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21 - Resolution Terminating Paris Regional Medical Center Tax Abatement
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Item No. 21 <br />TO: City Council <br />John Godwin, City Manager <br />FROM: Stephanie H. Harris, City Attorney <br />SUBJECT: Tax Abatement Agreement between the City of Paris and Paris Regional Medical <br />Center. <br />DATE: December 5, 2018 <br />BACKGROUND: The city entered into a Tax Abatement Agreement with Paris Regional <br />Medical Center in 2012 under which PRMC was to make certain improvements to both their <br />Northward Bound campus and their South Campus. The terms of the Agreement required that <br />PRMC operate both campuses as acute care hospitals during the term of the Agreement. In <br />2017, PRMC closed the geriatric psychiatric unit at the South Campus, and in 2018 the company <br />operating the long-term acute care facility at the South Campus closed its facility, and PRMC <br />closed the hospital license for the South Campus. There is no acute care hospital in operation at <br />the South Campus at this time, and PRMC is thus in default under the Agreement. <br />STATUS OF ISSUE: On September 5, 2018, as provided by the Agreement, the city provided <br />PRMC with a notice of default giving PRMC 60 days to cure its breach of the Agreement. <br />Thereafter, PRMC filed a lawsuit requesting a temporary restraining order and injunction <br />prohibiting Council from terminating the Agreement and requesting a declaratory judgment that <br />PRMC is not in default under the Agreement. To date, the city has not been served with either <br />the lawsuit or a TRO. As the 60 day cure period expired in early November and PRMC did not <br />cure, Council may now consider terminating the Agreement. Should Council terminate the <br />Agreement, PRMC would owe the city all taxes that would have been owed but for the <br />Agreement along with penalties and interest as allowed by the Texas Tax Code. The attached <br />resolution would terminate the Agreement. <br />BUDGET: According to the Chief Appraiser of the Lamar County Appraisal District, taxes, <br />penalties and interest up through the 2018 tax year that would be due but for the Agreement run <br />to approximately $1,137,000.00. <br />
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