TID 34: Brook Park creation
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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