Trinity LGC to prioritize edits to master development use agreement and Phase 1 premise
Board members told the LGC’s new business administration working group to prioritize redlining and proposing language changes to the master development use agreement and Phase 1 premise; they flagged fundraising restrictions and permitting/oversight conflicts that could block Phase 3.
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At the January meeting the Trinity LGC devoted a large portion of its agenda to a high‑level discussion about two interlinked documents that govern the project: the master development use agreement (MBUA) and the Phase 1 premise. The chair said the documents are linked and that the LGC’s newly formalized business administration working group should prioritize drafting proposed changes and highlighting controversial language for legal review.
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