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Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Fund



               TIF #3 – Downtown

               FUND SUMMARY

                                                                                              Change from FY2018
                                                FY2017     FY2018      FY2018      FY2019          Adopted
                                                 Final     Adopted    Adjusted    Adopted      Amount       %
               Property Tax                     2,710,277  2,781,187   2,781,187   2,718,405     (62,782)  -2.31%
               Intergovernmental                1,196,193  1,281,872   1,281,872   1,240,607     (41,265)  -3.33%
               Use of Money & Property            33,603      38,381      38,381      35,909      (2,472)  -6.88%
               Use of Fund Balance                      -  4,182,943   4,182,943   6,805,578    2,622,635  38.54%
                Revenue                      $   3,940,073 $   8,284,383 $   8,284,383 $ 10,800,499 $   2,516,116  23.30%

               Gen Operating & Maintenance       267,112   8,284,383   8,284,383  10,800,499    2,516,116  23.30%
               Transfer Out & Other                     -           -          -            -           -   0.00%
                Expenses                     $       267,112 $   8,284,383 $   8,284,383 $ 10,800,499 $   2,516,116  23.30%

               FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS

               Tax  Increment  Financing  District  (TIF)  #3  Downtown  was  created  in  December  1995  to  promote  the
               redevelopment of downtown Fort Worth, it included 279 acres and the term will end in 2025. In 2006 an expansion
               to the boundaries was done so that it would include all lots within a proposed major project, Trinity Bluff Phase I.
               This expansion included a total of 128 acres. (Please see TIF #3A).

               TIF 3 & 3A financials are accounted for separately by Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD). When the TIF boundary was
               expanded in 2006, the expansion area had a different base year than the original TIF; therefore, the increment
               amounts must be calculated separately; however, they are one legal entity.

               Projects include: historic preservation through façade leases (for example, Ashton Hotel, Jett Land and Title),
               environmental remediation (for example, the Tower), utility relocation and removal (for example, the Marriott
               Hotel site), streetscape improvements to create a pedestrian friendly environment (for example, Cassidy Corner,
               Trinity  Bluff),  Santa  Fe  Freight  House  operations.  Sundance  Square  plaza,  parking  garage  leases,  affordable
               housing (including Hunter Plaza), residential density and parking incentives, infrastructure and transportation
               improvements  to  ease  transit  accessibility,  retail  façade  matching  grants,  school  support,  signage  and
               administration.

               Project and Financing Plan last amended March 3, 2015.

























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