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Comptroller’s Online Chapter 380-381 Economic Development Agreements Database Start typing a search term economy Economic Development Comptroller’s Online Chapter 380-381 Economic Development Agreements Database Note: For agreements that do not have a set expiration date, the expiration date will show as 12/31/2078. All information has been provided by local governments. Only agreements that are or were active as of Sept.
1, 2021, when HB 2404 went into effect or agreements that have been entered into, amended or renewed since then are required to be reported to the database. Chapter 380-381 economic development agreement information as reported to the Comptroller by this entity.
Local government type: City Local government code: 0005556 Record filed: 05/11/2022 02:10 Address of Local Government 1150 South Freeway, Suite 106 Contact information for officer/other person representing the local government Economic Development Manager Entity Name: Sundance Plaza, LLC Assumed Name of the Entity: Business Address of Entity: Entity Contact Phone Number: Effective Date of Agreement: 10/01/2013 Expiration Date of Agreement: 12/31/2030 Counties that the agreement affects: Tarrant Total Monetary Value of Agreement: Terms on Which Agreement Expires: Source of Money Used or Type of Tax Implicated By the Agreement: Agreement Number: 0005556 he Housing and Economic Development Department is proposing an Economic Development Program Agreement (EDPA) with Sundance Square (Company) or any affiliated entity pursuant to which the City will pay the Company up to 15 annual economic development program grants conditioned on the construction of three new mixed use buildings, the reconditioning of two historic buildings and the construction of a central plaza in the Sundance Square area of downtown Fort Worth.
The amount of each annual grant will equal 85 percent of the City of Fort Worth's (City) available $0. 01 sales tax on sales conduct Contact information for person submitting agreement to database Officer Name: Ryan Pohler Officer Title: Compliance Specialist Phone Number: 817-392-2627 Email: ryan. pohler@fortworthtexas.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects that produce a meaningful impact on the City and its economy and result in growth of business activity, employment, or investment in one of Fort Worth's target industries. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Economic Development Program Agreement Grants (Chapter 380 Grant) is funded by City of Fort Worth Economic Development Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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