Proposition 3 potential impact on CRA revenues
Summary
Staff walked through a hypothetical 10% budget cut if tax reform passes in November. The big risk: capital projects get delayed because the CRA loses flexibility to execute on schedule.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
A modeled 10% cut would reduce capital projects and slow execution timelines.
No one directly — this is contingency planning.
If reform passes, CRA projects citywide could be delayed.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Community Redevelopment Advisory Board - Jul 23, 2026
Staff walked through a hypothetical 10% budget cut if tax reform passes in November. The big risk: capital projects get delayed because the CRA loses flexibility to execute on schedule.
Community Redevelopment Agency - Jul 22, 2026
State legislators keep introducing bills that could sunset or limit CRAs. Staff said the city works through the Florida League of Cities, the Florida Redevelopment Association, and its lobbyist to stay ahead of proposals.
Community Redevelopment Advisory Board - May 28, 2026
The governor's proposal to raise the homestead exemption to $250,000 could cut the city's general fund by an estimated $6 million and CRA increment revenue by roughly $800,000 — about 10%. Staff said FY 27 budgets can proceed, but new commitments may need to account for what could come in FY 28 if voters pass the ballot measure in November.
Community Redevelopment Advisory Board - Feb 26, 2026
Board members raised worries that a legislative tax issue could cut into CRA money. Budget director Peter Moore estimated roughly 15% of CRA revenue could be affected — about half the residential share of the tax increment.
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