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St. Louis County Council approves Chapter 100 industrial project for TW Constructors and authorizes property disposal
Summary
At its May 20 meeting the St. Louis County Council accepted a prepared order approving an industrial development project under Chapter 100 RSMo for TW Constructors LLC and authorized disposal of certain county property on the motion of Councilman Harter; both prepared orders carried by voice vote
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The St. Louis County Council approved two prepared orders during the May 20 meeting: acceptance of a proposed industrial development project under Chapter 100 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri for TW Constructors LLC, and authorization to dispose of certain county property.
Councilman Harter moved to accept prepared order number 1, concerning a proposed industrial development project pursuant to Chapter 100 RSMo for TW Constructors LLC; the motion received a second and carried on a voice vote.
The council then considered prepared order number 2, a communication from Jennifer Keating, acting director of procurement, and Rodney Gee, director of administration, requesting authorization to dispose of certain property. Councilman Harter moved to accept that order as well; a second was recorded and the motion carried.
Why it matters: Chapter 100 RSMo authorizes economic development incentives and bond financing mechanisms for industrial development in Missouri; council action to accept a prepared order advances the project into subsequent administrative or legislative steps. The property-disposal authorization enables county administration to proceed with disposition actions identified by procurement and administration staff.
Speakers quoted or referenced in this item include Councilman Harter, Jennifer Keating (Acting Director of Procurement) and Rodney Gee (Director of Administration).
