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R2024-43 Resolution Scheduling Public Hearing to Consider the Redevelopment Plan and Project for the Central TIF Redevelopment Project Area
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R2024-43 Resolution Scheduling Public Hearing to Consider the Redevelopment Plan and Project for the Central TIF Redevelopment Project Area
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R2024-43 Resolution Scheduling Public Hearing to Consider the Redevelopment Plan and Project for the Central TIF Redevelopment Project Area
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2/20/2024
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Central TIF Redevelopment Plan and Project Area Decatur, Illinois <br /> Eligibility of Improved Parcels <br /> 1. Summary of Findings on Age of Structures <br /> Age is a prerequisite factor in determining an Area's qualification as a"conservation area." <br /> As is clearly set forth in the Act, 50% or more of the structures must have an age of 35 <br /> years or greater to meet this criterion. The Area contains a total of 2,080 buildings, of <br /> which 1,894 buildings (91.1%) were determined by field investigation to be at least 35 <br /> years old. Both primary and accessory structures on each parcel were considered as part <br /> of the field examination. More than 50% of the buildings exceed 35 years of age;there- <br /> fore,the age threshold is met for qualifying the improved property within the Area as a <br /> conservation area. <br /> 2. Summary of Findings on Deterioration <br /> Deteriorating conditions,either site or building,were recorded on 1,590 out of 1,764 im- <br /> proved parcels (90.1%). Of the 2,080 total buildings located within the Area, 1,603 <br /> (77.1%)were determined to have deterioration.The field survey of exterior building con- <br /> ditions found defects in the secondary structural components,including roofs,windows <br /> and window frames,doors,gutters,downspouts,walls,etc.Additionally,deteriorated site <br /> improvements, such as cracked, crumbling,or weed-infested sidewalks, driveways,park- <br /> ing lots,etc.,were distributed throughout the Area.Photographic evidence of deteriorat- <br /> ing conditions can be found in Attachment B in the Appendix. <br /> 3. Summary of Findings on Declining/Sub-Par EAV Growth <br /> The equalized assessed valuation(EAV) of the Project Area was analyzed for the last five <br /> years(2017-2022).The Area's EAV has grown at a lower rate than the balance of the City, <br /> as well as the CPI for all urban consumers, for four of the last five years.The Area itself <br /> also saw a decline in overall EAV from 2017 to 2018 and from 2019 to 2020. See Table <br /> B: Comparison of EAV Growth Rates (2017-2022) on the following page for more <br /> details. <br /> In order to better assess EAV trends across the Area, parcels and their individual EAVs <br /> from the last five years were combined into parcel groups by removing the lot number <br /> from the end of each parcel number (ex: parcels 04-12-10-352-010, 0412-10-352-011, <br /> 04-12-10-352-012, etc. were combined to create parcel group 04-12-10-352). Parcel <br /> groups were then mapped and symbolized based on how many years out of the last five <br /> that each parcel group's EAV growth rate was less than the EAV growth rate of the re- <br /> mainder of the City. These findings are displayed in Exhibit G. Parcel Group EAV <br /> Growth Rate Compared to that of the City(2017-2022). <br /> 16 <br />
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