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Monday, January 24, 2011

Tri-County Council Bldg - Former Comtech Bldg.

Here we go again - another private sector building taken over by local government and improvements being financed with State funds.  You'll notice that the language of the bill includes language that will allow public funding for A&E services.  This is only the beginning of a bottomless pit that is laced with hard earned taxpayers dollars.  It is also yet another example of  another private sector building and lands being confiscated by government expansion.  It is no wonder our State is in the financial condition that it finds itself in. 
I hope SBYnews blows the lid off of these type of closed door governmental scams.  Taxpayers of Wicomico, Somerset, & Worcester County - take heed!



HOUSE BILL 85

Bill is in the House - First Reading Appropriations

File Code: State Debt (Bond Bills)


Sponsored By:
Delegates Conway and Cane

Entitled:
Creation of a State Debt - Wicomico County - Tri-County Multi-Purpose Center


Sponsored By:
Delegates Conway and Cane


Entitled:
Creation of a State Debt - Wicomico County - Tri-County Multi-Purpose Center


Synopsis:



History by Legislative and Calendar DateExplain Legislative Date and Calendar Date
Any actions occurring today are available in the proceedings and hearing schedule

House Action
1/21
First Reading Appropriations
Senate Action
No Action
Legislative date is used to record history occurring in the Chambers otherwise Calendar date is used.


Sponsored by:





Bill indexed under the following Subjects:


Delegate Norman H. Conway, District 38B
Delegate Rudolph C. Cane, District 37A

Community Development
State Bonds
Tri-County Council
Wicomico County
As a general rule - the A&E fees usually run anywhere from 3% - 5% of the overall construction cost of the improvement.  If the state legislative grant amount is $300,000 - then extrapolating that figure would give a general construction cost estimate for the renovation of the former Comtec facility at about 10,000,000 taxpayers dollars.
I wonder how this will bode with Wicomico, Worcester, & Somerset County residents during this time of so called budget crisis. 

1 comment:

Beezer said...

Let's see - The House Bill allows a grant for A/E fees in the amount of $300,000. Generally - A/E fees range in the amount of about 3% of the construction costs. So that means that Wicomico is going to have to come up with 10 million dollars in order to finance the improvements to the former Comtec facility.

Woe - that's not chicken feed in any economy!