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Strikes & Bites owner seeks Class 8 tax incentive to cut property tax from $48,384 to $19,354

Village of Lansing Committee of the Whole · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Owner Danny Johnson, consultant Jack Hynes and attorney Adam Dotson asked the Committee to forward a Class 8 Real Estate Incentive classification request for 2524 Ridge Road; staff said the classification would reduce the property tax burden from $48,384 to $19,354 and support planned HVAC and roof work.

Mr. Danny Johnson, owner of Strikes and Bites at 2524 Ridge Road, presented a request for a Class 8 real estate tax incentive classification alongside economic development consultant Jack Hynes and attorney Adam Dotson. Johnson said recent improvements and planned work—specifically a new HVAC system and roof—support the application; the classification was described as reducing the property tax burden from $48,384 to $19,354. The Committee placed the matter on the March 17 village board meeting agenda for formal consideration.

The presentation framed the incentive as a tool to encourage continued private investment at the property and to sustain a family-friendly business in the corridor. No vote was taken by the Committee of the Whole on March 3; the village board will consider the detailed incentive ordinance and any milestone conditions on March 17.