Pflugerville Pens Deal with Typhoon Texas to Open Water Park
Style Magazine Newswire | 3/3/2017, 12:53 p.m.
Source: Austin American Statesman
After weeks of negotiation, a deal has been struck between the Pflugerville City Council, the city’s economic development arm and Typhoon Texas to have the company operate the water park previously run by Hawaiian Falls. At a Jan. 3 special meeting, the City Council and Pflugerville Community Development Corporation unanimously approved terms for a two-year ground and operating lease agreement for the Pflugerville water park located along Texas 130. The agreement includes options for Typhoon to renew the lease in 10-year increments up to 2038, officials said. The finalization of terms comes after a Dec. 28 special meeting where an agreement could not be reached and negotiations continued until the January meeting.
Also of interest
-
Notice of Special Emergency Item to be Considered by the City Council of the City of Houston
-
Mayor Turner Paves Way for Negotiations to Bring to Houston a Hemispheric Operations Base for Chinese Maker of Airport Equipment
-
Governor Greg Abbott Names Chair And Appoints Seven To Sulphur River Basin Authority Board of Directors
-
Congressional leaders strike deal on appropriations bills and stopgap funding measure
-
Microsoft and Activision extend their deal deadline
