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Board directs staff to draft a resolution redefining the district's related infrastructure
After discussions with bond counsel Bob Dransfield, staff described a route under the Local Government Code in which a resolution, approved by the venue district board, the City Council and the Potter County Commissioners Court, would redefine where district money could be spent on operating costs and repair and maintenance at the fairgrounds and the north end of the Civic Center (the Exhibit Hall), without changing the district's revenues. The majority of the board directed staff to identify the infrastructure and bring a resolution back. The December minutes do not mention an election.[1]
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Storrs said bond counsel "feels it is reasonable that more of the related infrastructure does support the ANC and the north end of the Civic Center (the Exhibit Hall)." A resolution redefining where district dollars could be allocated "would need Venue District Board approval, as well as City Council and Potter County Commissioners approval." Wright said "nothing will change from a revenue standpoint. The only change would be in how the revenues could be allocated." [1]
