Expands the law to include the preservation of regionally significant projects with respect to agencies drawing on funds for new building projects.
Expands the law to include the preservation of regionally significant projects with respect to agencies drawing on funds for new building projects. A regionally significant project is defined as a location or facility where the agency board determines, based on an independent third-party analysis, that the project will attract a significant number of visitors from outside the economic development region and serve public purposes by preserving permanent, regionally significant projects.
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