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Commission approves Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (Resolution 2026-979)
Summary
The Coffey County Commission moved to approve Resolution No. 2026-979 establishing the 70FIVE Reinvestment Housing Incentive District; the board first rescinded a paragraph in the prior minutes that recorded a separate resolution (2026-978).
The Coffey County Commission on June 22 rescinded a paragraph from its June 15 minutes that referenced Resolution No. 2026-978, then approved Resolution No. 2026-979 establishing a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District known in the minutes as the 70FIVE Reinvestment Housing Incentive District.
Chairman Mark Petterson moved to rescind paragraph 7 of the June 15 minutes, which had recorded approval of Resolution No. 2026-978; the motion, seconded by Commissioner Wayde Thomsen, passed. Immediately afterward, Petterson moved to approve Resolution No. 2026-979; Commissioner Steve McCurry seconded and the motion passed. The minutes record approval but provide no additional details of the district plan, development agreement text, fiscal impacts or specific boundaries.
The record does not include a public hearing on the resolution nor a roll-call vote tally in the minutes. The prior minutes’ paragraph referencing Resolution 2026-978 was removed from the official record by the rescission motion.
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