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Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Fund



               TIF #8 – Lancaster

               FUND SUMMARY

                                                                                                Change from FY2018
                                                FY2017      FY2018      FY2018      FY2019           Adopted
                                                 Final     Adopted     Adjusted     Adopted     Amount       %
               Property Tax                     1,105,890   1,242,443   1,242,443    1,667,468    425,025   25.49%
               Intergovernmental                 549,143      615,245     615,245     784,609     169,364   21.59%
               Use of Money & Property           112,070       54,806      54,806      64,284        9,478  14.74%
               Use of Fund Balance                      -  10,961,215 10,698,800   12,637,396    1,676,181  13.26%
                Revenue                      $   1,767,103 $ 12,873,709 $ 12,611,294 $ 15,153,757 $   2,280,048  15.05%

               Gen Operating & Maintenance              -  12,797,962 12,535,547   15,104,470    2,306,508  15.27%
               Transfer Out & Other              326,341       75,747      75,747      49,287     (26,460) -53.69%
                Expenses                     $       326,341 $ 12,873,709 $ 12,611,294 $ 15,153,757 $   2,280,048  15.05%

               FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS

               Tax Increment Financing District (TIF) #8 Lancaster was created in December 2009 and included a total of 220
               acres. TIF #8 was created to promote development along the Lancaster corridor after the Interstate 30 overhead
               was demolished and Lancaster Avenue was realigned as one of the primary gateways to downtown Fort Worth
               and the Southside medical district. It will end its term in 2024.

               Projects Include: Public improvements associated with mixed use projects, full service hotels, transit oriented
               development, historic preservation, mixed income housing, T&P Terminal and T&P Warehouse reuse; streetscape
               improvements;  public  amenities  such  as  plazas  or  parks;  administration;  environmental  remediation;  public
               infrastructure  associated  with  Lancaster  Avenue  redevelopment,  including  street  improvements,  utility
               relocations, parking improvements, landscaping of public areas and public arts.

               Project and Financing Plan last amended January 6, 2015.



































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