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Planning Commission recommends creation of Robbinsdale tax-increment finance district and project plan
Summary
The commission approved a proposed Robbinsdale TIF district and project plan that would fund street rehab, a Hawthorne extension, and home-repair grants, with the city as applicant and a projected 20-year increment of about $28 million.
The Rapid City Planning Commission on April 24 approved a resolution recommending creation of a tax-increment finance (TIF) district for the Robbinsdale neighborhood and approved the associated project plan.
Finance staff (Mike Dugan) presented the district as a large local TIF covering approximately 1,800 parcels, with a projected 20‑year increment of roughly $28 million under conservative assumptions. Capital costs included just over $10 million for qualifying street portions of multiple CIP projects, financing costs of about $17.5 million and administrative fees of roughly $55,000. The district would fund only the street portions of identified projects; utility portions have separate funding.
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