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Council approves $40,000 TIF grant for 306 E. Main St.
Summary
The Knoxville City Council approved a $40,000 TIF grant for property improvements at 306 E. Main St., moving forward on an Economic Development Group–endorsed application; the motion passed 6–0 with two members absent.
The Knoxville City Council voted to approve a $40,000 tax-increment financing (TIF) grant to support improvements at 306 E. Main St., the council said at its June 16 meeting.
“Alderman Hillier moved to approve distribution of a TIF grant for $40,000 dollars for Jason and Jackie Motz,” the minutes state; Alderman Eiker seconded and the motion passed with six Yes votes and two absent. The grant application was finalized with the Economic Development Group's approval, the council record says. The record indicates the Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed the application and recommended approval (date as stated in the minutes is omitted here pending confirmation of the board's record).
The approved funds are listed in the council motion as a grant to Jason and Jackie Motz for improvements to the 306 E. Main St. property. No additional project details, conditions, or implementation timeline were included in the meeting record. The council did not record individual roll-call votes in the minutes beyond the six-yes tally and two absences.
