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Commissioners tighten rules for Neighborhood Revitalization Program approvals
Summary
Smith County moved to stop granting retroactive exceptions to the Neighborhood Revitalization Program, voting to approve NRP projects only if paperwork is completed before work begins.
Commissioner Brady Peterson recommended the county stop granting further exceptions to the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (NRP). Commissioner Kurt Ifland moved, and Commissioner Peterson seconded, a policy that the county will only approve NRP projects if the required paperwork is completed prior to starting the project; the motion carried unanimously.
The change means property owners seeking NRP benefits must submit and complete application paperwork before beginning work if they want their projects considered for the program. The minutes record the motion as: "A motion was made by Ifland and seconded by Peterson to only approve NRP projects if the paperwork is done prior to starting the project." No exceptions or grandfathering were recorded in the minutes.
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