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Commissioners direct prosecutor to prepare Enterprise Zone resolution for 124‑unit assisted‑living project
Summary
Hancock County commissioners were presented with an Enterprise Zone Tax Incentive request from Findlay AAL, LLC for a 124‑unit assisted living facility in Liberty Township and directed the prosecutor's office to prepare a formal resolution for consideration on Thursday; Liberty Township and school officials signaled support.
County staff presented an Enterprise Zone Tax Incentive agreement request on April 28 from Findlay AAL, LLC for a 124‑unit assisted living facility under construction in Liberty Township.
Matt Gilroy, who presented the details to the board, said Liberty Township approved the agreement unanimously and that the Liberty‑Benton school superintendent and treasurer expressed support. Gilroy explained how the agreement would affect property tax distribution to the county and noted the project does not directly impact county credit.
The commissioners did not vote on the agreement on April 28; they directed the County Prosecutor's office to prepare a formal resolution for the Thursday meeting so the board can consider final action.
The transcript did not list the full tax incentive terms, nor did it specify the proposed length or dollar amount of any abatement; those details were directed to be included in the formal resolution prepared by the Prosecutor's office.
