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The presentation, given by staff and representatives from LWG CPAs and Advisors, summarized how TIF (tax increment financing) works, how Brownsburg has used TIF to fund past projects and debt service, and the commission’s recommendation that no incremental assessed value be released to other taxing units for the 2026 budget year for all allocation areas except Wynne Farms. The commission then approved Resolution 2025-02 RDC (no pass-through of dollars for allocation areas except Wynne Farms) and Resolution 2025-03 RDC (continue capturing 50% of increased assessed value in the Wynne Farms allocation area).

TIF refresher and examples
Bob Swins of LWG CPAs and Advisors walked the commission through the mechanics of TIF, explaining the base assessed value (AV) is “locked in” when a TIF is created and that new development generates incremental AV that the town may reinvest in the allocation area. Swins described the state’s “BUPFOR” test for creating an allocation area, saying the test examines whether development would occur without the TIF and that an allocation area is often created to make a site “shovel ready” with infrastructure such as roads, sidewalks, sewer and water.

Swins also outlined projects the town has financed with TIF revenue or TIF-backed debt, citing the Arbuckle Commons expansion (Arbuckle 2), infrastructure work near the I‑70/Ronald Reagan Parkway interchange, construction along Northfield Drive, water and wastewater improvements along State Road 267, and roadway work that included a new traffic signal and an east–west connector near Lucas Oil Raceway. He said most TIF revenue currently is used to pay debt service, while remaining amounts support pay-as-you-go capital projects.

How Brownsburg manages impacts to other taxing units
Presenters emphasized that TIF does not reduce the base amount other taxing units receive from property taxes; the incremental revenue is what is captured and reinvested. The town said it has taken steps to limit impacts on other taxing units: it generally does not capture personal property tax revenue in TIF areas, it excluded the large Perlogis site from TIF despite its combined assessed value of about $70 million, and in the Wynne Farms allocation area the town collects only 50% of the increased tax revenue with the remainder distributed to other taxing units. Staff noted the commission removed 284 residential parcels from Wynne Farms in February 2023.

Lifespan and accounting
Presenters explained that allocation areas created today typically have a 25-year statutory life after they are first pledged to pay debt; older or legacy TIFs had different treatment under past law. The county assessor provides assessed-value data to the county auditor, which tracks allocation-area values; the town uses auditor data and assumed tax rates to project TIF revenues for budgeting. Staff said the redevelopment commission budgets predicted TIF revenues as part of the town’s normal budget process.

Questions from commissioners and attendees
A member who identified themself as Kai thanked presenters and asked who maintains the accounting of assessed-value increases; staff said the county assessor is responsible for property assessments and the auditor maintains allocation-area records, with the town reviewing auditor data to ensure coverage. When asked how tax abatements interact with TIF, staff said the town sometimes grants tax abatements in a TIF area for significant investments but typically will “do one or the other. We don't do both.”

Votes at a glance
- Resolution 2025-02 RDC: \"A resolution of the Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission determining need to capture incremental assessed valuation for all allocation areas except Wynne Farms.\" Motion to approve made and seconded; approved by voice vote. Mover/second not specified in the record. Outcome: approved.
- Resolution 2025-03 RDC: \"A resolution of the Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission determining need to capture incremental assessed valuation for the Wynne Farms allocation area (50% capture to be released to other taxing units).\" Motion to approve made and seconded; approved by voice vote. Mover/second not specified in the record. Outcome: approved.

What’s next
Staff asked commissioners to remain briefly after the meeting to sign the two resolutions and said the commission expects to consider new business at the next meeting, currently scheduled for July 1. Staff also said they will distribute the presentation materials and follow up by email to confirm the July 1 date.

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The presentation, prepared by LWG CPAs and Advisors and delivered by Town staff and LWG representatives, covered how TIF (tax increment financing) works, the town's existing allocation areas and debt obligations tied to TIF revenues, and examples of past projects financed with TIF. After discussion the commission approved Resolution 2025-02 (no dollars passed through for all allocation areas except Wynne Farms) and Resolution 2025-03 (continue capturing 50% of incremental assessed value in the Wynne Farms allocation area).

