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2 Take Infill Score & Develop Action Plan Truckee Railyard Partnership Downtown Specific Plan & EIR 25k Grant from CCLR Proactive Predevelopment Sustainable Communities Grant & Load Program 350k EIFD Potential? Search Sign Out Created Truckee Railyard Partnership - State -Town - Developer Goals Priorities Actions Progress Concept plan by Holliday Development Affordable Housing & Sustainable Communities $8 million Community Based Master Plan Unanimous Building Prototype Gold Nugget Award EIR Cleanup
3 Take Infill Score & Develop Action Plan Search Sign Out Goals Priorities Actions Progress
4 [UN]Shelve & Activate Your Plan 4
5 Infill & Revitalization Search Sign Out Goals Priorities Actions Progress
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8 Community Investment
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10 Take Infill Score & Develop Action Plan Search Sign Out Goals Priorities Actions Progress
11 Infill Ready?
12 Take Infill Score & Develop Action Plan Search Sign Out Goals Priorities Actions Progress
13 Explore EIFD - Network - Share Resources Search Sign Out Goals Priorities Actions Progress
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16 Redirect future incremental increases in property tax revenue, to be reinvested in a place. 16
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20 Primary participants in EIFDs are cities/towns, counties and special districts EIFDs do not automatically get all incremental property taxes - Each public agency/district must agree to the amount of tax increment they will contribute EIFDs cannot take revenue from: K-12 school districts Community college districts County offices of education 20
21 Facilities need not be physically located within the boundaries of the district. BUT any facilities financed outside the district must have a tangible connection to the work of the district. Up to 10% of tax increment generated in the first 24 months of the EIFD may be used for planning and public education activities. 21
22 Source: Centro & Town of Mammoth Lakes Considerations -Boundaries -Taxing Authority Participation -Engagement -Timelines -Governance 22
23 Primary participants in (E)IFDs are cities/towns, counties and special districts (E)IFDs do not automatically get all incremental property taxes Each public agency/district must agree to the amount of tax increment they will contribute (E)IFDs cannot take revenue from: K-12 school districts Community college districts County offices of education 23
24 1. Multi-Jurisdiction
25 Rapid Assessment of EIFD opportunities Type, Opportunity Sites, % Rev. Share, Gap/Needs
26 1. Multi-Jurisdiction
27 2. City-Wide
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29 2. Redevelopment 2.0
30 2. Redevelopment 2.0
31 3. Focused Area
32 3. Focused Area
33 4. Targeted Opportunity Sites non contiguous
34 4. Targeted Opportunity Sites -non contiguous
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36 Redevelopment Replacement? 458 EIFD Opportunity Revenue Share Number of Cities by Category Greater than 20% GO! 45 Lock in Increment 15% to 19.9% Start! 50 Assess/Study Alternatives 9% to 14.9% WARNING! 198 Reach out to Taxing Entities Less Than 9% STOP! 185 Negotiate Increment Sharing
37 Create EIFD now & lock in Increment Fresno San Diego Truckee Livermore Lodi 458 EIFD Opportunity Revenue Share Number of Cities by Category Greater than 20% GO! 45 Lock in Increment
38 Create EIFD Assess/Study Alternatives San Francisco Sacramento Pleasanton 458 EIFD Opportunity Revenue Share Number of Cities by Category 15% to 19.9% Start! 50 Assess/Study Alternatives
39 Create EIFD Reach Out to Other Tax Entities Rancho Cordova, Bakersfield, Clovis, Mountain View, Visalia, Davis, Salinas, Porterville, Hanford, Madera, Morro Bay, Reedley, Merced, San Jose EIFD Opportunity Revenue Share Number of Cities by Category 9% to 14.9% WARNING! 198 Reach out to Taxing Entities
40 Negotiate Increment Sharing Corcoran Kerman Palm Desert 458 EIFD Opportunity Revenue Share Number of Cities by Category Less Than 9% STOP! 185 Negotiate Increment Sharing
41 Redevelopment Replacement? EIFD Opportunity Revenue Share Number of Cities by Category Greater than 20% GO! 45 Lock in Increment 15% to 19.9% Start! 50 Assess/Study Alternatives 9% to 14.9% WARNING! 198 Reach out to Taxing Entities Less Than 9% STOP! 185 Negotiate Increment Sharing
42 Redirect future incremental increases in property tax revenue, to be reinvested in a place. 42
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