RECOMMENDED MOTION. The Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Board approves the Department of Conservation and Recreation and Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District Administration and Operational Support Grant Agreement (Fiscal Year 2024). This Agreement becomes effective as of the 1st day of July, 2022 2023, between the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (Department), herein referred to as the Department and the «SWCD» Soil and Water Conservation District (District), herein referred to as the District. The parties of this Agreement, in consideration of the mutual covenants and stipulations set out herein, agree as follows:
RECOMMENDED MOTION. The Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Board approves the Department of Conservation and Recreation and Virginia Soil and Water Conservation District Cost-Share and Technical Assistance Grant Agreement (Fiscal Year 2024). This Agreement becomes effective as of the 1st day of July 2022 2023, between the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (Department), herein referred to as the Department and the «SWCD» Soil and Water Conservation District (District), herein referred to as the District. This Agreement supersedes Fiscal Year 2022 2023 (FY22 FY2023) Agreements; accordingly, this Agreement governs the distribution and disbursement of new Fiscal Year 2023 2024 (FY23 FY24) cost-share and technical assistance funds. The parties of this Agreement, in consideration of the mutual covenants and stipulations set out herein, agree as follows:
RECOMMENDED MOTION. “I move that the Brunswick-Xxxxx Joint Water and Sewer Commission approve the Satellite Systems Agreement for the private property improvement known as a Private Force Main on Village Drive, Virginia Drive and Xxxx Place.” “I further move to authorize the Executive Director to execute future Satellite Systems Agreements to facilitate more timely approval of private infrastructure.”
RECOMMENDED MOTION. Move approval of Resolution No. amending the Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund Loan Agreement and authorize the Mayor to sign the Fifth Amendment to the Loan Agreement and the Restated Tax Increment Urban Renewal Note, Series 2006, increasing the loan amount from $1,525,000 to $1,775,000. Referral to committee: June 15, 2012 Committee discussion: June 27, 2012 Council action: July 2, 2012: Public Hearing: NA Deadline: See attached memos to the MRA Board and the Missoula Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund Committee. Both the MRA Board and the Brownfields Committee have approved these agreements and recommended them for approval by City Council.
RECOMMENDED MOTION. Moved by Council Member seconded by Council Member to approve Resolution #2024-15 in support of the Oakland County RAP 2.0 Revitalization & Placemaking Grant Application.
RECOMMENDED MOTION. That the City Council approve the Non-Disturbance & Attornment Agreement as well as the Ground Sublease Agreement between Hawthorne Airport, LLC and Hangar 25 LLC., and authorize the Mayor to execute the Non-Disturbance & Attornment Agreement document.
RECOMMENDED MOTION. “I move to approve the SEH Scope of Work Proposal and Fee Estimate for 2022 Pavement Repair and Surface Treatment Program.”
RECOMMENDED MOTION. “Motion to approve Resolution 07-01-2024, a resolution approving an infrastructure deferral agreement with Race Xxxxxx for the Bello Corner Subdivision located at 000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx.
RECOMMENDED MOTION. That the Honorable Board of Supervisors approve and the Chair sign the CalSAWS Consortium Second Amended and Restated Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement and Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between The CalSAWS Consortium and the County of Siskiyou. The term of the JPA and MOU shall commence on June 28, 2019 and shall remain in effect so long as the Member is a member of the Consortium, until terminated. Reviewed as recommended by policy: Special Requests: County Counsel Certified Minute Order(s) Quantity: Auditor Personnel Other: CAO
RECOMMENDED MOTION. Adopt an ordinance approving the Third Amendment to the STAR Bond Financing Project Plan and adopt a resolution authorizing execution of the Fourth Amendment of the Development Agreement with Derby Destination Development, LLC. Tonight we bring the Final Phase to the Council for approval. This phase includes an outdoor, man-made lagoon and indoor, heated water park for year-round use; an aerial park; 300 apartment units; 150-room suites hotel a 6-acre Glamping site with 40 Glamping units, 50 senior residential units, and a steak restaurant. The Final Phase, between STAR Bonds and private investment, will total around $130,368,725 of capital investment in Derby. When working with multiple components and property owners, you face more issues which effect timing for proposed development. We are in serious negotiations with a component developer for the 300 apartments. If approved, we have a component developer selected for the senior residential units. On the cost summary, please note the $4.6 million dollars for City infrastructure. This area of Derby is approaching capacity limits for its sanitary sewer system. The development of senior housing and the lagoon will only exacerbate the current situation. Approximately $3 million of the infrastructure cost will be for needed sanitary sewer upgrades. If not funded by STAR Xxxxx, the City would be hard-pressed to find a private developer willing to come in and develop on a single pad who will put significant funds toward this need. The feasibility study estimates approximately 248,000 annual visitors to Derby for the attractions. In addition, over 300 jobs from new businesses are projected, along with nearly $14 million property tax revenue to the City. From a strictly economic perspective, the City of Derby should see a 227.4% return on investment, according to the independent feasibility study by WSU. Therefore, we request the Council adopt a Third Amendment to the STAR Bond Project Plan and a Fourth Amendment to the Master Development agreement, including our obligations to bring the required components to Derby. Growth can happen without STAR Bonds, but growth definitely does happen with STAR Bonds. the Y, they more than likely learned and swam at the Derby waterpark. Because of its family-friendly reputation, I wanted to invest and develop here.
