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(A)The year in which the tax increment financing district was established. <br /> (B)The section of the Indiana Code under which the tax increment financing district was established. <br /> (C)Whether the tax increment financing district is part of an area needing redevelopment, an economic <br /> development area, a redevelopment project area, or an urban renewal project area. <br /> (D)If applicable,the year in which the boundaries of the tax increment financing district were changed <br /> and a description of those changes. <br /> (E)The date on which the tax increment financing district will expire. <br /> (F)A copy of each resolution adopted by the redevelopment commission that establishes or alters the tax <br /> increment financing district; and <br /> Whereas,the Redevelopment Commission has stated an expectation of having$28.4 million within its control <br /> during fiscal year 2019 to address thirteen major projects; and <br /> Whereas,the Redevelopment Commission is otherwise subject to the same laws,rules,and ordinances of a <br /> general nature that apply to all other commissions or departments of the City; and <br /> Whereas,the Common Council's standing Community Investment Committee is charged with overseeing the <br /> various activities of the Community Investment Department and programs directed by this Department; and <br /> Whereas,the mission of the Common Council is: "To make certain that our City Government is always <br /> responsive to the needs of our residents& that the betterment of South Bend is always our highest priority"; and <br /> Whereas,The City of South Bend is committed to delivering excellent services to its residents, including <br /> transparency of data and internal performance management information through the City's core values of excellence, <br /> accountability, innovation, inclusion and empowerment; and <br /> Whereas, among the 2019 goals of the Redevelopment Commission are: 1)to improve resident engagement on <br /> City services and direct neighborhood association support; 2)to increase meaningful information available on City <br /> services, including better accessibility of information online; and <br /> Whereas, among stated priorities of each of the Common Council,the City and the Redevelopment Commission <br /> are: transparency,public engagement and the City's growth; and <br /> Whereas, the Redevelopment Commission's currently schedule of regular meetings at 9:30 a.m. on the second <br /> and fourth Thursdays of each month may make it difficult for many citizens of South Bend to attend and voice their <br /> opinions regarding agenda items; and <br /> Whereas,the Common Council believes that the mission of the Redevelopment Commission,together with the <br /> missions of the Common Council and the City,would be better served by changing the scheduled time for Redevelopment <br /> Commission meetings to a time 5:00 p.m. or later; and <br /> Whereas,the Council acknowledges and appreciates the added burden and inconvenience placed on the members <br /> of the Redevelopment Commission, its staff, volunteers and petitioners by such a change,but believes that such a change <br /> is necessary in the best interests of the citizens of the City; and <br /> Whereas,it is important that citizens not only be given an opportunity to attend the Redevelopment Commission <br /> meetings,but also have an opportunity to address any agenda item by directly responding to a petitioner's presentation <br /> and hearing any rebuttal; and <br /> Whereas,the Redevelopment Commission has played a vital role in the development of the City in recent years <br /> and it is anticipated that this vital role will continue into the future. <br />