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The city is considering agreements for two new PIDs in the extraterritorial jurisdiction. These agreements often dictate how infrastructure and services are funded in new developments outside city limits.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days.
The agreements will likely outline how infrastructure costs are shared or funded within these new districts.
Developers and future residents of the Straus Medina and Sienna Lakes areas.
Hotel operators and property owners subject to district assessments.
The council is reviewing the reauthorization of the San Antonio Tourism Public Improvement District and downtown PID assessments to support local marketing, tourism promotion, and downtown cleanliness.
The city is considering agreements for two new PIDs in the extraterritorial jurisdiction. These agreements often dictate how infrastructure and services are funded in new developments outside city limits.
The city is looking at changing how the Midtown Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone board is set up. This could change who has a say in how tax dollars are spent on local improvements in that district.
Enables integrated site design for the mixed-use project while providing fair market revenue to the city's general fund.
This agreement will set the terms for how the city interacts with and provides services to this new development area.
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