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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 2578 - Establish Steering Committee- Central Business District- Downtown Revitalization - 05_28_1987Resolution #2578 Agenda Ftem #4 May 28, 1987 MH:dw RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City Council has established a Tax Increment Financing District for the purposes of redeveloping and rejuvenating the central busi- ness district and adjacent area; and WHEREAS, there has been a renewed private interest in the downtown area and the renewed interest in Downtown Lubbock, Inc.; and WHEREAS, the last comprehensive review of the downtown area was a 1975 Development Plan; and WHEREAS, a recommendation of the Tax Increment Financing Feasibility Study was to develop an overall plan and strategy for the downtown area which would act as a basis for decisions affecting the uses and sources of TIF funds; and WHEREAS, the first tax increment funds will become available in early 1988 for the implementation of the plan; NOW THEREFORE: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK: SECTION 1. Creation. THAT there is hereby created and established a central business district steering committee which shall have members to be named by the City Council to oversee the development of a central business district plan. SECTION 2. Term. THAT the committee shall be in effect until the Central Business District Plan is accepted. SECTION 3. Composition. THAT the membership of the steering com- mittee will be comprised of community representatives which represent the major concerns of the area. The representation will consist of persons from: a. City Boards and Commissions; a representative from the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Urban Design Com- mission, and the Urban Renewal Board of Commissioners. b. Public Agencies; a representative from Texas Tech Uni- versity, the Board of City Development, the Chamber of Commerce, Lubbock Independent School District, and the County of Lubbock. C. Nonprofit Development Organizations; a representative from Lubbock Redevelopment Association, Inc., and from Downtown Lubbock, Inc. d. Private Sector; a representative of RepublicBank, American State Bank, Texas Commerce Bank, First National Bank, First Federal Savings & Loan, and the Avalanche Journal. e. Members -At -Large; five representatives with specific interests in the central business district. SECTION 4. Chairperson. THAT the Steering Committee is to elect its chairperson to preside at its meetings. Passed by Council this 28th day of May, 1987 B. C. McMINN, MAYOR ATTEST: nette- Boyd, City SecretAiry APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: Sandy Ogl ree, Community Development Administrator APPROVED AS TO FORM: Mi le Hart, ssistan City Attorney -2-