Examples of IDB Act in a sentence
The list of eligible Projects is included in Section 7-53-101(15) of the IDB Act.
However, in the absence of unusual or extenuating circumstances acceptable to the Board and the City, Projects that are substantially residential or are multifamily housing facilities under Section 7-53-101(15)(x) of the IDB Act will not qualify as an eligible Project for purposes of an Economic Impact Plan.
Such approval, if provided, shall be undertaken by resolution of the applicable governing body in accordance with the IDB Act and TIF Uniformity Act.
Notice of the public hearing shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Hamilton County at least two weeks prior to the date of the public hearing, as required by Section 7-53-312(g) of the IDB Act.
The Committee will advise the Board whether the Application and the proposed Economic Impact Plan comply with the IDB Act and these Policies, and is, therefore, qualified to be considered for submission to City Council and/or County Commission for approval.
In 2004, the Tennessee General Assembly amended the IDB Act to vest industrial development corporations with the authority to utilize tax increment incentives to assist with the financing or payment of costs associated with certain eligible projects.
After such public hearing, if the Board determines that the economic impact plan substantially complies with the IDB Act and these Policies and Procedures, it will submit the economic impact plan to the County Commission and, if applicable, the governing body of the City for consideration and approval.
The Board, in its discretion, shall determine whether to make calculations of tax increment revenues on the basis of each parcel within the Plan Area or on an aggregate basis as permitted by the IDB Act and the Uniformity Act and shall make such determination prior to the closing of the tax increment incentive.
For purposes of the IDB Act, the term "project" includes the types of facilities that are typical economic development projects, such as manufacturing and warehousing facilities.
The Tennessee General Assembly has also enacted Section 7-53-316 of the IDB Act, which authorizes the use of certain incremental sales tax revenues to supplement Tax Increment Revenues in connection with the development of certain brownfield sites.