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Danville development group asks to hold funding level while touting industrial prospects
Summary
A representative for the Danville-Boyle County Development Corporation asked the city to maintain its $1.75 annual funding level and described multiple ongoing site-development and company recruitment efforts, including options on parcels in the county industrial park and a possible large deal at the Cody property.
Mister Harris, representing the Danville-Boyle County Development Corporation (DBCDC), asked the city to keep the commission’s annual support unchanged at $1.75 (paid as $25,000 per quarter) and described a pipeline of private-sector projects that he said could produce new jobs and investment for the area.
DBCDC’s representative said the group submitted budget drafts to the commission and county finance committee and noted the board is prepared for projects delayed by winter weather to begin this spring. He described options on 25 acres and 13 acres in the Boyle County Industrial Foundation park, work on Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) applications for incentives,…
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