The annual presentation is required under state law and, as Mr. Pierce, a town staff member, told commissioners, \"The annual informative presentation is something that all RDCs that have created a TIF area, or also known as an allocation area, are required to do, every year, before June 15.\" The presenters said the briefing is intended to review the RDC's budget, long-term plans for allocation areas and the impacts on other taxing units including the county, town, townships, the library and the school corporation.

Bob Swins of LWG CPAs and Advisors explained the statutory test for creating an allocation area, referring to a commonly used formulation: \"The primary test in the creation of an allocation area, they they term it as the BUPFOR test.\" He and town staff described the mechanics: when a TIF is created the current assessed value becomes the base AV; new incremental assessed value from development is reinvested in the TIF area and, after the TIF expires, total AV is redistributed to all taxing units.

Presenters summarized Brownsburg's existing allocation areas and projects financed or supported by TIF revenue. The commission's larger North Beltway allocation area was created in 1994 and expanded several times (2006, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2017). The Wynne Farms allocation area was created in February 2008, expanded in February 2015, and reduced twice (including a February 2023 action in which the town removed 284 residential parcels). The town said it does not capture personal property tax revenue in its TIF areas and noted one deliberate exclusion: the Perlogis site (buildings with a combined assessed value cited in the presentation as around $70,000,000) was left outside TIF so its revenue is shared with other taxing units.

Staff and LWG said most TIF revenue is used for debt service on bonds issued to finance public infrastructure and economic development incentives. Examples discussed included town purchases and site preparation for redevelopment on the former Archer and Raybould properties, a pedestrian crossing and signal on Green Street between Arbuckle and Union Green, traffic-signal design at South Green Street and Northfield Drive, roadway and utility improvements connected to Raceway Boulevard and work near the Ronald Reagan Parkway and I‑74 interchange. The presenters emphasized that projected incremental revenues for 2025 are estimates based on incremental assessed values from the county auditor and assumed tax rates; actual collections can vary with taxpayer circuit-breaker caps and collection rates.

Commissioner Kai, who asked for a copy of the presentation, said: \"This is, like, the best presentation I've had in a a few years,\" and presenters agreed to provide the materials and post them to the town website.

On formal actions, the commission approved the March 4, 2025 meeting minutes, adopted Resolution 2025-02 RDC (determining no excess assessed value to release to other taxing units for all allocation areas except Wynne Farms) and adopted Resolution 2025-03 RDC (confirming the town will continue to capture 50% of the Wynne Farms incremental assessed value for the 2026 budget year). All three items were approved by voice vote; the transcript records the motions, seconds and voice votes but does not record a roll-call tally.

Town staff asked commissioners to remain briefly after the meeting to sign the two resolutions and noted the RDC's next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 1 to consider new business items.

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Mister Pierce, a staff member, explained the annual process and said the recommendation, based on feedback from the town’s financial advisor and staff analysis, was that the commission had \"no excess assessed value in the allocation in any allocation area that may be released to the other taxing units,\" citing the town’s need to cover existing debt service and to fund planned future projects. The resolution applies to all allocation areas except Wynne Farms, which the commission addressed separately.

A motion to approve was made and seconded; the commission adopted the resolution by voice vote with no recorded opposition. The motion carried and the commission moved on to consider a separate resolution for Wynne Farms. Staff requested signatures on the resolution after the meeting.

