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Commission approves site investigation for Presidential Block and funds consultant signage work
Summary
Greenwood approved a $14,580 site investigation for the Presidential Block on West Main to clarify environmental conditions and approved TIF-funded consultant work on city signage/placemaking (approx. $40,000) as part of its capital items.
At its Feb. 1 meeting the Greenwood Redevelopment Commission approved two capital items: a site investigation for the Presidential Block on West Main Street estimated at $14,580 and consultant-led signage and placemaking work that staff said could be paid from TIF funds with an estimated cost of $40,000.
Staff said the site investigation is intended to delineate historic environmental impacts and secure a comfort letter from the state to maximize property reuse options. The work was identified as coming from central-permit funds and passed in a roll-call vote.
Separately, staff described a consultant engagement that previously contributed to Market Plaza placemaking and other projects; they said the work could be covered by TIF and requested authorization to proceed. Commissioners recorded approval for the consultant work; staff later noted budget/record details for the record.
