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TIRZ #2 board under a council-appointed chair asks for a review of its incentive process
By February 2022 John Attebury, a City appointee, chaired the TIRZ #2 board; staff said the City Council had appointed him to the chair. In March the board elected a Potter County appointee vice chair, and the chair said he wanted to focus on processes and procedures for awarding incentives. Staff agreed to bring back the project plan and the City's incentive guidelines for review. The board then met in executive session on a business prospect.[1][2]
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A Potter County appointee chaired the board through August 26, 2021. On February 17, 2022 John Attebury, listed as a City of Amarillo member, chaired the meeting, and "Andrew Freeman explained that John Attebury was appointed to the chair position through Amarillo City Council." On March 17, 2022 the board unanimously elected a Potter County appointee vice chair. The chair said "he would like to focus on processes and procedures on awarding incentives for the TIRZ #2 board for a successful and consistent board for the future," and the Assistant City Manager said he could bring both the project plan and the City's incentive guidelines for review. The board then went into executive session under Texas Government Code section 551.087 (economic development negotiations) from 12:05 to 12:25 p.m. and adjourned with no action. [3][1][2]