Engineer presents revived Fry Court plan, says a TID would be needed to make 72‑unit project viable
John Moss of JMM Consulting told the council the Fry Court proposal could add 72 apartments but likely requires tax‑increment financing to be economically feasible; he provided assessed‑value and tax‑revenue estimates and left handouts for council review.
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John Moss, an engineer with JMM Consulting, told the Marshfield Common Council on April 28 that a previously approved Fry Court development proposal could be revived as a 72‑unit apartment project but will likely require tax‑increment financing to make the economics work.
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