session. Details of this project and its potential impact on the TIRZ were deliberated privately.
The CEDC board discussed potential incentives and financial information for several prospective businesses, referred to by project names like 'Project 151' and 'Project Kingsmen.' These discussions are aimed at attracting new businesses to Celina.
The board discussed and received updates on various community sponsorships, including support for local events and organizations. Decisions were made regarding participation in the "Rodeo Salina" sponsorship.
An existing 28-acre Planned Development area is up for amendment to adjust its development standards. This could impact the type and scale of commercial development allowed in the area near Louisiana Drive and J Fred Smith Parkway.
The corporation debated using sales tax funds for a new commercial development project. The project aimed to bring new buildings and infrastructure, but the funding proposal ultimately failed to get enough votes.
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A revised agreement with Vision and Structure, LLC, acknowledges the substantial growth and investment in the 'Silos of Celina' project, aligning incentives with the project's expanded scope and economic impact.
Discussions focused on economic development strategies, including a branding launch and addressing vacancies on Main Street. The city's purchase of The Forge property and plans for the Downtown Patio were also highlighted.
The city is looking to use sales tax money to help build new commercial spaces and the roads and utilities needed for them. This is part of an effort to grow the local economy.
The EDC reviewed and approved an updated agreement for The Silos of Celina project. The original deal was modified because the developer significantly expanded the project beyond its initial scope and investment. The new agreement reflects these changes, including a higher capital investment and adjusted terms for grants and performance metrics.
A development agreement was approved for a 9-acre commercial project, allowing for its progression.
A rezoning request for a 20-acre car dealership near the future Dallas North Tollway was tabled for further review.
Leaders discussed identifying and attracting specific business sectors that align with Celina's assets and market demand. This aims to balance the tax base, create jobs, and ensure development supports community goals.
Discussions covered strategies to boost the local economy, including updates from the Economic Development Corporation and city marketing efforts. This aims to attract businesses and promote Celina.
Rezoning for a new car dealership was approved, aligning with previous council direction.
Updates were provided on efforts to boost the local economy through the Celina Economic Development Corporation. This includes planning for events and initiatives aimed at attracting business and fostering economic growth.
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The EDC approved an extension and continued financial support for Heyday Celina's expansion, which includes building a new patio and walk-in freezer. This aims to encourage business growth and job creation.
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