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Commissioners approve hotel-occupancy application, EOC contingency, subdivision letters of credit and other items
Summary
Wilson County Commissioners Court on March 18 approved a hotel-occupancy tax application process, dedicated $200,000 of interest for the Emergency Operations Center (EOC), accepted a maintenance letter of credit for Heritage Oaks and approved several other routine items in a series of voice votes.
Wilson County Commissioners Court approved a set of routine and policy items during its March 18 meeting, including creation of a formal application for hotel-occupancy tax funds, use of interest earnings for the county’s Emergency Operations Center and two actions on a subdivision letter of credit.
The actions took place by voice vote and were introduced by commissioners and staff during the business meeting. Commissioners approved a hotel-occupancy tax application intended to expand who may apply for county allocations under the county’s interpretation of Tax Code Chapter 351, approved a proclamation recognizing April as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, and authorized up to $200,000 of interest earnings in the Texas Class EOC account to be used as a contingency for the EOC build-out. The court also released a construction letter of credit for the Heritage Oaks subdivision and accepted a maintenance letter of credit for $880,100 to replace it.
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