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Venue district board approves resolution adding related infrastructure at the fairgrounds and Civic Center
The board approved a resolution, with sketches of new boundaries, adding related infrastructure to the district's projects so that district money may be allocated within the new areas. Storrs said the resolution did not change the district's revenue sources and that the district would not take over another entity's repair costs; the Tri-State Exposition and Civic Center managers would continue to present yearly project lists for the board to approve. A similar resolution was to go to Potter County and the City Council.[1]
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On February 22, 2021 Mayfield's motion, seconded by Alberto Rios, "to approve the resolution adding related infrastructure to the Venue District projects with attachments as presented" carried. The minutes list Bickerstaff, Mayfield, Reed, Williams and Wright as voting aye and state the result as a 6:0 vote, as printed. [1]
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Laura Storrs, Assistant City Manager: Asked by board member Alberto Rios whether the board would be taking over repair and maintenance costs from another entity, Storrs said no: the district "would have the opportunity to support projects, within the new areas," to be discussed during the budget process, and the board "has the full authority to approve these repair and maintenance requests which are subject to incoming revenues sources." [1]
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The venue district minutes reviewed do not record the City Council or Potter County Commissioners Court votes on the matching resolutions; those votes were not found for this storyline. [1]
