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North Richland Hills council authorizes manager to negotiate three economic development agreements
Summary
The City Council on May 27 authorized the city manager to negotiate and execute economic development agreements with three private entities for properties in North Richland Hills; each motion passed unanimously 6-0.
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North Richland Hills, Texas — The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize the city manager to negotiate and execute economic development agreements with three private entities for parcels in the city.
The actions, taken after executive session, direct the city manager to complete agreements with mad NRH LLC (and related subsidiaries) for property at 5301 Davis Boulevard; Patriot Pig Holdings LLC for properties on Smithville Road and Center Street; and 1611 North Richland Hills LLC for 6001 Parker Boulevard. Council recorded a 6-0 vote on each motion.
Councilmember Mel Delaney moved the first authorization regarding mad NRH LLC; Councilmember Ricky Rodriguez seconded. Councilmember Parks moved the authorization for Patriot Pig Holdings LLC; Blake seconded. Councilmember Roberts moved the authorization for 1611 North Richland Hills LLC; Rodriguez seconded. Each motion passed 6-0.
The motions, made following an executive-session discussion, do not themselves finalize any incentives or contracts but authorize negotiation and execution of agreements and related documents with the named entities. The transcript record shows the motions were cast and voted on during the open meeting after executive session.
Because the motions authorize negotiation and execution, any final agreements will be subject to the terms negotiated by staff and any additional approvals required by the council. No contract amounts, incentive terms, or performance conditions were stated in the public motions recorded in the meeting minutes.
Council members who voted yes were Councilmembers Ricky Rodriguez, Crystal Blake, Kirk Parks, Mel Delaney, Matt Roberts and Russ Mitchell.
Provenance: The authorizing motions and vote tallies appear in the meeting transcript under the actions taken following executive session. The meeting record indicates council.vote language of "passes six-zero" for each motion.
