Pickaway County clears 30‑year TIF plan to reimburse public infrastructure for Core5 project
Commissioners authorized a 30‑year, 100% TIF exemption and a Tax Increment Financing Agreement to reimburse developer costs for public infrastructure, while directing semiannual Service Payments to affected school districts before reimbursements.
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On May 26 the Pickaway County Board of Commissioners adopted a tax‑increment financing (TIF) resolution and authorized the TIF Agreement with C5 Global Connect (Resolution No. PC-052626-28 and PC-052626-29). The TIF declaration designates 100% of the increase in assessed value (the Improvement) as a public purpose and exempts that increase for up to 30 years, with the TIF structured to reimburse costs of public infrastructure improvements that directly benefit the project area.
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