Summary
The council started forming an EIFD that could capture up to $230 million in future property tax growth to fund infrastructure in the 710 corridor and specific plan areas — no new taxes, but a long-term commitment. Madison abstained, wanting community outreach on the 710 first.
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Last discussed Jun 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could channel up to $230 million in future property tax growth into local infrastructure over decades.
Underinvested specific plan areas and the future 710 development get a dedicated funding stream.
Madison argued 710-area property owners and stakeholders could see their tax increment committed before a community vision exists.
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City Council Meeting: - Jun 15, 2026
The council started forming an EIFD to capture future property tax growth — potentially $115–230 million — around the 710 corridor and specific plan areas to fund infrastructure and affordable housing. It's not a new tax, and final formation comes in December after public hearings.
City Council Meeting: (Audio Description) - Jun 15, 2026
The council started forming an EIFD that could capture up to $230 million in future property tax growth to fund infrastructure in the 710 corridor and specific plan areas — no new taxes, but a long-term commitment. Madison abstained, wanting community outreach on the 710 first.
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