London Proper Infrastructure Reimbursement Agreement (26-0614)
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Resolution authorizing a Development Agreement for Subzone B, Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number 7, for the use of 50% of annual tax increment revenue to reimburse eligible public infrastructure costs associated with the development of London Proper.
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Check TIRZ board sign-off on this infrastructure deal
Context: Item 9 was withdrawn April 28 per Deputy City Manager Rodriguez's announcement, then returned as Item 10 and passed 9-0 on the May 5 consent agenda.
Recommended: Verify the TIRZ No. 7 board of directors formally recommended this development agreement before council approval — the item was pulled from the agenda, then returned a week later to pass unanimously on consent with no public discussion, a fast path that can skip the zone board's required recommendation step.
Contact the developer directly for TIRZ 7 infrastructure work
Context: The approved agreement funds public infrastructure costs for a specific development through reimbursement of 50% of annual tax increment revenue, per the May 5 consent item passed 9-0.
Recommended: Don't wait for a city RFP on the public infrastructure tied to this TIRZ No. 7 agreement — these reimbursement deals typically have the developer build and get repaid from tax increment revenue, so the construction contract comes from the developer, not a competitive city bid.
Request the TIRZ No. 7 reimbursement agreement terms
Context: Item 10 passed 9-0 on the May 5 consent agenda as one of two TIRZ No. 7 development agreements each granting 50% of annual tax increment revenue for infrastructure costs.
Recommended: If you have a project inside TIRZ No. 7, request the executed agreement now — city staff just set a precedent of reimbursing 50% of annual tax increment revenue toward public infrastructure costs, and future applicants will likely be held to the same split.
Ask why this infrastructure deal jumped to consent
Context: Item 9 was withdrawn April 28 per Rodriguez's announcement, then returned as Item 10 and passed 9-0 on the May 5 consent agenda without separate discussion.
Recommended: Ask the city why an item Deputy City Manager Rodriguez pulled and postponed on April 28 came back nine days later, renumbered, and passed 9-0 on the consent agenda with zero discussion — request the staff memo or agreement redline showing what changed between the two meetings.
Approach the city manager's office, not council, on TIRZ 7
Context: Deputy City Manager Rodriguez announced the postponement of Item 9 on April 28; the same item returned as Item 10 and passed 9-0 on the May 5 consent agenda.
Recommended: If you represent another TIRZ No. 7 applicant, take your ask to the City Manager's office rather than individual council members — Deputy City Manager Rodriguez was the one who pulled this item on April 28 and cleared it for the consent agenda where it passed 9-0 without a single council question.
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Resolution authorizing a Development Agreement for Subzone B, Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number 7, for the use of 50% of annual tax increment revenue to reimburse eligible public infrastructure costs associated with the development of London Proper.
Vote: 9 for, 0 against
Authorize development agreement for Subzone B, TIRZ 7, for London Proper
Resolution authorizing a Development Agreement for Subzone B, Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number 7, for the use of 50% of annual tax increment revenue to reimburse eligible public infrastructure costs associated with the development of London Proper.
Vote: 0 for, 0 against
withdrawn
Deputy City Manager Rodriguez announced item postponed until next council meeting; minutes record item as withdrawn