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board's largest request this meeting — a $13,634,638.49 infrastructure grant to Presidium Group for the Cotton Mill District — was tabled after a public hearing rather than approved, while
Cotton Mill District's $13.6 million infrastructure grant (Presidium Group, File 26-0151) being tabled rather than approved reopens the advocacy window before it returns to a future MCDC agenda
design phase — developers with land near either site should watch for site-plan and infrastructure signals as these move forward. Two annexations rezoned land to residential districts (Mixed Residential
MCDC loan and grant funding, the Cotton Mill District redevelopment secured a $13.6M infrastructure grant, and McKinney Ranch Senior Living locked in a $2.5M grant
board's approval of a $13,634,896.11 4B infrastructure grant for Cotton Mill Partners, LTD (4B26-10) signals public investment now committed to The Cotton Mill District
federal executive agency responsible for developing and implementing policies and programs for transportation safety, infrastructure, and funding. USDOT administers competitive grants and formula-based funding to states, municipalities, and transit
increment financing district in McKinney that captures incremental property tax revenue to fund infrastructure and revitalization projects. The district encompasses the historic Town Center area and adjacent neighborhoods, supporting improvements
capital improvement plans and makes recommendations to the City Council regarding the city's infrastructure investments and roadway and utility impact fee programs
highway serves as a parallel route to US 75 and has been subject to infrastructure improvement and corridor expansion projects
City Council, MCDC administers grant programs for community development, promotional events, and retail infrastructure projects
interchange. Operates as an economic development tool that directs captured tax increments to fund infrastructure, public improvements, and community projects within the designated zone
vote. Tom Allen Jr. Park and the McKinney Soccer Complex will also see visible infrastructure upgrades
city council hearing. The reinvestment zone manages tax increment funds to support development and infrastructure in its district. Minutes 050625 TIRZ2
Case File 26-0151 A hearing and vote on the Presidium infrastructure project took place before the McKinney Community Development Corporation. The matter has since become inactive with no recent
status update on the McKinney National Airport Project, a major infrastructure initiative for the city. Update on the McKinney National Airport Project Update on the McKinney National Airport Project
update on the assessment of citywide roadway conditions and related infrastructure investment planning. Roadway Condition Assessment and Investment Update Roadway Condition Assessment and Investment Update
contributions of public works employees and their essential role in maintaining the city's infrastructure. This recognition celebrates the workforce responsible for streets, utilities, maintenance, and services that keep
financing tools that redirect a portion of property tax increases in designated areas toward infrastructure and development improvements. The amendment was approved unanimously. Budget Amend for TIRZ - SH5 Area Plan