Examples of Economic Impact Plan in a sentence
Upon receipt of the Application from the Board, the City Council may take one of three actions: (i) reject the Application and return it to the Board, (ii) return the Application to the Board to request more information from the Applicant as specified by City Council, or (iii) approve the Resolution of Intent to consider an Economic Impact Plan relating to the Application.
The Plan Area is hereby declared to be subject to this Economic Impact Plan, and the Project is hereby identified as the project that will be located within the Plan Area.
In addition to the fees described above, the Applicant is responsible for payment of the Board’s counsel fees and other expenses incurred by the Board with respect to the Application, the Economic Impact Plan, the Development Agreement and all other aspects of the Tax Increment Incentive, as applied to the Applicant, including, without limitation, the cost of any economic impact study and/or financial review deemed advisable by the Board.
The review shall include, but not be limited to, the following considerations: the purpose of the request; experience of the Applicant; description of the Project to be located in the area that would be the subject of the Economic Impact Plan (the “Plan Area”); proposed sources of funds to pay the Project; and evidence of the financial capability of the Applicant to undertake the Project.
The maximum amount of Gross Tax Increment Revenues of the County allocable to support a Tax Increment Incentive shall be as is approved by the County Commission if the Economic Impact Plan is submitted to the County for approval.
If adopted, the Resolution of Intent will instruct the Board to prepare and submit to City Council an Economic Impact Plan as requested by the Application.
Such documentation shall include, without limitation, a Development Agreement with the Applicant that will incorporate the specific terms of the Tax Increment Incentive and will require the Applicant to undertake the Project identified in the Economic Impact Plan consistent with the Applicant’s Application.
Accordingly, the Applicant will be obligated to develop the Project substantially in accordance with the Economic Impact Plan and the Applicant’s Application, and the Development Agreement will document that obligation.
If the Board receives a Resolution of Intent from the City Council and, if applicable, County Commission, the Board may prepare, with input from the Applicant, a proposed Economic Impact Plan for the Board’s consideration.
IfCounty Commission disapproves the Application or does not consider the Application in a timely manner, the City Council may reconsider the Application and adopt another Resolution of Intent instructing the Board to prepare and submit an Economic Impact Plan that only affects City taxes.