During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the implications of the Amazon project on the district's development plan, highlighting the need for potential amendments to accommodate the project's progress. Initially, when the district was established, the Amazon initiative was not anticipated, which has led to a reevaluation of the financial framework surrounding the development.

The meeting revealed that a development incentive agreement with Amazon is capped at $48 million, contingent upon the project generating 80% of the annual increment. This financial structure is designed to support the district's growth while ensuring that the incentives align with the project's economic impact. Additionally, a secondary incentive of $2.5 million has been allocated to another developer involved in the district's overall development.

Officials noted that the current projections indicate the district could reach a closure by 2038, depending on the evolving circumstances and costs associated with the project. As developments unfold, further adjustments to the project plan are expected to reflect the realities of the Amazon initiative and its influence on the district's future. The discussions underscored the dynamic nature of the project and the importance of ongoing assessments to ensure the district's objectives are met.