Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation Meeting Of The Directors
The meeting included several key actions. The board adopted revised 2026 Procurement Guidelines and 2026 Property Disposition Guidelines, including the appointment of a contracting officer. Additionally, the Corporation authorized a five-year permit for the use and occupancy of state-owned property from the New York State Department of Transportation for surface parking access. The Directors also approved a contract amendment for facilities management services at the Buffalo waterfront, an amendment for architectural and engineering design services for the Buffalo Cruise Terminal Improvements Project, the engagement of a consultant for asset valuation and sponsorship strategy, and two construction contracts for the Terminal B Safety Improvements Project covering site and electrical work.
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Empire State New Market Corporation Meeting Of The Directors
The Directors reviewed several New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) projects. The Board approved a NMTC sub-allocation to finance infrastructure and operational costs for Harvest Prime, a food distribution business, and authorized the sub-allocation of NMTCs for three rural Walgreens locations to maintain operations. Additionally, the Board authorized a contract amendment for accounting services with CohnReznick, LLP, and reviewed a proposed project for the construction of a multi-service community facility for the Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens, which included the approval of a General Project Plan and NMTC financing.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting
Empire State New Market Corporation Meeting Of The Directors
The Directors reviewed and approved several items, including the operating budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. They authorized the execution of an allocation agreement and the formation of five additional subsidiary community development entities. Additionally, the board approved sub-allocations of federal new markets tax credits to finance equipment, inventory, and working capital for a new Bogopa food store in the Inwood neighborhood of New York City and for the rehabilitation of the historic Lincoln Recovery Center in the Bronx.
