File #: 18-2849    Version: 1 Name: Resolution - A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Mansfield, Texas, Approving an Economic Development and Performance Agreement by and Between The Mansfield Economic Development Corporation (“MEDC”) and TJM Research, LLC and MCREHCO Holdings,
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 8/28/2018 In control: City Council
On agenda: 9/10/2018 Final action: 9/10/2018
Title: Resolution - A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Mansfield, Texas, Approving an Economic Development and Performance Agreement by and Between The Mansfield Economic Development Corporation (“MEDC”) and TJM Research, LLC and MCREHCO Holdings, LLC and Authorizing Its Execution by The President of The MEDC; and Providing an Effective Date
Sponsors: Clayton Chandler, Richard Nevins
Attachments: 1. Resolution, 2. TJM ED Performance Agreement

Title

Resolution - A Resolution of the City Council  of the City of Mansfield, Texas, Approving an Economic Development and Performance Agreement by and Between The Mansfield Economic Development Corporation (“MEDC”) and TJM Research, LLC and MCREHCO Holdings, LLC and Authorizing Its Execution by The President of The MEDC; and Providing an Effective Date

 

Requested Action

Consider approval of Economic Development Agreement with TJM Research, LLC and MCREHCO Holdings, LLC

 

Recommendation

Staff recommends approval of Economic Development Agreement with TJM Research, LLC and MCREHCO Holdings, LLC

 

Description/History

Thomas J. Martin, PhD, owner of TJM Research, LLC and former employee of Chemguard in Mansfield has acquired an approximate one acre parcel of land located at 605 S. 6th Avenue. He is considering constructing a 2,500 sq.ft. office / warehouse at this location for his chemical research and development company known as TJM Research. The anticipated capital investment for the facility is $320,000. He expects to create 4 R&D jobs with salaries ranging from $50K to $80K in the next 5 years. He is seeking reimbursement of $8,000 for the cost of a retention pond and fire hydrant.

 

The MEDC Board elected to reimburse actual cost of the retention pond and fire hydrant not to exceed $8,000 at the August 7th MEDC Board meeting.

 

TJM said they may build an additional 7,500 sq. ft and hire more employees at some point in the future depending on how the business grows.

 

 

Justification

This project would assist a local Mansfield resident in growing a new business and generate additional tax revenue.

 

Funding Source

4A

 

Prepared By

Richard Nevins, Assistant Director, 817-728-3652