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Using TIF to Promote Healthy Communities WAPA Conference Presentation June 13, 2013

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Using TIF to Promote Healthy Communities

WAPA Conference Presentation

June 13, 2013

TIF History

Past & Current Use of TIF

TID Type # Active %

TIDs pre-10/1/95 213 18.7%

Blight 268 23.5%

Rehab/Cons 101 8.9%

Industrial post ‘95 193 16.9%

Industrial post ’04 77 6.8%

Mixed Use (‘04) 203 17.8%

Environmental 16 1.4%

Town Ag 3 0.3%

Total 1,074

Severely

Distressed

9 0.8%

Distressed 56 4.9%

1995 – 835

TIDS

Created, 408

were still

active

Recent Changes

• Sharing Revenue Between Districts

• ½ Mile Radius

• 1 Year Extension – Fund Low-Cost

Housing

• Town TIF – TAF

• Town TIF – Cooperative Boundary

• Multi-Jurisdictional TID

Applications: Healthy

Communities

Prairie du Chien TID

#5 Workforce

Housing

– transfer funds from

ind TID to ind TID for

low-cost housing

– City is developer

– energy star homes

– bike connection

to high school

High

School

Bike Trail

Universial

Forest

Products

100 Emp.

37 Single Family Lots

Applications: Healthy

Communities

Shorewood Hills Marshall Court

Applications: Healthy

Communities

Shorewood Hills Marshall Court

Before After

Applications: Healthy

Communities

Cambridge

Vacant Melster Candy

Property

• “Hole in the donut

along Koshkonong

Creek

• Senior housing

redevelopment proposal

• No bridge connection

to downtown - creates a

divided community from

a pedestrian perspective

• No community

connections to regional

bike trails

Applications: Healthy

Communities

Cambridge• TID driven by

redevelopment

of Melster

Candy site

• Connect site &

west side with

downtown

• Connect

regional bike

trails

• ½ mile radius Existing Cam-Rock Trail

Connection to

Glacial Drumlin Trail

Safe bike

crossings of

Hwys 12 & 18

Applications: Healthy

Communities

Monona• Housing stock – 1950’s;

not meeting needs of

modern households

• Losing residents to

communities w/ newer

homes

• TID #3 closing –

generating $120,000

• Kept TID open 1 year –

revenue used to fund

Renew Monona

Applications: Healthy

Communities

Concept:

Town TIF for

Farmland

Preservation

Applications: Healthy

Communities

• Town Cooperative Boundary TID

• Multi-Jurisdictional TID

Questions?

Gary Becker, CEcD

Vierbicher

999 Fourier Dr., Suite 201

Madison, WI 53717

(608) 821-3941

[email protected]

www.vierbicher.com