PR26-0012

Supermarket Tax Incentive Expansion Approval Resolution of 2024

Introduced·11/25/24
Tion Text

Expands supermarket tax incentives to additional census tracts in downtown and Northeast DC.

The resolution expands the eligible area for supermarket tax incentives to include specific census tracts in downtown and Northeast DC. These areas include neighborhoods such as Chinatown, Penn Quarter, Woodridge, and Michigan Park. The expansion aims to increase food access and affordability, create jobs, and attract new grocery stores to these neighborhoods. The incentives include exemptions from real property taxes, personal property taxes, and sales and use taxes for new supermarkets. The expansion is expected to benefit both current and future District residents and businesses.

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History

Jan 10, 2025

Council

Notice of Intent to Act on PR26-0012 Published in the DC Register

Dec 3, 2024

Council

Referred to Committee on Business and Economic Development

Nov 25, 2024

Council

Introduced in Office of the Secretary