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SOUTH BEND (INDIANA) REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY <br />GENERAL COMMENTS <br />Tax Increment Revenue Estimate - Paae B-11 (Cont'd) <br />Cont'd ' <br />( ) <br />The "Estimated 1993 New Development" column represents estimated Tax Increment from new <br />developments in the EDA that are currently under construction, or anticipated to begin construction in <br />the near future, based on cost and timing information provided by the City of South Bend Department <br />of Economic Development (the "City Staff"). These new developments primarily include light industrial <br />buildings, an apartment complex, a $6 million Meijer's Department Store and a $6 million metal stamping <br />plant for Accuride International Inc. True Tax Value was estimated at 50 % of investment cost for all <br />metal buildings and 70 % for all other types of construction. Estimated assessed value is 33 % of True <br />Tax Value. Tax abatements were assumed if indicated by City Staff. The current 1993 property tax rate <br />and PTRC factor were assumed in calculating the estimated Tax Increment for the estimated 1993 new <br />development. <br />For each year of the "Tax Increment Revenue Estimate", the property tax rate was assumed to remain <br />the same. Neither a decrease in tax rate nor an increase in assessed valuation was included for future <br />general reassessment years. The next general reassessment is scheduled to be effective March 1, 1995 <br />for taxes payable in 1996, and is scheduled to occur every four years thereafter. The State Board of Tax <br />Commissioners is required by law to make an adjustment to the base assessed value to "neutralize" the <br />effect of reassessment within tax allocation areas so that owners of bonds secured by tax increment will <br />not be adversely affected. <br />For each year of the "Tax Increment Revenue Estimate" the Tax Increment was assumed to be reduced <br />by the Additional Credit equal to the 1993 PTRC. <br />B-7 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />u <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />
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