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David Halligan
Role as stated in the records: “Co-Founder” in the mayor's letter of support; “Manager” in the signature block of the reimbursement agreement
Appears In
Documents
- Undated Project Hawkeye Initial Concept (Developer Presentation)
- Expense Reimbursement and Pledge Agreement with Datawatt Hyperscale
- Mayor's Letter of Support for Project Hawkeye
Timeline Entries (21)
- Halligan Sends the Mayor Three Zoom Messages in Nine Minutes in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 6-9
- City Sends Wire Instructions; Developer's Representative Says a $150,015 Wire Is Ready in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 10
- City Attorney Adds Repayment Language; the Developer Signs the Agreement in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 37
- City Attorney Tells the Developer's Lawyer the Mayor Met With the Developer About the Agreement in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 37-39
- Developer Accepts the $150,000 Deposit but Asks for Escrow and Monthly Statements in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 39
- Developer's Lawyers Set Up a Call With the City Attorney in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 156-158
- Halligan Emails the City Attorney an “NPMS Public Viewer” Pipeline Map in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 163-164
- City Staff Sets Up a Group Zoom Called “The Discussions” in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 165-166
- Developer's Team Accepts Invitations to a Meeting Scheduled by the City in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 167-168
- JLL Asks About Annexation and Zoning Timing; City Attorney Asks About Power and Water Plans in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 171-173
- City Shares Sanitary Sewer Capacity Figures With Datawatt's Engineer in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 191
- Datawatt's Engineer Asks the City About Water, Sewer, Costs and Incentives in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 194-196
- Mayor Sends the Letter of Support to Datawatt in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 198-201
- JLL Sends the Mayor a Draft Letter of Support and Asks for It by Thursday in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 202
- Datawatt Tells the City ComEd Power Could Take More Than Six Years in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 311
- City Staff and JLL Schedule a Water and Sewer Call in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 219-220
- City Finds Another Sewer Path; Datawatt Weighs a $1 Million ComEd Deposit in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 304-305
- Datawatt Asks About Water and Sewer Routes; City Says Annexation Is Preferred in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 284-292
- City Attorney Sets Up a Development Discussion With Datawatt's Team in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 295-296
- Developer's Project Brief: Job, Investment and Tax Estimates in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 232-242
- Datawatt Sends the City Its Project Brief and Asks About Incentives in City Communications About Project Hawkeye, 2024 Through August 31, 2026, pp. 227
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