EDC says it's dropping automatic 10-year tax abatements — and a $30-50 million project is headed to council soon
Who it touches: It affects taxpayers who would absorb any abatement council eventually grants, since Project Holly and any incentive request tied to it is expected to come before this same council in the coming months.
The mayor told council. 1:11:20 — open the recording, cued to 1 hour 11 minutes 20 seconds
He previewed "Project Holly," a commercial and industrial machinery company weighing Terre Haute against seven other communities for a project involving $30 to $50 million in equipment, 25 to 35 jobs, and an average wage of $31.64 an hour — figures the company itself has not yet finalized. 1:10:49 — open the recording, cued to 1 hour 10 minutes 49 seconds
More from the record
- Briefing framing1:10:37 (1 hour 10 minutes 37 seconds)
- Coming to council in coming months1:11:52 (1 hour 11 minutes 52 seconds)
Outcome
No abatement was voted on; this was a briefing, and a formal request is expected in the coming months
No abatement was voted on tonight; this was a briefing on the EDC's process and an early look at a project still being evaluated.
This summary was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by an editor against the recording and documents linked above. Nothing publishes without a resolvable source.