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Committee endorses end of Brownfield plan at former drive‑in to return tax revenue

Jackson County Commissioners meeting · April 13, 2026
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Summary

The committee voted to abolish the Brownfield plan for 2603 West Michigan Avenue, a 9.8-acre site redeveloped as Jackson Self Storage Southwest; presenter said taxable value rose from about $137,300 (2018) to $656,404, adding roughly $24,000 in annual tax revenue.

The committee approved a recommendation from the Jackson County Brownfield Redevelopment Authority to abolish the Brownfield plan for 2603 West Michigan Avenue, where the redeveloped site is now Jackson Self Storage Southwest.

Keith Golenwater said the site, previously a drive‑in movie theater and adjacent to industrial properties, underwent environmental study and remediation; he reported the taxable value rose from about $137,300 in 2018 to $656,404 and estimated annual additional tax revenue at roughly $24,000. Commissioner Pulaski moved to recommend abolishment to the full board; Commissioner Walls seconded and the vote was unanimous.