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Skyline & Broadway MOU and related consultant task order tabled to October pending owner identification
Summary
The board tabled action on a memorandum of understanding and related consultant task order for a proposed Skyline and Broadway revenue-allocation area (agenda items 5 and 6) after staff said they were still confirming the property-owner identity and cost-sharing arrangements; the board set the items for the October meeting.
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Agency staff told the board they had drafted a memorandum of understanding (MOU) and a consultant task order to begin eligibility work for a proposed Skyline and Broadway urban renewal/revenue-allocation area but had not finalized critical details: specifically, staff had not yet confirmed the property owner’s name or who would pay eligibility and planning costs under the MOU.
Megan (agency staff) told commissioners that Thornton Oliver Keller (TOK), a representative appearing earlier for the property owners, had been acting as a liaison but staff needed written confirmation of the owner and a funding commitment before entering a binding MOU. Agency staff reported they had reached out again to TOK but had not received a return with the owner name or payment commitments. Commissioners expressed reluctance to approve an MOU without owner agreement and moved to table both action items (agenda items 5 and 6) to the October meeting so staff could obtain the owner information and provide a finalized draft.
A motion to table items 5 and 6 to the October meeting passed unanimously.
What happens next: staff will continue outreach to the property-owner representatives (TOK) to confirm ownership and cost-sharing arrangements and will return the MOU and task-order materials to the board in October for formal consideration.
