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10-01-03 La Porte Redevelopment Authority Meeting minutes
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<br /> <br />,,- <br /> <br />Harris County Precinct 2 officials have indicated that they have budgeted <br />their share in its entirety, but expect to be reimbursed by the Tax Increment <br />Reinvestment Zone #1 that they are partners in. This option is available for us as <br />well, and is probably our best opportunity for funding this project. <br />Another funding possibility is to borrow against the revenues generated by <br />the Sylvan Beach Fishing Pier. Our share of revenues in the past has been fairly <br />constant at $30,000 per year. We just increased fees at the beginning of this <br />fiscal year and expect revenues to increase by about 25-300/0, which should bring <br />in around $38,000 annually. We could issue revenue bonds at about 10 times <br />this revenue flow and expect to receive a roughly $380,000 that could be placed <br />toward our share of the project. <br />The TGLO Project Administrator has indicated that the state "probably" <br />will fund V2 of this project, primarily because of the severe funding cuts they <br />have received. There is a drawback to phased construction; that is, that <br />mobilization costs would be expected to be increased by about $60,000 if it's <br />divided into two phases. <br /> <br />SUMMARY <br />The positive part of all this is, the project is still a bargain in that development of <br />an established beach at Sylvan Beach Park will be a tremendous asset to our <br />community, both as a recreational destination and as an economic boon to the <br />local economy. Our share will, in any event be approximately 20Q/o of the total <br />cost, while the benefits to the City of La Porte should be much higher. The TIRZ <br />Board will meet to discuss these issues shortly, and we are awaiting word from <br />the Texas General Land Office as to what they will require from the City <br />regarding funding assurances (I.e. Resolution, Letter of Agreement, etc.). If a <br />Resolution is required, one will be presented for Council consideration at the <br />January 12th Coundl meeting. The TGLO is expected to make a decision on their <br />funding level sometime in January 2004. <br />
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