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Schertz Approves Up to $1.5M for Hollingsworth, Amends Lost Pines Deal

The six-year commitment puts public economic-development money behind a local relocation and expansion; a separate vote amended the Lost Pines incentive.

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Schertz residents now have up to $1.5 million in public incentive spending to track over six years for Hollingsworth Logistics Group’s relocation and expansion of its local operations.

The council approved Resolution 26-R-105 authorizing an economic-development performance agreement with Hollingsworth Logistics Group LLC. The official meeting recording establishes that action after council returned from its Sept. 15 closed session.

The council approved Resolution 26-R-103 authorizing the amended economic-development incentive for Lost Pines Schertz Operations LLC. Before the meeting, the official agenda identified the two closed-session prospects as Las P Schertz Operations and Project Holly.

Draft Aug. 27 minutes in the Schertz Economic Development Corporation packet show the board recommended the Hollingsworth agreement to City Council in a 5-0 vote. The board also unanimously recommended a second amendment to its performance agreement with Las P Schertz Operations LLC.

The executed agreements are the next records needed to verify payment schedules, performance benchmarks and recapture provisions. Readers can inspect the Sept. 15 agenda for the closed-session notice and possible-action items. Comal.News’ full meeting recap covers the council’s other decisions, while the earlier agenda guide shows what was proposed before the meeting.

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Public-money recordHollingsworth Incentive: Up to $1.5 Million Over Six Years
Draft Schertz Economic Development Corporation minutes describe the maximum grant as support for the company’s relocation and expansion of its Schertz operations.
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The Sept. 24 SEDC packet contains draft Aug. 27 minutes describing the Hollingsworth incentive.

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