State Road 100 CRA performance and sunset debate
Summary
The CRA is $839 million (74%) below its original taxable-value projections, and the mayor wants to sunset it now rather than in 2034. Other members argue it's finally producing results — the Promenade, a rehab hospital, mini golf — and should be kept as an economic development tool.
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Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $3 million a year in CRA tax increment; $96,770 for the study; roughly $5.1 million in outstanding CRA debt.
If kept: businesses and town center redevelopment; if sunset: the county keeps most of the redirected tax money and the city gets roughly a third back.
Critics say residents' general fund needs — like road paving funded partly from reserves — are shortchanged by the CRA's special district carve-out.
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