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Commission to Vote on Economic Impact Plan, Certificate of Compliance
Posted on December 12, 2012
In addition to the election of the new commissioner, the Giles County Commission will look at two other items of business at their Wednesday, December 19, meeting.
The Commission will vote whether to approve the economic impact plan so that a tax increment district can be set up to pay for the financing of a Hampton Inn and two restaurants. These businesses are to be located on three acres along West College Street. It is expected that 200 temporary jobs will be created during the construction and, ultimately, 120 permanent jobs will be created.
The county will vote whether to approve a certificate of compliance for the TennSouth Distillery in Lynnville. The certificate is needed so that the business can sell alcoholic beverages on the premises.
Because next week’s session will be a called meeting, only items on the agenda will be discussed.
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