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Council approves modest incentive package for 'Project Homestyle' restaurant
Summary
After executive-session consideration, council approved an incentive for Roxy's restaurant ('Project Homestyle') that includes a 25% sales‑tax rebate for three years (capped at $37,500), expedited permitting and up to $10,000 in permit-fee reimbursement by the EDC.
Following executive-session deliberations, the council approved an incentive package to attract Roxy's, a family-style restaurant, to Buda. Jennifer Storm presented the recommended package: a 25% rebate of city sales tax for three years not to exceed $37,500, expedited permitting and EDC reimbursement of city permit fees up to $10,000; the total package was described as under $50,000 (Storm, SEG 4916–4927).
Council voted to approve the resolution as presented; the motion passed by voice vote without recorded opposition (SEG 4931–4939). Staff said the EDC will manage permit-fee reimbursements and the city will implement expedited permitting procedures for this project.
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