Summary
A $22.45 million TID amendment will repave streets, add $2 million of King Park improvements, and buy vacant lots near the park for new housing. Ald. Coggs and Bauman insisted this be a standalone development, not a Revive program site.
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Last discussed May 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
$22.45 million in TID spending, projected to pay off before the district's legal life ends in 2033.
Residents of the long-disinvested King Park neighborhood near the Brewery District, plus Milwaukee workers hired on infrastructure projects.
None identified, though members voiced concern that neighborhoods with recent demolitions could lose Revive resources if the program were redirected here.
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