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File #: Resolution 143-2014    Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 11/21/2014 In control: City Council
On agenda: 12/2/2014 Final action: 12/2/2014
Title: Resolution approving a new urban renewal plan known as the "Littleton Boulevard Urban Renewal Plan".
Attachments: 1. Resolution No. 143-2014, 2. Littleton Boulevard Urban Renewal Plan with Legal 10.20.2014, 3. Littleton Boulevard URA County Impact Report 10.30.14, 4. LIFT Resolution No. 14-2014 Littleton Blvd Urban Renewal Area and Plan, 5. revised section 6 12-rev112514 LB, 6. Arapahoe County Letter Littleton Blvd Urban Renewal Plan, 7. Reso No 2014-19 Littleton Blvd URA.pdf, 8. Littleton Boulevard URP Public Hearing Roster.pdf
Agenda Date: 12/02/2014

Subject:
Title
Resolution approving a new urban renewal plan known as the "Littleton Boulevard Urban Renewal Plan".
Body

Presented By:
Michael Penny, City Manager and Jim Rees, LIFT Executive Director

POLICY QUESTION:

Does city council support a resolution making certain findings required for the designation of Littleton Boulevard as an urban renewal area?

BACKGROUND:

Littleton Invests for Tomorrow (LIFT) has completed the conditions study and determined that there are sufficient factors of blight present in the area, conducted two open house meetings for public review and comment, and has developed the Littleton Boulevard Urban Renewal Plan in accordance with Part 1 of Article 25 of Title 31, C.R.S. LIFT has adopted Resolution 14-2014 recommending that city council approve the Littleton Boulevard Urban Renewal Plan.

STAFF ANALYSIS:

The plan was presented to the Littleton Planning Board and was found to be in conformance with the Littleton Comprehensive Plan. Approval of the plan will allow for the use of tax increment financing in order to achieve plan goals and objectives, which include the prevention and elimination of conditions of blight.

STAFF RECOMMENDATION:

Staff recommends city council approve the Littleton Boulevard Urban Renewal Plan, with a revision to Section 6.12 to remove the creation of individual Tax Increment Areas within the Urban Renewal Area and to instead authorize the use of both property and sales tax increment financing for the entire Urban Renewal Area. Municipal sales tax increment will be implemented for a particular project by the approval of a sales tax sharing agreement between LIFT and the City, without the need for further modification or amendment of the Plan. The proposed revision to Section 6.12 is attached.

PROPOSED MOTION:
Proposed Motion
Motion to approve the resolution approving a new urban renewal plan known as the "Littleton Boulevard Urban Renewal Pla...

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