Resolution to Approve Urban Renewal Plan Amendment for the 2019 Sports Entertainment Urban…
Recorded in the minutes as “Resolution to Approve Urban Renewal Plan Amendment for the 2019 Sports Entertainment Urban Renewal Area”. Passed 4–1; No: Simbro; Yes votes: names not recorded in the minutes. Amount in the record: $72.
What this means (Tax increment financing (TIF)): Within an urban renewal area, the extra property tax from rising values can be set aside for a period of years to pay for projects or incentives in that area, instead of going to the usual taxing bodies.
How each member voted
| Official | Vote |
|---|---|
| Mark Hallam | Not in the record |
| Melissa Dalton | Not in the record |
| Stacy Simbro | No |
| Amy Roth | Not in the record |
| Joel Mills | Not in the record |
| Jeff Holschuh | Absent |
More from the record
Recorded in the minutes as: “26. Resolution to Approve Urban Renewal Plan Amendment for the 2019 Sports Entertainment Urban Renewal Area Motion: Moved by Hallam, seconded by Dalton to adopt the Resolution. a private individual of Circle Development, LLC provided a presentation. It is expected to be a 320,000 sf building with 4 indoor fields and 8 outdoor fields with 48 tournaments a year drawing 75,000 athletes. The investment is projected at$72M, providing 1500 construction jobs and 150 permanent jobs. National partners are soon to be announced”.
Motion as recorded: “Moved by Hallam, seconded by Dalton to adopt the Resolution. a private individual of Circle Development, LLC provided a presentation. It is expected to be a 320,000 sf building with 4 indoor fields and 8 outdoor fields with 48 tournaments a year drawing 75,000 athletes. The investment is projected at$72M, providing 1500 construction jobs and 150 permanent jobs. National partners are soon to be announced”.
Source Full minutes for the whole Oct 19, 2026 meeting, p. 2 (saved copy) · Agenda packet · All votes at this meeting