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Commission adopts 2022 Cash Proffer Survey, discusses impacts on rural localities
Summary
The Commission on Local Government adopted DHCD's 2022 Cash Proffer Survey and report and discussed potential changes to state law to help rural and lower-growth localities with revenue collection.
Mr. Chase Sawyer, Senior Policy Analyst at the Department of Housing and Community Development, presented the results of the 2022 Cash Proffer Survey and the accompanying report. Commissioners discussed how cash proffers are used and whether state statutory changes could assist rural and lower-growth localities with revenue collection.
Commissioner Stephanie Davis moved to adopt the report, and Commissioner Rosemary M. Mahan seconded the motion; the Commission adopted the report unanimously. The transcript records discussion about the future of cash proffers and possible legislative options but does not record specific statutory language or proposed bills.
Next steps: with the Commissionadoption recorded, staff may use the report to inform stakeholders and consider follow-up work or potential recommendations for legislative changes. Any proposal to change state law would require separate study and formal recommendation.
