Residents urge council to avoid CRA/TIF subsidies as Hooper Crossings moves forward
Multiple residents at a public hearing urged the council to reject tax-increment/TIF or CRA subsidies and recommended developer-paid infrastructure or pioneering agreements; speakers warned diverting future tax revenue would harm schools and other taxing entities.
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Several residents and planning-commission members urged the Hooper City Council on Sept. 17 to proceed cautiously with any plan that would divert future property-tax revenue for private infrastructure through a CRA/TIF or similar mechanism.
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