Common use of Property Tax Protests Clause in Contracts

Property Tax Protests. If the Company or an Affiliate protests the value of the real or business personal property comprising the Project, and the property valuation is reduced as a result of a successful property tax protest, then the Project shall be re-evaluated to determine whether it is still revenue-positive for the City. If it is determined that the Project is no longer revenue-positive for the City, then the City may adjust the amount of the incentive to make the Project revenue positive. Protests merely for reasons to correct information, such as clerical or typographical errors, are permitted and not prohibited by this subsection.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Chapter 380 Business Expansion Agreement, Chapter 380 Business Expansion Agreement, 380 Business Expansion Agreement

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