Proposed West End TIF district
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The tax increment financing district in Louisville's West End covers more than 12 square miles, making it the largest in Kentucky.
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Backers of the tax increment financing plan say it’s a way to use an established economic development tool. But some economists, TIF scholars and land-use experts caution that its massive size and novel structure could create difficulties or unintended consequences in the future.
The West End Opportunity Partnership has had two board positions that have been vacant since 2022 and 2021, respectively.
The Louisville civil rights league claims the group overseeing a tax increment financing district has tried to remove its representative from the West End board.
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