Hoover council debate over tax incentives gets contentious
Council President John Lyda called out the developer of Stadium Trace Village for having a felony conviction in his past and said he didn't want to do business with a convicted felon.
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Council President John Lyda called out the developer of Stadium Trace Village for having a felony conviction in his past and said he didn't want to do business with a convicted felon.
The new proposal would include up to $30 million in tax rebates and puts a performing arts center back on the table.
Broad Metro, a commercial real estate development company, has announced that its Stadium Trace development project in Hoover is progressing smoothly. The company said Thursday that it is set to begin Phase 2 of the project pending the approval of a Letter of Intent filed by Broad Metro with the Hoover City Council.
Broad Metro LLC, an Alabama commercial real estate development company owned by Hoover resident William Kadish, has officially signed a lease agreement with Village Green DevelopmentĀ to create a new, top entertainment venue in the Hoover area.
The development would include an entertainment venue.