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Council reallocates remaining Hyatt proceeds to help match state funds for contamination testing in 20th & Grove area
Summary
Council agreed to move $125,000 from residual Hyatt hotel sale proceeds to create a local match for state funds to support environmental testing and long‑term health screening in the contaminated 20th and Grove area; $32,449 was reallocated to transit implementation accounts.
The City Council voted to reallocate remaining proceeds from the 2016 sale of the Hyatt hotel to help secure state testing funds and to support transit planning work.
Bob Layton, city manager, said the city completed the original street‑improvement program funded by Hyatt proceeds and a surplus of about $157,000 remained. The state legislature appropriated $2.5 million for environmentally at‑risk testing in…
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