Tax Increment Financing Act; authorize conduit bond issuance to finance redevelopment projects.
(S) Died In Committee
Summary
The bill would let cities and towns issue bonds or notes as conduit issuers to fund redevelopment projects, using payments from taxpayer agreements, tax‑increment revenues, or private security as repayment. These taxpayer agreements are contracts, not taxes, and can be secured by a lien on the property. The measure seeks to give local governments a new financing tool while keeping the debt off their general‑obligation books.
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