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Council approves amended professional services agreement to add TERS consulting for Rolling Meadows project
Summary
The council approved a resolution to amend and restate a professional services/reimbursement agreement with the Rolling Meadows Development Corporation to include consulting expenses tied to a developer request for a "TERS/Tax Incrementary Investment Zone." The city may see a related development agreement later this summer.
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Kirk McDaniel presented a resolution that the Seagoville City Council approved to amend and restate a professional services/reimbursement agreement with the Rolling Meadows Development Corporation to add consulting expenses tied to the developer's request for a TERS, described in materials as a "Tax Incrementary Investment Zone." "The item that's on the agenda ahead of you now is a resolution that would be approving an amended and restated, professional services agreement with the Rolling Meadows Development Corporation," McDaniel said.
McDaniel told the council the amended agreement adds TERS‑related consulting expenses that were not in the previous version and that the city has used the same type of tax‑increment incentive before for the Santorini development. He told council members that "you may see a development agreement potentially on the agenda" this summer as negotiations continue.
Council members moved, seconded and voted to approve the resolution on the record; the meeting transcript records a motion, a second and the clerk's vote call but does not include a roll‑call tally in the transcript. The action on the resolution ratified the amended and restated professional services reimbursement agreement to include the TERS consulting expenses.
The council did not adopt a development agreement at this meeting; McDaniel said negotiations are ongoing and a separate development agreement could come later this summer. The presentation did not include the full dollar amount of the TERS consulting expenses, the specific statutory name of the incentive, or a detailed timetable for the proposed development agreement.
