The financial details of Sagamore Development's 266-acre Port Covington Master Plan on the South Baltimore Peninsula gets a breakdown in this article from southbmore.com.

The city of Springfield has come up with a way to help the Salvation Army with downtown tax increment financing funds even though the charity is planning a new location that's outside the TIF boundaries, reports The State Journal-Register.

New legislation passed restricting the use of revenue diverted to TIF projects to be used only for demolition related purposes, reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The changes would apply only if other affected governments recommends that the project be denied TIF benefits and in St. Louis, St. Charles and Jefferson counties.

The Colorado House and Senate unanimously passed legislation designed to validate previous elections of special districts and protect them from legal challenges to their ability to create districts and issue tax-exempt bonds.

Together, state and federal tax credits will total about $1.8 million for the Gray Goose project in Janesville. City tax increment financing loans for the project totals $500,000, according to city records.

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