County Commissioners Face Full Agenda

Delaware County Commissioners, now back to full strength after several months, face a full Agenda for Monday's regular meeting, including a motion to hire the Center for Economic Development Law" to establish a TIF (tax increment financing) district for the benefit of The Peninsula development on Monkey Island.
This item had previously been "no actioned" several weeks ago on the advice of the Assistant District Attorney, who said the commissioners must first establish a review committee per state law.
In this month's Chairman's Letter to Shangri-La members, Peter Boylan says "we are currently working with the Delaware County Commissioners who have expressed an interest in forming a TIF district and passing a lodging tax to facilitate the redevelopment for the benefit of the county and community. The approvals of these incentives remains vital for the redevelopment."
Other action includes a possible Executive Session to discuss the Paul Staten and Island Enterprises lawsuit against Delaware County, and the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission versus the Board of County Commissioners of Delaware County.
Motions to approve platting of several new subdivisions will be heard, including Mariner's Lookout, and Governors Retreat Phase III.