Redevelopment Commission finalizes TIF spending plan templates for DLGF submission by December 1
September 27, 2024 | Kosciusko County, Indiana
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Commission members reviewed various templates for the spending plan, which will dictate expenditures for the calendar year 2025. Andy, a key participant in the discussion, provided an overview of the templates developed in anticipation of limited guidance from the DLGF. He noted that the templates include a simple one-page format and a more detailed cash flow model, both of which focus on anticipated expenditures rather than revenues.
The commission emphasized the importance of flexibility within the spending plan, allowing for adjustments throughout the year as new opportunities arise. This flexibility is crucial for responding to unexpected funding requests from businesses seeking TIF support. The templates include provisions for re-uploading the spending plan if necessary, which would enable the commission to adapt to changing circumstances.
During the meeting, members debated the merits of the different templates. Some expressed a preference for the simpler one-page option, which would provide a broad overview of anticipated spending without overwhelming detail. Others acknowledged the potential benefits of the more detailed model for internal tracking and planning purposes, even if it would not be submitted to the DLGF.
The commission ultimately agreed that the simpler format would be submitted to the DLGF, while retaining the more detailed worksheets for internal use. This approach aims to balance compliance with state requirements while maintaining the flexibility needed for effective redevelopment planning.
As the deadline approaches, the commission will finalize the spending plan, ensuring it meets all legislative requirements and positions Kosciusko County for future economic development opportunities.
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