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The Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Commission is an advisory body
whose purpose is to consider proposals for redevelopment areas
utilizing tax increment financing. The TIF Commission is composed of
nine members: six individuals appointed by the Mayor, two individuals
appointed by the school districts which have territory within the
redevelopment area, and one individual appointed to represent all
other taxing districts in which the redevelopment area is located.
A proposal to establish a TIF district must contain the following
elements: a specific, defined redevelopment area; one or more
redevelopment projects within the redevelopment area; and a
redevelopment plan detailing how tax increment financing will be used
to implement the proposed project.
TIF proposals are presented to the TIF Commission for their review and
consideration in open meetings. Following the TIF Commission's review
and deliberation, which can take as long as the members feel is
necessary and must include a public hearing, the Commission makes a
recommendation to the City Council regarding the establishment of the
redevelopment area and the associated redevelopment plan and project.
The decision to establish the redevelopment area and implement the
redevelopment plan is made by the City Council.
The TIF Commission does not meet on a fixed, regular schedule. The
Commission is convened whenever a viable TIF proposal is received by
the City. The Commission generally meets several times to consider a
TIF proposal. The members determine the dates and times of their
meetings. All meetings of the TIF Commission are posted in City Hall
in advance and are open to the public.
Members are:
| Ann Hazelwood |
Matt Brown |
| Thomas Houska |
Rebecca Craig |
| Thomas Boschert |
Bob Houck |
| David Arns |
Bernie Weinrich |
| Phyllis Schneider |
Mick Wills |
| Matt Johannesman |
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Mayor