It includes information about the South Elm Street Redevelopment, meetings to gather input on the public-information request process, MWBE contracting and the city's legislative agenda with the NC General Assembly.
Greensboro blogging staple Ed Cone used to post these, and during his hiatus from updating his site, we plan to post the IFYI report here for folks to easily peruse when there is information or material in it that we think will be of public interest. If you want to read it every week in full, you can subscribe to the city manager's distribution list like we do.
Here's some pull out information if you don't want to read through it all yourself:
-The plan for the South Elm Street Redevelopment project includes a 500 space parking deck and more than 210 apartments in phase one.
-The project has an anticipated completion date of 2025 and appears to include a second 500 space parking deck in phase 3 followed by a 150 room hotel.
-The total anticipated investment for the project is $81.7 million, including $11 million of public funds.
-The city will host two meetings about public records, one aimed at journalists and bloggers and the other at the general public, on April 8-9.
-The city is looking at a Small Business Enterprise Program aimed at increasing contracting opportunities for minority and women owned businesses through several potential methods.
-A state senate bill could create a $16.8 million budget shortfall for the city if passed — the goal of the legislation is to decrease taxes.
-There are several other legislative items of relevance highlighted in the document, including a House Bill 299 entitled "Law Enforcement Fairness Act" that would create a "quasi-judicial board for each municipality to review dismissals and grievances by law enforcement officers."
1 comment:
So where have you been for the last 2 weeks while I've been posting the IFYIs? Wake up sleepy heads.
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