The city now plans 200 new homes through its Housing Innovation District, backed by $2 million in state funding. A tax increment financing plan could generate up to $182 million over 30 years for streets, sewers, parks and other improvements.
The city now plans 200 new homes through its Housing Innovation District, backed by $2 million in state funding.
A tax increment financing plan could generate up to $182 million over 30 years for streets, sewers, parks and other improvements.
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The city now plans 200 new homes through its Housing Innovation District, backed by $2 million in state funding. A tax increment financing plan could generate up to $182 million over 30 years for streets, sewers, parks and other improvements.
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