Amends and adds to existing law to provide for the dissolution of urban renewal agencies and termination of urban renewal revenue allocation areas and to allow fire protection districts and ambulance service districts to opt out of certain urban renewal financing provisions.
URBAN RENEWAL -- Amends and adds to existing law to provide for the dissolution of urban renewal agencies and termination of urban renewal revenue allocation areas and to allow fire protection districts and ambulance service districts to opt out of certain urban renewal financing provisions.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
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This legislation provides a mechanism for local governing bodies to dissolve their urban renewal agencies early if the agencies have no outstanding debt. It also provides that for urban renewal revenue allocation areas created or modified after July 1, 2025, fire protection districts and ambulance service districts will not have their property tax increments included in the revenue allocation area, unless said districts affirmatively opt in to the revenue allocation area. In addition, fire protection districts and ambulance service districts currently included within an existing urban renewal revenue allocation area may withdraw from it if it is currently debt-free. These changes will allow communities to preserve the property tax base necessary to maintain these essential public safety services.
FISCAL NOTE
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This legislation does not, in and of itself, increase or decrease any public revenues or expenditures, so there is no fiscal impact in these regards. If fire protection districts and ambulance service districts do not choose to opt in to future urban renewal agencies, or opt out of older, debt-free ones, the amount of potential future debt that certain urban renewal agencies could take on would be reduced slightly.
LATEST ACTION
Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation
BILL INFO
- Session
- 2025
- Chamber
- house
- Status date
- Feb 17, 2025
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