Sugar Land Development Corporation
Sugar Land Development Corporation was approved by City Council and established as a non-profit corporation in April 1993. The Corporation was created to promote, assist and enhance economic development activities in the City of Sugar Land.
The Corporation is managed by a board of seven directors, serving two-year terms, responsible for reviewing and making recommendations on the economic development policy needs of the City of Sugar Land such as strategic partnerships, incentive guidelines, annual budgets and project selection and funding. The Board is charged with developing, preparing and submitting an Economic Development Plan for approval by City Council, which includes short- and long-term objectives of the Corporation, guidelines on the use of tax funds received and procedures on how the use of funds will be determined.
Smart Financial Performing Arts Center instead
City Capital Improvement Projects
Sugar Land Town Square Infrastructure
Sugar Land Regional Airport Expansion
University of Houston - Sugar Land Campus
Member |
Position |
Term Expiring |
|---|---|---|
Carol McCutcheon |
President |
May 2021 |
Jennifer Lane |
Vice President |
May 2020 |
Himesh Gandhi |
2-Year Term |
May 2020 |
Joe Zimmerman |
2-Year Term |
May 2020 |
Naushad Kermally |
2-Year Term |
May 2021 |
Stewart Jacobson |
2-Year Term |
May 2021 |
Steve Porter |
2-Year Term |
May 2021 |
Sugar Land 4B Corporation
Sugar Land 4B Corporation was approved by City Council and established as a non-profit corporation in February 1995. The Corporation was created to promote, assist and enhance economic development activities and quality of life opportunities within the City of Sugar Land and to encourage economic development as authorized by the act.
The Corporation is managed by a board of seven directors, serving two-year terms, responsible for developing and preparing an Economic Development Plan in accordance with policies or directives established by the City Council. The plan, which is submitted to City Council for approval, includes short- and long-term objectives of the corporation and guidelines on the use of sales tax funds received, which may include municipal facilities, parks, museums, stadiums, parking facilities and other facilities both private and public.
University of Houston - Sugar Land Campus
Sugar Land Town Square Infrastructure
Houston Museum of Natural Science-Sugar Land
Constellation Field Minor League Ballpark
Member |
Position |
Term Expiring |
|---|---|---|
Sharon Saunders |
President |
Sept. 2020 |
Aftab Ghesani |
Vice President |
Sept. 2020 |
Steve Porter |
2-Year Term |
Sept. 2020 |
Amy Suhl |
2-Year Term |
Sept. 2020 |
Carol McCutcheon |
2-Year Term |
Sept. 2021 |
Naushad Kermally |
2-Year Term |
Sept. 2021 |
Billy Atkinson |
2-Year Term |
Sept. 2021 |
SL4B Joint CIP Program
The SL4B Joint CIP Program is an opportunity to enhance the community through projects initiated by community based organizations for public improvements in which SL4B participation will increase the quality or scope and/or decrease time of development.