The commission did not specify dollar amounts to be released; the resolution affirms continued capture of incremental assessed value for budgeting and debt-service needs.","On June 5 the Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission approved Resolution 2025-02 RDC to capture incremental assessed valuation for all allocation areas except Wynne Farms, recommending no dollars be released to other taxing units for the 2026 budget year.",{"_33":98,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":99,"_41":100,"_43":44,"_45":101,"_47":102,"_49":50,"_51":103,"_53":104,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":105,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":106,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6695055,"Brownsburg RDC hears annual presentation on tax increment financing, reviews projects and debt",971,1106000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684273-248af5e8e3d8063bfffc30a6b2310a31&start=135&end=1106","/articles/6695055/Town-of-Brownsburg/Hendricks-County/Indiana/Brownsburg-RDC-hears-annual-presentation-on-tax-increment-financing-reviews-projects-and-debt","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6695055-f6c4ef02003de0b6c6da05c8943c3cf0/orig.mp4?Expires=1770442664&Signature=AW1w9UDbnlGnMA-ofH~Ip62-PCBueWGBDmEfLPZNw1kMlrbSE4fI7YG5mXAjW1Q~E3D-MN1XSErdhvtoXs-NuVDV5HiMdZuYBKw5nZPI7xvr1FR~khr9No0grSM8ZyZINRVTUHpGbkqHUzOPHMiV0N2CBC4uyym5Z3fp38L~qo10VZTeTKEAN1~lggMV7bz89gxIEQYW~iYiPscnvnuqL9j8VPMrvrdJf8SQ5z5y7Dg58Jis2wFYPYenpY925Yq8VDS7ad7HroUQfOI6KoeZheefy~Uac0hqSJOhUaGnHCVgWereit36yLtnTMJt7R1NvaJY6yJtmHJ-zgQ1KPCctw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission heard an annual presentation required by Indiana Code 36-7-25-8 on June 5 about tax increment financing, commonly called TIF, from staff and consultants at LWG CPAs & Advisors.

The presentation summarized TIF mechanics and how the Town of Brownsburg has used TIF to finance redevelopment, infrastructure and economic development incentives. Mister Pierce, a staff member, said TIF \"is an economic development tool that helps municipalities fund infrastructure improvements, redevelopment projects, and other public investments within a specific TIF area.\" Bob Swins, of LWG CPAs & Advisors, described the statutory tests used when creating allocation areas and how bonds and assessed value interplay with allowable revenue.

Speakers emphasized the basic TIF structure: when an allocation area is established the current assessed value is set as the base assessed value. Property tax revenue on that base continues to be distributed to all taxing units, while increases in assessed value attributable to new development — the incremental assessed value — are captured for reinvestment in the allocation area. Presenters said newly created allocation areas now generally have a 25-year life after the first time debt is pledged, although legacy arrangements and previously issued debt can create longer timelines.

The presentation listed Brownsburg’s primary allocation areas and examples of recent projects financed with TIF: the North Beltway allocation area (created in 1994, expanded in 2006, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2017) and the Wynne Farms allocation area (created February 2008, expanded in February 2015 and decreased in 2015 and February 2023). Mister Pierce said the town has also created smaller allocation areas within the North Beltway for discrete projects, such as the Arbuckle Commons expansions.

Examples of TIF-funded work cited by presenters included the town’s acquisition and site preparation of the former Archer and Raybould properties east of Town Hall; financing assistance for the Arbuckle Commons expansion (an addition the presentation described as roughly 100 apartments and about 3,600 square feet of retail); a pedestrian crossing installed on Green Street between Arbuckle and Union Green buildings; traffic-signal design work at South Green Street and Northfield Drive; and roadway, utilities and intersection projects tied to earlier bonds.

On revenue and debt, LWG and staff said the majority of Brownsburg’s TIF receipts are used for debt service on bonds issued for infrastructure and for economic development incentives. Bob Swins explained that bond purchasers vary: bonds may be sold on the public market through underwriters, privately placed with banks, or in some cases purchased by the developer or company benefitting from the project (a structure he described as effectively recycling TIF revenue back to the company).

Commissioners and attendees asked procedural questions. One commissioner asked how assessed value increases are tracked; staff and consultants confirmed the county assessor performs property assessments and the county auditor provides allocation-area accounting. Another question covered the intersection between tax abatements and TIF; presenters said the town will sometimes grant abatements in TIF areas for significant investments but generally will not give both a TIF incentive and a tax abatement for the same value stream (\"we'll do one or the other\"), because abatements reduce the tax base that would otherwise generate TIF revenue.

