Summary
The county approved a brownfield plan that helps turn a downtown Montrose commercial building into two storefronts and five apartments, capturing about $140,000 in tax increment over 20 years. It's expected to create a few jobs and revive a vacant commercial space.
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Last discussed Jan 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $140,000 in tax increment revenue diverted over 20 years to make the project work.
Montrose residents and businesses get a redeveloped downtown building with new housing and commercial space.
Taxing jurisdictions receive slightly less incremental tax revenue for two decades.
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