September 24, 2014 at 1:02 a.m.
GENEVA — A preliminary drawing of the boundaries of a proposed tax increment financing (TIF) district will go through a round of revisions to add more property.
The first meeting of the Geneva Redevelopment Commission convened Tuesday evening to discuss the first stages of creating a TIF district, including the election of officers and a definition of its boundaries.
Commission member Bill Warren presented members with a rough draft of what the district could look like. A drawing made of connected blocks winding through town and encapsulating Red Gold’s current building as well as its proposed expansion, members wanted to see more of the north side of town included.
For full coverage of the meeting, read Wednesday’s edition of The Commercial Review.
The first meeting of the Geneva Redevelopment Commission convened Tuesday evening to discuss the first stages of creating a TIF district, including the election of officers and a definition of its boundaries.
Commission member Bill Warren presented members with a rough draft of what the district could look like. A drawing made of connected blocks winding through town and encapsulating Red Gold’s current building as well as its proposed expansion, members wanted to see more of the north side of town included.
For full coverage of the meeting, read Wednesday’s edition of The Commercial Review.
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