Economic development: tax increment financing; water resource improvement authorities; modify. Amends secs. 703, 705 & 710 of 2018 PA 57 (MCL 125.4703 et seq.).
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- Passed House
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Overview
This bill modifies the Michigan Tax Increment Financing Act to clarify how tax increment revenues are calculated and to expand the scope of water resource improvement authorities. It defines key terms like ‘operations,’ ‘parcel,’ and ‘public facility,’ and outlines the authority’s ability to create and operate districts for water resource improvement and access to inland lakes. The bill also addresses how tax increment revenues are determined, excluding certain taxes and specifying the types of properties subject to capture.
Key provisions
- Defines key terms related to tax increment financing and water resource improvement.
- Clarifies the calculation of tax increment revenues, excluding specific types of taxes.
- Establishes the criteria for creating a water resource improvement district.
- Outlines the authority’s powers to plan, construct, and maintain public facilities and water resource improvements.
- Allows for interlocal agreements between municipalities with authorities.
- Requires the development of a water resource management plan.
- Specifies the types of projects the authority can undertake to improve water quality and access to waterways.
- Addresses the use of grants and donations for water resource improvement projects.
Who is affected
- Local municipalities
- Taxing jurisdictions
- Property owners
- Developers
- State government (through tax revenue implications)
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