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Council adopts Project Nexus goals; asks PCDC to finalize language after edits
Summary
Council approved a resolution stating goals and objectives for Project Nexus and directed coordination with the Pflugerville Community Development Corporation and consultants (JLL); council asked PCDC to consider the amended text at its June meeting and asked staff to add measurable metrics, including ad valorem value, to section 3.3.
Council considered a resolution requested by the mayor to set goals and objectives for Project Nexus and provide direction for coordination with the Pflugerville Community Development Corporation (PCDC) and consultant JLL.
Dorel White, president of the PCDC, said the PCDC had reviewed JLL's feasibility presentation and that the resolution reflected the joint meeting's inputs. "I am Dorel White, president of the PCDC," White said, noting the board's motion to approve the goals presented by JLL and that PCDC would take the council's edits to its June meeting for formal consideration.
Councilors suggested edits to section 5 (coordination language and who provides updates), asked that success criteria explicitly include increases in ad valorem (property) value, and requested that project sustainability language be clarified or replaced with the word "engaging" to avoid ambiguity. The council approved the resolution as amended and directed staff and PCDC to finalize the language; PCDC representatives agreed to add the item to their June agenda.
Council framed the resolution as step one in a multi-step process; members said a more detailed, project-specific set of requirements could follow after feasibility and engagement activities. The motion passed and staff said they would deliver an amended copy for PCDC review.
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