Local Business Incentive Presentation 5-26-11
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The document outlines various economic development incentives available from the City of San Angelo Development Corporation, including job creation grants, loan participation, and land/infrastructure grants to help businesses. It also discusses revitalization incentives available from Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones and HUD funds, including facade grants, asbestos abatement incentives, and more. Finally, it mentions the Concho Valley Business Incubator and resources available to entrepreneurial companies through business support and shared office services.
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