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Council passes first reading to declare economic revitalization area, schedules public hearing
Summary
The Greenville Common Council on first reading approved Resolution 2508 to designate portions of the city as an economic revitalization area and qualify certain real property improvements for tax abatement; a public hearing will be set (date/time not specified).
The Greenville Common Council on first reading approved Resolution 2508, which declares certain areas within the city an economic revitalization area and qualifies specified real property improvements for tax abatement.
The measure, introduced as Resolution 25 0 8, directs that qualifying real property improvements be eligible for tax abatement and sets a time and place for a public hearing; the resolution passed first reading by voice and roll call vote 7-0. The motion to introduce the resolution was offered by Mister Lehi; the transcript records a second but does not specify the seconder.
Councilmembers who recorded “aye” during the roll call included Campbell, Yepsen, Bill, Walker, Katz and Moe, producing a unanimous 7-0 first-reading vote. The resolution text as read states it will “set a time and place for public hearing,” but the hearing’s date and time were not specified on the record.
Resolution 2508 is now scheduled for the public hearing step required under the ordinance; the council did not render further details about specific parcels, abatement terms or hearing logistics in the transcript provided.
Meeting records list the matter as moved and approved on first reading; any subsequent amendments, dates for the hearing, or final adoption would be reflected in future council minutes.
