This podcast contains comments from the October 1, 2024 Brazos County commission meeting.

Brazos County commissioners agree to divert the county's portion of future property tax money in the north section of downtown Bryan.

That is associated with an undisclosed economic development project from the Bryan city council.

County judge Duane Peters provided information about the county's involvement during the commission's October 1st meeting, in response to a citizen's question about the county paying for a new parking garage.

County documents say the creation of 300 parking spaces would serve a new development along Bryan Avenue between 22nd and Martin Luther King, Jr. Street.

The Bryan city council during its October regular meeting, approved without public comment the interlocal agreement with Brazos County and an eighth amendment to the tax increment reinvestment zone (TIRZ) where this development will take place.

Click HERE to read and download the interlocal agreement approved by the Brazos County commission and the Bryan city council.

Click HERE to read and download the Bryan city council's approval of the eighth amendment to the TIRZ that is associated with the city-county interlocal agreement.

Click HERE to read and download Bryan city council background information about amendments to the downtown Bryan TIRZ.

Click HERE to read and download the city of Bryan's document establishing the downtown TIRZ in August 2009.