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City attorney: T.I.R.Z. #2 requires same statutory steps as developer‑funded zones
Summary
Attorney David Earl told the council that a city-funded T.I.R.Z. has the same statutory requirements as a developer-funded T.I.R.Z., citing statute 311.011 and outlining the need to appoint board members, propose a final financial plan and adopt required ordinances by two readings.
Attorney David Earl told council members that there is no legal difference between a city‑funded T.I.R.Z. and a developer‑funded T.I.R.Z.; both are regulated by statute (311.011). He outlined the requirements the council must follow: appoint the board members for the zone, propose a final financial plan, and adopt the necessary ordinances (each ordinance requiring two readings).
Earl's guidance was delivered during discussion of T.I.R.Z. items on the council agenda, and he was present in the meeting to advise on procedural and statutory steps the city will need to complete for T.I.R.Z. #2.
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