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Oregon council approves intergovernmental property-tax refund incentive with school district
Summary
The council passed Ordinance 2024-014 approving an intergovernmental agreement with Oregon CUSD No. 220 to offer a property-tax refund incentive for up to 10 homes; the program still requires approval by the Oregon School Board.
The City of Oregon council approved Ordinance 2024-014 on Aug. 27, authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with the Board of Education of Oregon Community Unit School District No. 220 to permit a school-district property tax refund incentive.
Mayor Ken Williams told the council that "there were no changes made to the ordinance since the last review by council. The incentive is for a maximum of ten homes. The program still needs to be approved by the Oregon School Board." The council voted to adopt the ordinance on a unanimous roll call with no nays.
The measure is an incentive aimed at a maximum of ten homes; the transcript indicates the city passed its portion of the agreement but the program is contingent on separate approval by the school board. No dollar amounts or eligibility criteria were stated on the record and remain "not specified" in the transcript.
