Kannapolis considers municipal service district

Kannapolis buys more property

Kannapolis buys more property

The vacant K-Town Furniture building in Kannapolis. The City of Kannapolis is buying the property in a move to gain more control over the development of the downtown area.



Posted: Saturday, June 20, 2015 1:25 pm

Kannapolis considers municipal service district

By Michael Knox | mknox@independenttribune.com

The Independent Tribune

KANNAPOLIS, N.C. — In an effort to revitalize downtown and attract private investment, Kannapolis City Council is discussing the creation of a municipal service district.

Also known as a business improvement district, the effort would allow officials to pursue special obligation bonds for revitalization efforts and could eventually allow the city to generate additional tax revenue.

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