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City leaders are expanding the Midtown TIRS board and adding District 2 representation to give elected officials more say over major funding decisions. Residents pointed out that while the Pearl area has boomed, the investment is driving gentrification, making local oversight crucial as a $500 million extension to 2060 is considered.
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The proposed extension could divert $500 million from the general fund over 40 years.
The Midtown area and developers, with increased oversight intended to benefit current residents.
The general fund, which loses potential tax revenue.
The board is looking at spending $30 million on three major city landmarks. This could significantly improve local amenities but requires careful oversight of tax funds.
The city is looking at extending the Midtown TIRZ until 2060, which could move $500 million from the general fund. Residents want more oversight to ensure this money helps neighbors rather than just developers.
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