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Webster City Council renews city-wide residential tax-abatement program
Summary
At a public hearing on Aug. 3 the council adopted Resolution No. 2026-073 to continue the City-Wide Urban Revitalization Plan for Residential Tax Abatement; the minutes record no written or oral objections during the hearing.
The Webster City Council held a public hearing Aug. 3 on renewing the City-Wide Urban Revitalization Plan for Residential Tax Abatement and adopted Resolution No. 2026-073 to continue the program. The hearing was scheduled for 6:05 p.m. in Council Chambers; the minutes state that "No written objections were filed and no oral objections were presented." Council Member Megan McFarland moved for adoption and Council Member John Marvel seconded the motion; the resolution passed on a unanimous roll call of members present.
The renewal sustains the citywide residential tax-abatement incentive intended to encourage residential investment under the city's urban revitalization framework. The decision means the abatement program will remain available for qualifying residential projects subject to the plan's terms and any applicable state or local requirements.
