The city is shrinking the boundary of a business development area to make it easier for a new housing project to get its taxes sorted out by the county.
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Removing property from the CDA will result in less tax revenue collected by the city.
The developer and the county, as it allows the subdivision to proceed and simplifies tax assessment.
The city and other taxing entities, as they will receive less tax increment revenue from the removed acreage.
The city is adjusting the boundaries of a commercial development area to match the actual path of a new road. This helps the county accurately tax the properties involved.
The city is updating its development plan for the Business Center to include more housing. This helps the city pay for infrastructure projects faster while keeping the project on track with current market demand.
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