Money left over from projects near the Greenwood Municipal Airport is being spent on a machine that will clean airplane fuel.
Greenwood
is buying the city airport a machine to filter water and debris out of
airplane fuel so the gas can be sold or put back in a plane fuel tank
that needed repair.
The city redevelopment
commission agreed to spend $15,789 in tax-increment financing, or TIF,
money to buy the equipment for the Greenwood Municipal Airport.
The commission hadn’t spent all of the TIF money set aside for airport projects, such as removal of a water tower.
The airport also can earn
back in fuel sales the cost of the machine, so the purchase made sense,
redevelopment commission president Mike Tapp said.
Source: http://www.dailyjournal.net
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