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Hamilton Council authorizes Growing Alabama application to prepare I-22 Industrial Park sites
Summary
The council authorized city staff to execute an application to the Growing Alabama tax-credit program to fund site preparation at two parcels in the Hamilton I-22 Industrial Park; contractors' low bid for grading/pads was cited as $1,467,000 and the council was told the grant requires no local match for covered construction costs.
Hamilton City on May 16 authorized staff to execute an application to the State Department of Commerce's Growing Alabama tax-credit program to fund site-preparation work at parcels in the Hamilton I-22 Industrial Park.
Tom, who presented the proposal to the council, described Growing Alabama as a tax-credit program in which Alabama taxpayers can allocate a portion of state taxes to economic-development organizations to fund projects. He said the application would seek site preparation for two adjacent parcels at the front of the industrial park: one of about 3 acres intended for a roughly 25,000-square-foot…
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