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R-1989-19
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11/13/1989
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<br />., , <br /> <br />e. <br />Annotation, page 2 <br /> <br />e .o~ <br /> <br />"\ <br />'" ) <br /> <br />the product is destined or sold. The rationale <br />high plateau $5 million m1n1mum inve~tment <br />effectively eliminates any m~nufacturer who is <br />regional, nationa~ or international market. <br /> <br />Section lj. Definition of "modernization" allows the <br />administrator to delineate between an ineligible deferred <br />maintenance investment and an eligible modernization investment <br />where productivity ~s increased or the technology is updated. <br /> <br />here is that the <br />(Section 2!) <br />not selling in a <br /> <br />-- <br /> <br />Section 11 Other Basic Induntry is a catchall intended to allow <br />abat~lnent (Sec~ion 2a) for good economic development projects not <br />elsewhere covered. The requirements are that the facility (1) <br />produce products or services that primarily serve outside the <br />four-county Houston Consolidated Hetropolitan Statistical Area <br />(CllSA); (2) result in n~w jobs; and (3) bring neu uealth in. <br /> <br />; <br /> <br />Section 1m. "Productive life" deals with ineligble property <br />(Section 2e). It would be illogical for jurisdictions to yrant <br />abatement to a short-lived property that would never be ta~ed. <br />Accounting conventions often allow for a short productive life <br />'for depreciation purposes. "Productive life" here means the <br />number of years the property is ilctually expected to be in <br />service in the facility. Section 2e states that property must. <br />have productive life of at least l5 years to be eligible. <br /> <br />"' <br /> <br />Section In. 'l'he purpone in allowing for an abatement for a <br />regional entertainment facility (Section 2a) is to encourage the <br />location oi regional facilities that will draw maximum dollars <br />and new wealth to the conununit~,. E:cample: Disneyworld. E:~clud~d <br />are indigenous facilities that primarily serve the local <br />population. Such a facility has no positive effect since it <br />merely shift. entertainment dollars from one form of entertail~er.t <br />to another. Definition requires that a majority of users reside <br />100 miles from any part of Harris County. <br /> <br />", <br /> <br />., <br />Section lO..A "research facility" eligible for abatement (Section <br />2.:1) must focus on applied product research as Opposed to <br />behuvioral or government-related research. <br /> <br />Section Ip. A "regional service facility" is eligible (~ection <br />2a) and is similar to a regional distribution facility. It <br />requires that the facility must primarily serve a regional market <br />at least 100 miles from Harris County. The intent is to make <br />ineligible' those types of service businesses which do most their <br />\'lcrk in cur local markets while at the same time encouraging <br />national servi~e centers that bring new payroll. <br /> <br />Section 2a. Abutement is restricted to defined facilitieo. <br /> <br />) <br /> <br />Section 2b. Provideo that no work unuer construction beiore the <br />ilgreement is executed will be. abilted, that abatement is <br />
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