Summary
The council created two new tax increment districts to fund infrastructure for development at Velp and Locust and in the Brook Park area, while retiring the old I-43 Industrial Park TID. TIDs divert property tax revenue from the new growth to repay project costs.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
TID project plans commit future property tax increments to pay for infrastructure.
Developers and future residents/businesses in those areas get new infrastructure.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Tax Incremental Districts Joint Review Board - Aug 25, 2026
A new 153.44-acre mixed-use TIF district in eastern Green Bay will support roughly 155 residential units. Since July, the boundary grew by eight parcels to meet state mixed-use rules — at least 50% suitable for mixed use and no more than 35% newly platted residential.
Common Council - Aug 18, 2026
The council created two new tax increment districts to fund infrastructure for development at Velp and Locust and in the Brook Park area, while retiring the old I-43 Industrial Park TID. TIDs divert property tax revenue from the new growth to repay project costs.
Related development
TID 34 — Brook Park
Roughly $58 million in new residential value on the city's far east side; district projected to generate about $13.4 million in increment and could close early.
TIF 33 — Velp and Locust
Adds 90 workforce-oriented rental units on a corridor flagged for brownfield redevelopment; district could recover costs by 2039.
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