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Pavilion Township brownfield housing plan proposes 275 homes, 29 income‑restricted units; board to hold hearing
Summary
A developer and county brownfield staff proposed a housing-focused brownfield/TIF plan for Pavilion Township that would build 275 for‑sale units with about 29 income‑restricted homes (roughly 10.5%) at around 80% AMI. The County Brownfield Authority recommended the plan and the board set a public hearing for April 1 to consider adoption.
Kalamazoo County Brownfield staff and the developer Pavilion Investors LLC presented a housing tax‑increment finance plan to the county board on March 18 proposing 275 for‑sale housing units on roughly 35 acres in Pavilion Township, including about 29 income‑restricted units to be sold at approximately 80 percent area median income (AMI).
"This brownfield plan is eligible as a qualifying housing property," said Macy Rose Walters, the county’s Brownfield Redevelopment Administrator, describing site work, infrastructure and an estimated $87 million in private investment. She said the plan anticipates reimbursing roughly $13.9 million of eligible developer costs over about 15 years and contributing…
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