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Joshua City board approves up to $80,000 from hotel-tax balance to finish stage building
Summary
The Joshua City Economic Development and Parks Board voted unanimously to authorize up to $80,000 from the city's hotel/motel tax fund balance to complete a new stage building at Sandry Creek, officials said. Staff gave an estimate of remaining work and line-item costs, and members approved the request by voice vote.
The Joshua City Economic Development and Parks Board on July 21 approved a motion to authorize up to $80,000 from the city's hotel/motel tax fund balance to finish a stage building at Sandry Creek, board members said.
A parks staff member told the board the building itself is in place but that costs have risen, primarily because of concrete and foundation work. "We used almost $71,000 out of what was remaining for the hotelmotel fund," the staff member said, and added the board would likely need "about $80,000 to finish it" to complete insulation, electrical work, gates and gate openers, and parking-base work.
The staff member provided a breakdown of estimated remaining costs: a $35,000 outstanding invoice for the building shell, electrical work…
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