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Sumter County council unanimously adopts resolution to pursue incentives for "Project Ignis"
Summary
Sumter County Council adopted Resolution R-23-01 identifying 'Project Ignis' for possible fee-in-lieu-of-taxes (FILOT) incentives, outlining proposed 30-year FILOT terms and special source revenue credits; the accompanying ordinance received first reading by title only.
Sumter County Council on Feb. 14 unanimously adopted Resolution R-23-01 to identify a prospective economic development investment called 'Project Ignis' and authorize county staff to negotiate tax-incentive agreements.
County Attorney Johnathan Bryan presented the resolution and the related Ordinance #23-985, describing the incentives the county would consider if the company commits to the project. Bryan said the resolution "is to show good faith efforts on behalf of the County as it relates to the Company which is called Project Ignis." The resolution identifies proposed incentives including a 30-year…
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