Redevelopment Agency board acknowledges tentative RDA budget and discusses using tax increment to prep land for development
May 14, 2026
The Perry City Redevelopment Agency acknowledged its tentative FY2026–27 budget and discussed using remaining tax‑increment funds to reimburse bond costs this year, fill wetlands and extend infrastructure to make city‑owned parcels development‑ready; the board voted unanimously to acknowledge the budget.
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The Perry City Redevelopment Agency board on May 14 accepted receipt of its tentative FY2026–27 budget and debated how remaining tax‑increment funds should be used. City staff told the board that, after administrative fees and reimbursements, $217,001.43 could be contributed back to Perry City this year to complete reimbursement related to a developer bond; after the next two years the only increment available would be property‑tax increment and the RDA’s ability to cover the bond would end.
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