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Organization

Amarillo Local Government Corporation (LGC)

Named in 26 dated events on this site, 2011–2026, across 2 storylines.

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Storylines

Events

  1. City and LGC work with Wallace Bajjali as downtown master developer
  2. Amarillo Local Government Corporation organized
  3. LGC board votes to terminate all contracts with Wallace Bajjali
  4. Ground broken on the downtown Embassy Suites convention hotel
  5. TIRZ #1 board raises downtown-project participation to $4.387 million, $1.687 million as a loan to the LGC
  6. LGC approves the $15.65 million downtown parking garage project
  7. Estimates rise to $48.4 million, then $44 million, for a Class AA ballpark
  8. LGC signs letter of intent with an Elmore Sports Group company
  9. LGC completes the 750-space garage at a cost of $16,947,568
  10. Embassy Suites opens with adjoining 750-space city garage
  11. LGC and council approve Western-Hunt construction contract
  12. LGC board reviews its unpaid loans from the City and TIRZ #1
  13. LGC board approves amending and assigning the Embassy Suites lease to Summit Hospitality 178, 6-0
  14. LGC board recommends raising garage parking to $11 a day and $4 an hour, 5-0
  15. LGC board lowers the garage retail space's advertised rate from $20 to $14 with no tenant allowance, 5-0
  16. LGC board asks staff to approach TIRZ #1 about converting its loan to a grant
  17. TIRZ #1 board amends the LGC loan: interest stops, $500,000 due by 2036, the rest can be forgiven
  18. LGC board authorizes up to $75,000 to finish out part of the vacant retail space, 7-0
  19. LGC board hands event-day garage operations to the Sod Poodles in a pilot agreement, 7-0
  20. LGC recommends selling the garage's retail section for $1.9 million
  21. LGC board approves its 2023-24 budget with $318,750 in place of $425,000
  22. Council approves 5-0 the $1.9 million sale of the garage's commercial space to Llano Group
  23. LGC board licenses garage parking to the National Nuclear Security Administration, 7-0
  24. LGC account register records $500,000 'Loan Payoff to TIRZ #1' and $432,545.11 'Loan Payoff to COA'
  25. LGC board approves its 2025-26 budget, 5-0; Llano Group reports the former retail space vacant
  26. FY2025 annual report: City loan to TIRZ #1 at $972,218; no LGC loan balance stated