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Council approves three TIRZ #3 infrastructure agreements tied to the Kids, Inc. sports complex
On its consent agenda, approved 5-0, the council approved three South Gateway TIRZ #3 developer agreements that the TIRZ board had approved on March 28, 2024: up to $7,570,000 to the AEDC for Premiere Drive and Street D; up to $4,670,000 to Attebury Elevators, LLC and Rockrose Development, LLC for Tavern Drive, Southgate Drive, Streets A and B and utilities north of Loop 335; and up to $3,000,000 to the same two companies for the parking lot of the planned Kids, Inc. sports complex. Each is repaid only from the zone's tax increment through 2042. Councilmember Les Simpson asked that the three be pulled for separate consideration; after staff explained them, the minutes record the consent agenda approved as presented.[1][2][3]
Cole StanleyJosh CraftDon TippsTom ScherlenLes SimpsonAndrew FreemanAmarillo Economic Development Corporation (AEDC)Attebury Elevators, LLCRockrose Development, LLCKids, Inc.
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On April 23, 2024 Councilmember Les Simpson asked that consent items 9.M, 9.N and 9.O, the three TIRZ #3 agreements, be removed for separate consideration; the mayor asked staff to explain them first, and Andrew Freeman presented all three. The minutes then record a motion by Josh Craft, seconded by Don Tipps, "to accept the consent agenda as presented," which passed 5-0, and no separate vote on the three items. [1][2]
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The three agreements, approved by the TIRZ #3 board on March 28, 2024, provide pro rata annual reimbursement from 100% of available tax increment, with 10% retainage, through 2042: up to $7,570,000 to the AEDC for Premiere Drive and Street D south of Loop 335; up to $4,670,000 to Attebury Elevators, LLC and Rockrose Development, LLC for Tavern Drive, Southgate Drive, Streets A and B and a Loop 335 water main north of the loop; and up to $3,000,000 to the same two companies for the Kids, Inc. sports complex parking lot, for which preliminary estimates ranged from $2.7 million to $4.02 million. The memos say the first payment would come no earlier than June 1, 2025. [2]
- Aedc cap
- $7,570,000
- Attebury rockrose public cap
- $4,670,000
- Parking lot cap
- $3,000,000
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Reports of the Attebury/Rockrose street and utility agreement amount differ.
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Together with the November 2023 Rockrose agreement ($510,297.33), the TIRZ #3 reimbursement agreements approved by April 2024 total $15,750,297.33 in caps, against a plan projection of about $15.3 million in increment over the zone's life. The scenario table in the April 2026 board packet lists the four projects at $15,630,669 and estimates $15,212,501 in total zone revenue through 2042. [4][2][5][6]
- Total caps
- $15,750,297
- Scenario projects
- $15,630,669
- Scenario revenue
- $15,212,501