Increment district definition
Increment district means an area created pursuant to the
Increment district means an area created pursuant to the provisions of the Local Development Act;
Increment district means the area and properties depicted and identified on Exhibit A to the Infrastructure Reimbursement Agreement to the extent that such properties are located within the City and the County.
More Definitions of Increment district
Increment district means the Property and may be expanded to include additional property added to the Development Property.
Increment district means Increment District No. 3, City of Muskogee, Oklahoma, as established by the Local Act, generally described an area bordered on the north by Shawnee Avenue (Highway 62), on the east by Chicago Street, on the west by North 11th Street, and on the south by Talladega Street. See Exhibit A for a map showing the Increment District. See Exhibit B for a legal description of the area of the Increment District.
Increment district means that certain tax increment financing district of the City, as may be established pursuant to the TIF Ordinance, generally comprising the Project Site and certain areas in the vicinity thereof
Increment district means Increment District No. 7, City of Enid, Oklahoma, as established by the Local Act, generally described as an area bordered on the north by the Burlington Northern Railroad mainline, on the east by 78th Street, on the west by 66th Street, and on the south by E. Owen K. Garriott Road (U.S. Highway 64/412). See Exhibit A for a map showing the Increment District. See Exhibit B for a legal description of the area of the Increment District.
Increment district means an area created pursuant to the provisions of the Local Development Act, Section 850 et seq. of
Increment district means an area created pursuant to the provisions of the
Increment district means the tax parcels described on the attached schedule of properties.