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Covington Redevelopment Commission accepts gift of Community Center corner, plans bidding process

Covington City Council · September 3, 2024
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Summary

At its annual meeting the Covington Redevelopment Commission voted to accept a gift of the northeast corner of the Community Center from the city (per Resolution 2024-5) and announced it will solicit bids; the RDC scheduled an Oct. 28 meeting to read bids.

The Covington Redevelopment Commission at its Sept. 23 annual meeting voted to accept a gift from the City Council of the northeast corner of the Covington Community Center, acting under Resolution 2024-5. RDC President Brad Smith said the council had agreed to the gift and the commission must accept it before soliciting bids.

Todd Hegg moved to accept the gift per Resolution 2024-5; Paula Copenhaver seconded and the motion carried 5-0. The commission said bids will be solicited and the next RDC meeting is set for Oct. 28, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. to read submitted bids.

The minutes cite the annual meeting as a routine opportunity to discuss budget, long-term plans and impacts to overlapping taxing units for a Gateway report due in December 2024; no bid specifications or project timeline were recorded in the minutes.