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MIDTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY/ TIRZ#2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING APRIL 1, 2021MIDTOWN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY and REINVESTMENT ZONE NUMBER TWO, CITY OF HOUSTON, TEXAS (ALSO KNOWN AS THE MIDTOWN

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1. Obtain the necessary tax increment reinvestment zone application form from the local governing authority.
2. Fill out the application form completely and accurately, providing all the required information.
3. Attach any supporting documents or materials that are requested, such as maps, project proposals, or financial statements.
4. Submit the completed application and supporting documents to the local governing authority.
5. Pay any applicable fees or charges associated with the tax increment reinvestment zone application.
6. Wait for the local governing authority to review and approve the application.
7. Once approved, comply with any conditions or requirements set forth by the local governing authority.
8. Begin implementing the proposed tax increment reinvestment zone plan, including any designated improvements or projects.
9. Monitor and report on the progress and impact of the tax increment reinvestment zone as required by the local governing authority.
10. Renew or modify the tax increment reinvestment zone as needed, following the appropriate procedures and guidelines.

Who needs tax increment reinvestment zone?

1. Public entities, such as cities, counties, or special districts, that want to promote economic development and infrastructure improvements in a specific area.
2. Private developers or businesses that want to invest in a designated area and leverage the benefits of tax increment financing.
3. Communities or neighborhoods that are experiencing blight or disinvestment and seek to revitalize and attract investment through targeted tax increment reinvestment zones.

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What is tax increment reinvestment zone?

A tax increment reinvestment zone (TIRZ) is a designated area in which property tax revenue increases resulting from new development or improvements are reinvested back into the zone to promote further economic development.

Who is required to file tax increment reinvestment zone?

Typically, local governments or municipalities that create a TIRZ are required to file a tax increment reinvestment zone application with the appropriate authorities.

How to fill out tax increment reinvestment zone?

To fill out a TIRZ application, one must provide details such as the description of the area, the projected tax increment calculations, and the proposed projects to be funded within the zone.

What is the purpose of tax increment reinvestment zone?

The purpose of a TIRZ is to stimulate economic growth, attract investment, and revitalize areas by capturing increased property taxes generated from new developments and using those funds for public improvements.

What information must be reported on tax increment reinvestment zone?

Information that must be reported includes the amount of tax increment collected, expenditures made within the zone, and updates on projects funded by the TIRZ.