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Industrial Development Authority

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0 active membersNext meeting Sep 8, 2026Last meeting Aug 11, 20269 summaries in 30d

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Aug 21, 2026

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Authority approves $500,000 land sale

Published Aug 21, 2026

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Briefing

Jun 9, 2026

Authority approves $500,000 land sale

The Industrial Development Authority approved selling two parcels at West Main Street and Bishop Road to the Lester Group for $500,000, a price confirmed to match the properties’ appraised value. The board also approved up to $54,420 for structural repairs at 624-626 North Main Street and authorized several property, financing, and development actions.

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Briefing

May 12, 2026

Authority Approves Housing Loans and Site Work

The authority approved two loans of up to $2 million each, including a workforce housing loan to 1700 W Main Street, LLC and a loan to Masonic Towers Redevelopment, LLC. It also approved up to $283,395 for repairs to make the 120 Cane Creek Boulevard building leasable, along with contracts totaling up to $115,250 for work at the Coleman site.

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Briefing

Apr 14, 2026

IDA Approves $45,455 Coleman Site Increase

The Industrial Development Authority approved a modified mitigation plan for the Coleman Project site requiring an additional $45,455 because of increased wetlands credit costs. The board also approved property transactions tied to a planned parking garage and mixed-use redevelopment, plus a ground lease for CDL instruction classes at 985 Lockett Drive.

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Briefing

Mar 10, 2026

IDA Approves Financing and Parking Plans

The Industrial Development Authority approved $2,651,815 in financing for downtown building redevelopment, repairs, and refinancing. It also approved plans for 35 to 50 parking spaces at $50 per space, acquired 645 Monument Street for a future parking structure, and authorized a $51,731 trailer for commercial driver training.

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Briefing

Feb 10, 2026

Authority approves two property-use agreements

The Industrial Development Authority unanimously approved two property-use resolutions: allowing Virginia Carolina Paving to stage construction equipment on a vacant Cane Creek Boulevard lot and authorizing Infinity Global to enter a sublease for part of 200 Kentuck Road.

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Briefing

Jan 13, 2026

IDA approves $1.7 million property improvements

The Industrial Development Authority approved construction services costing up to $1,698,565 to stabilize and improve 624-626 North Main Street, with all four members present voting in favor. It also approved a loan that will fund 80% of improvements at that property and 310-312 Main Street, using the properties as collateral.

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Briefing

Dec 9, 2025

Authority Advances Development Agreements

The Industrial Development Authority approved agreements supporting a prospective manufacturing project, including property purchase and lease arrangements, incentives tied to performance requirements, and a lease-revenue financing plan. The board also approved two City subleases totaling 22,566 square feet at the Dan River Falls building.

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Briefing

Oct 14, 2025

Authority Approves $985,109 Property Sale

The Industrial Development Authority approved selling 500 Stinson Drive to Overfinch North America Inc. for $985,109. The board also approved several site, construction, and property-improvement expenditures, including $52,700 for asbestos removal and demolition at 985 Lockett Drive.

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Briefing

Sep 9, 2025

IDA Approves Coleman Site Services Agreement

The Industrial Development Authority approved an agreement with Resource Environmental Solutions for services at the Coleman site, with costs capped at $2.5 million. The board also approved contracts, leases, property management, maintenance, demolition, and other development-related actions.

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