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Votes at a glance: Dec. 2 Bowling Green commission actions — bids, TIF, JDIP and appointments

Board of Commissioners, City of Bowling Green, Kentucky · December 3, 2025

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Summary

The commission approved bid awards for infrastructure and facility projects, authorized a $2.5 million TIF distribution, and approved two job-development incentive credits; all municipal orders on the agenda passed by unanimous roll calls.

At its Dec. 2 meeting the Bowling Green Board of Commissioners recorded unanimous approval of a series of municipal orders covering capital projects, tax-increment financing distributions and economic incentive agreements. Below are the key actions and outcomes:

- Crosswinds Golf Course maintenance shop improvements (Bid 202616) — Award to Stagg Construction and Development LLC, amount not to exceed $110,200. Approved by roll call.

- Small House Road Greenway (Bid 202621) — Award to Apex Design Group Inc., amount not to exceed $231,069.54 for ~700 linear feet of 8-foot ADA-compliant multi-use path and related storm work. Approved by roll call.

- Sloan Convention Center boiler replacement (Bid 202623) — Award to Chardin/Chardon Mechanical, amount approximately $79,225; staff said the existing boiler was irreparable. Approved by roll call. Commissioners also noted an adjacent hotel renovation converting the Holiday Inn to a Crowne Plaza (~$8 million investment).

- Tax Increment Financing (TIF) distribution for 2024 incremental revenue — Authorized distributions totaling $2,500,000 (an increase of $770,000, ~43% over last year). Finance staff explained drivers including withholding/net profit rate changes and wage growth. Approved by roll call.

- Job Development Incentive Program (JDIP) credits — Approved employee withholdings credit agreements for AirHydropower LLC (projected 52 new jobs, $13.2 million capital investment in the TransPark) and Pan Austin Company (expansion adding about 20 jobs; existing workforce ~110). Each agreement was approved by roll call.

- Multiple board appointments and reappointments — Including Contractor’s Licensing Board reappointments and appointments to the Convention & Visitors Bureau and Board of Adjustments. Approved by roll call.

All listed items passed on recorded roll-call votes during the meeting. For details on sponsorship, staff presenters and supporting materials see city packets and the transcripts of the Dec. 2 meeting.