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Commission approves claims docket, TIF work continues; Greenwood CDC reappointment pending
Summary
The commission approved a $635,172.93 claims docket and year-end carryover claims, heard a financial/TIF update (staff noted 1782 notices are being issued and tax-rate certification expected in January), and discussed but did not finalize a Greenwood CDC director reappointment.
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The Greenwood Redevelopment Commission voted to approve the monthly claims docket totaling $635,172.93 and separately approved year-end carryover claims at its December 2025 meeting.
Finance staff (referred to in discussion as Adam) reported there were no major changes to the monthly financials, and provided an update on tax-increment financing (TIF) resolutions and amendments that are progressing through their approval processes. Staff said they are drafting tax impact statements for those TIF items ahead of public hearings and that 1782 notices (budget-order notices) were beginning to be issued; staff expects final tax rates to be certified between now and Jan. 15 and said updated cash-flow projections will be available by the commission's January or February meeting.
The claims docket motion was made and approved by voice vote. Commissioners also approved carryover claims at the end of the fiscal year.
On personnel, staff reported Amanda had reached out to the Greenwood Community Development Corporation director (Michelle) but had not received confirmation that Michelle wants to remain on the board; commissioners asked staff to confirm Michelle's willingness to serve before moving forward with any reappointment.
What happens next: staff will finalize and circulate updated cash-flow information after tax-rate certification, submit tax-impact statements and public-hearing materials for any TIF amendments, and follow up to confirm the Greenwood CDC director's intent to continue serving.

