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Commission advances consideration of 10‑year tax abatement for proposed 421,000‑sq‑ft logistics facility, sets public hearing

Chambers County Commission Court · October 14, 2025
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Summary

County counsel presented an application from TGSTP 5300 East McKinney, LLC seeking a 10‑year, 6% tax abatement for a 421,000‑square‑foot logistics facility; the court voted to consider the abatement, move toward establishing a reinvestment zone and set a public hearing for Oct. 28, 2025.

County counsel presented an application from TGSTP 5300 East McKinney, LLC on Oct. 14 requesting a 10‑year, 6% tax abatement for the build‑out of an approximately 421,000‑square‑foot logistics and distribution facility.

The presentation said the project would be leased to a national third‑party logistics provider serving agricultural, food and other commodity sectors. County documents in the meeting packet estimated around 20 full‑time jobs, leasehold improvements near $1 million, and a capital investment figure presented as roughly $25 million. The presenter also summarized projected net county revenue and tax‑abatement impacts based on assumptions about minimum inventory and capital investment.

Commissioners voted to consider the abatement and to take the next steps toward establishing a reinvestment zone; the court then scheduled a public hearing for Oct. 28, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. to receive public comment and finalize zone considerations. The presenter noted a prior reinvestment‑zone footprint was approved previously for a different logistics project that later canceled.

Judge Sylvia and commissioners asked clarifying questions about minimum inventory and the assumptions used in the packet. The presenter confirmed the inventory figure was the applicant’s estimate and that a stipulated minimum inventory is included in the proposed agreement. The court approved moving forward by voice vote.