Presenters noted the town avoids capturing certain revenue (for example, the town does not capture personal property tax revenue in its TIF areas) and that the town has at times removed residential parcels from TIF areas to limit impacts to other taxing units; staff said 284 residential parcels were removed from Wynne Farms in February 2023 and that Wynne Farms collects only 50% of the increased tax revenue by design.

The presentation concluded with an overview of 2024 actual TIF collections and a projection methodology for 2025, emphasizing those projections assume standard collection and circuit-breaker limits. Staff said the commission budgets TIF revenues as part of the town budget process and uses the projections to evaluate projects for the coming year. The commission noted the presentation also serves to inform other taxing units and encouraged questions from county and taxing-unit representatives.

The commission did not take formal action on the presentation itself. Staff asked commissioners to remain briefly after the meeting to sign two resolutions and reminded members the next meeting is scheduled for July 1.","At its June 5 meeting, the Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission heard the annual Indiana Code 36-7-25-8 presentation from LWG CPAs & Advisors explaining how TIF (tax increment financing) works, how the town uses TIF revenues, recent projects funded with TIF debt and how assessed value and bond structures affect revenues.",{"_33":108,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":109,"_41":110,"_43":111,"_45":112,"_47":113,"_49":114,"_51":115,"_53":116,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":117,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":118,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6695045,"RDC approves continued 50% capture approach for Wynne Farms allocation area",60,1567000,1627000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3684273-248af5e8e3d8063bfffc30a6b2310a31&start=1567&end=1627","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3684273-248af5e8e3d8063bfffc30a6b2310a31/thumbnail_1567000.jpg","/articles/6695045/Town-of-Brownsburg/Hendricks-County/Indiana/RDC-approves-continued-50-capture-approach-for-Wynne-Farms-allocation-area","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6695045-4db7c8c2ae104661bf31e8c23ca2ee72/orig.mp4?Expires=1770442664&Signature=G74abdOIvc5Jssad4QGE9BqLLanRSBK-rzkyaZOeBNqa4dGTxp924cyNc7YiSUYlmbC5aZMzZkbx-Fgxo-DEzO6cH0ySF9pVib3NjOiTuMdhXEoA3znxa4Nq-AeNouvB3a1Ts0FpT1XJVGmnF~Kjad5EprxOTif8ukS3L5xQecPAEyIWPcnvm8SKoCzab3SdqyInQ2KhPLxNI94HlY75MkITkHvR7O25vdCLexNm-YbICuDBhqzV2fSZEV8S5aJ-2-7VzxfyKhimS0t-ZwQjwUTJlx1FxU6diyDE4DLtmy0l6jr6Kljlt1h8OOB1rw8ICO72hWYXVcPnjZdeCIZtZA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the June 5 meeting the Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission adopted Resolution 2025-03 RDC to continue the town’s existing approach for the Wynne Farms allocation area: the town will capture 50% of incremental assessed valuation for the 2026 budget year and release the remaining 50% to other taxing units.

Mister Pierce explained that Wynne Farms was created in February 2008, expanded in February 2015, and has been decreased twice (2015 and February 2023). He reiterated the town's policy in that allocation area to collect only half of the increased tax revenue, distributing the other half to other taxing units; staff noted the commission had removed 284 residential parcels from the Wynne Farms allocation area in February 2023 and that the town will continue to monitor and adjust parcels as needed.

A commissioner moved to approve Resolution 2025-03 RDC and a second was given; the commission adopted the resolution by voice vote with no recorded opposition. Staff asked commissioners to sign the adopted resolution after the meeting.

The resolution affirms the town’s continued partial capture approach for Wynne Farms to balance redevelopment funding needs with impacts to other taxing units.","The Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission voted June 5 to continue the town's practice of capturing 50% of incremental assessed value in the Wynne Farms allocation area for the 2026 budget year, releasing the other 50% to other taxing units under Resolution 2025-03 RDC.","actionData","errors"]

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