Developer seeks RDA loan relief and golf course asks city to value donated water
Howard Quackenbush asked the council to waive or extend interest payments owed on a 2019 RDA loan, citing COVID-related development delays; councilmember Curt Hare expressed willingness to consider an extension. Don E. Fullmer urged the city to assign monetary consideration for donated water to Paradise Golf Course and noted overage charges occur when usage exceeds 7 million gallons per month.
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Howard Quackenbush, identified in the minutes as representing Backcast LLC, told the Fillmore City Council that RDA funds he borrowed in 2019 to construct a road and utilities have a repayment schedule that should begin in 2025 and asked the council to waive interest payments assessed over the past three years. Quackenbush said he has in good faith attempted to develop the property and currently has a potential hotel development under consideration.
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